Porn Again
A Testament of Smut and Salvation
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Scott Tuoty
Porn meets religion—what could possibly go wrong . . .
Ethan Essig wakes up every morning disappointed to find he’s still himself—a bitter, burnt-out pornographer running a company on the brink of collapse with a soul teetering on the edge of immolation. Over the course of one surreal week, Ethan will gamble everything on salvation: paging through the Awesome Bible (the Bible, but awesomer), seeking redemption from a Baptist pastor, and trading insults with a foul-mouthed portrait of Jesus himself.
Meanwhile, his studio, Slippery Slope, is one film away from ruin. To save it, Ethan enlists a washed-up porn queen, a stunning transgender escort, and a male porn-star with Tourette’s for one last, ill-fated production. But the most beguiling wildcard is Nancy, an aspiring starlet who insists she’s a virgin—and who just might be his best friend’s daughter.
Consistently hilarious, occasionally cringe-inducing, and unexpectedly heart-wrenching, Porn Again is a darkly comic descent into the contradictions and similarities of pornography and religion—two forces bound by shame, spectacle, and the promise of ecstasy. In the tradition of Chuck Palahniuk, it’s a novel that shocks, unsettles, and ultimately redeems.
©2026 Scott Tuoty (P)2026 Skyhorse AudioEleştirmen yorumları
“Raunchy, obnoxious, and often childish. In other words, I loved it.”–Lionel Shriver, Orange Prize-winning author of We Need to Talk About Kevin and A Better Life
“You’ll hate yourself for being unable to resist Tuoty’s wonderfully nasty, surprisingly thoughtful narrative. I haven’t laughed this loud while reading a novel in a long time.”–Drew Magary, author of The Hike
“Porn Again is raw, filthy, and surprisingly heartfelt. It’s a sinner’s confessional that will make you laugh, wince, and keep turning pages.”–Thomas Kohnstamm, author of Supersonic