Confessions of a Transgender Adult Film Star

by Meghan Chavalier

The true story of transgender adult film superstar Meghan Chavalier. Meghan will take you through her years as a stage performer, actress, author, and singer and how she became one of the most famous transgender adult film stars in the world. But, it hasn't all been all fame and fortune; in fact, Meghan will walk you through the tumultuous steps in her life, growing up with an abusive alcoholic father, drug abuse, prostitution, the adult film industry, the failed relationships, the love she finally found and lost that changed her life and a lifelong struggle with Bipolar Disorder 1. You'll finally learn everything you wanted to know about Meghan Chavalier, including what goes on behind closed doors in those strip clubs in New Orleans, Louisiana; Drugs, sex, prostitution, and legal trouble. Confessions of a Transgender Adult Film Star will bring you into the life of Meghan Chavalier and show you how a small-town kid went on to become a world-famous transgender star.

Genres: Sex Work, Transgender

261 pages, Kindle Edition

First published February 12, 2007

Reviews

[Eric · Rating 5 out of 5]

This was the original version of Meghan's book. She has stated many times publicly that she was not happy with the way the book was released unedited. She has also stated that she ended her contract with her publisher for this reason. The new edited version of the book was re-released in 2023 under the name Confessions of a Transgender Adult Film Star and 100% under the control of Meghan Chavalier herself and her company Meghan Chavalier Productions. It is perfectly written and contains chapters that are not included in the original release. Sometimes things happen, but the new version of her book is FANTASTIC. She has also released two other books The Mystical Journey Book of Elandor and Murder at the Midnight Motel and all three are available exclusively through Amazon and Barnes & Noble. She recently said on Bluesky that the best thing she ever did was release her books independently after the debacle with her first publisher.

[Summer Kristianson · Rating 3 out of 5]

Biographies are so difficult to rate as you feel as though you are rating their life. The writer led an interesting life from childhood to adulthood and everywhere in between.
However the writing was subpar and the story line was hard to follow. There are so many people in the story it is hard to follow. However, I do feel it is worth a read (or listen as I am an Audiobook person).

[Juan Carrillo · Rating 5 out of 5]

A self made woman

Biography’s are so often hit or miss..the thing is this particular one is so full of an interesting story about survival on so many levels…a self made women who always felt off…but found the will and the courage to become who she is meant to be on her terms….if u want a great read pic this up u will not be sorry.

[Dannie · Rating 5 out of 5]

It was a love hate read for me, I’ve been to a lot of the clubs she talks about. It reminded me of the good times I had. And when she talks about the drugs and drinking and AIDS I lost so many good friends to drug’s drinking and AIDS I’m 10 yrs older than Meghan So I never saw her preform She is a very strong woman to stay sober and still be in that life style.

[Anne · Rating 3 out of 5]

Terribly written, but very interesting.

[Missy Carmichael · Rating 3 out of 5]

The writing is terrible, but it is an interesting story. I got it for free on Amazon.