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Mobil City Guides is a series of in-depth guides on what to see and do while in top US cities. Extensive research will point you in the direction of each city’s hidden treasures and show you where to stay and dine.

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The guide you’ll want to read with one hand!

Look out Zagat! Take heed Fodor’s and Gayot! Now there’s something fleshier, meatier, beef-cakier. Los Angeles is the undisputed porn capital of the world, and Horny? Los Angeles strips down the city to its bare essentials. Where: to take that hottie you can’t take home to mama. What: to wear under that Diane von Furstenburg wrap dress or to the annual Fetish Ball. When: to tip your lap dancer and how much. Why: that stripper who’s totally digging you is not going home with you tonight. How: to meet the co-ed, stud, swinger, goth chick, rocker, agent, bookworm, or slut of your dreams.

Covering Los Angeles, Hollywood, The Valleys, South Bay, Orange County, and beyond, Horny? offers hundreds of strip clubs, singles scenes, specialty lingerie boutiques, and nude beaches; plus a peek into S&M dungeons and fetish toy shops!

When you’re in the mood look no farther than Horny?.

About the Author

Jessica Hundley began her writing career as a late ’80s zinester, founding and editing the mag Mommy And I are One for 8 years until she just couldn?t stand it any longer. Currently, Hundley writes for Dazed and Confused, Flaunt, New York Press, Paper, Salon.com, Hustler, Playboy, Nerve.com, Soma, and others. She is also attempting to complete the eternal process of editing her first feature film while simultaneous working on several shorts and screenplays. She likes having sex a whole lot more than writing about it.

Jon Alain Guzik is a writer living in Los Angeles. He has an MFA from CalArts in Critical Studies. For the New Millennium, Mr. Guzik has decided to keep clear of all the peccadilloes that have plagued him in the past and focus on a life of moneyed Bohemia and Les morale de la guerre contre laideur. If you wish to join him in the good fight, please send an inquiry to the publisher. Viva La Resistance!

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The Hidden guidebook series hot-peppers its pages with little arrows that point to a multitude of off-the-tourist-track sites.

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No other guide offers coverage of this fabled shoreline as comprehensively as Hidden Coast of California, focusing on the many miles of unspoiled beach-long famous stretches to dozens of hidden pockets along the way. Award-winning author Ray Riegert introduces travelers to the unique personalities of three of America’s favorite oceanside cities. He leads travelers to bohemian coffeehouses near the shops and theaters of San Francisco’s Union Square, traces the roots of the movie industry at famous film sites around Los Angeles and brings the entire family to San Diego’s world-famous zoo and animal theme parks. Along the way the author suggests a visit to small fishing towns and international shipping ports, Victorian neighborhoods, and oceanfront mansions. He details how to best enjoy the state’s popular coastal retreats — including sunbathing in Santa Barbara, beachcombing in Mendocino and relaxing in a bed-and-breakfast inn near Monterey. The ultimate beach lover’s travel guide, Hidden Coast of California covers 175 beaches: 123 surfing beaches, 48 camping beaches, and even 21 nude beaches. A virtual bed-and-breakfast guide, this book recommends over 150 small hotels, guest cottages, and bed-and-breakfast inns. Perfectly suited for out-of-state visitors, this guide also offers locals countless suggestions for weekend getaways.

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Offbeat Guides creates personalized, up-to-date travel guides that cover over 30,000 travel destinations worldwide using a combination of search technology and curation by both amateur and professional travel experts.

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With so many famous places and hyped attractions, it’s all too easy to get caught running (well, driving, actually) all over Southern California from one spot to the next. This guide tells how to get off the freeway and explore the boulevards and side streets of Los Angeles and San Diego as well the coast roads and inland desert highways. Hidden Southern California combines traditional attractions, including seven historic missions and eight theme parks, with outdoor adventures, including 123 beaches and parks, 270 hiking trails, and 105 surfing spots. It provides selective recommendations for lodging in the city, along the coast, and even in desert and mountain parks, including 15 beach cottages, 77 coastal inns and 13,193 campsites at 350 campgrounds. The author offers opinionated reviews of a wide variety of local restaurants. The guide also contains special features on Los Angeles’ historic Mexican public markets, Hollywood film making in action, the ultimate side trip south of the border, and old-time Hollywood, including 15 historic theaters and a driving tour of old mansions.