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Bouncers: Their Lives in Their Own Words
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Bouncers: Their Lives in Their Own Words

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Enter the secret world of the bouncer, on the edge of the law, maligned by the public and media as muscle-bound thugs, yet essential to the workings of the night-time economy. Here, they tell their own stories for the first time, including what they don’t admit in public and what they won’t tell the cops. Sex, drugs, hardmen, gangs, violence, death: every aspect of the job is covered with remarkable candour and black humour. Bouncers also traces the modern history of the doorman, from the ex-boxers of the ‘50s to today’s high-tech security firms. With b/w photos.

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Format
Paperback
Publisher
Milo Books
Country
United Kingdom
Date
1 October 2003
Pages
280
ISBN
9781903854211

Enter the secret world of the bouncer, on the edge of the law, maligned by the public and media as muscle-bound thugs, yet essential to the workings of the night-time economy. Here, they tell their own stories for the first time, including what they don’t admit in public and what they won’t tell the cops. Sex, drugs, hardmen, gangs, violence, death: every aspect of the job is covered with remarkable candour and black humour. Bouncers also traces the modern history of the doorman, from the ex-boxers of the ‘50s to today’s high-tech security firms. With b/w photos.

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Format
Paperback
Publisher
Milo Books
Country
United Kingdom
Date
1 October 2003
Pages
280
ISBN
9781903854211