Not A Neanderthal - But Never A Fluffy

Since his first punt in 1981, Nik, the founder of UKPunting, has had over five hundred more.Nik retired from punting in 2018. First published in 2012, this new 2020 edition features textual updates, new insights and observations and a substantial new chapter, appropriately titled The End. This is the definitive version of Not a Neanderthal but Never a Fluffy, bringing the story right up to date.Read about the horrors, the great girls, the triumphs and the tragedies. Laugh at and learn from his mistakes. All human life is here - the weirdoes and the wackos, the punters and the pimps, the police and the thieves; and most of all, the prostitutes in all their glorious forms: parlours to escorts, street girls to porn stars. The BBW's, the petite, the babes and the beasts.A narrative full of humour, philosophy and pathos, and a must read for anyone interested in the paid sex industry.'My Only Romance: Why I Turned to Paying for Sex', the author's prequel to 'Not a Neanderthal', which describes his relationships before turning exclusively to paying for sex is also available.Some reviews for Not A Neanderthal But Never A Fluffy.This book is an honest account of one man's adventures paying for sex over a 30 year period. There is humour and sadness along the way and the author does well to portray the lives and personalities of his regular ladies.Takes you through the highs and lows of a veteran punter over a period of 35 years. You empathise with the author and fully share the sometimes hilarious but often tragic accounts. A very good read.Very interesting and a real eye opener. I found the writing style easy and down to earth. The author's honesty about himself was refreshing, and at times quite moving. It's also a brilliant documentary of how much the paid sex scene, and society generally, has changed in just the past couple of decades.There is no media spin here just the frank recount of Nik who lays bare the facts of punting and paid sex and is free from any hysteria which normally accompanies an exposé on prostitution. Overall a good read that seems to have been written in a honest forthright way.