Quote by Leigh Riker

“Whore!" someone cried out. A woman's voice. Women were always the cruelest where other women were concerned.”

— George R.R. Martin

“Words, words, words…they were all just jumbling together now as the crowd thickened. She put her hands over her ears and screamed. (From 'The…

— C.G. Faulkner

“At night I strolled into the Park and took the first whore I met, whom I without many words copulated with free from danger,…

— James Boswell

“The lucid, rational part of Billie wanted to laugh. Here she was, out in the woods of middle-class suburbia, with a man’s fingers inside…

— Shelby Reed

“Whore. How many men had embraced her? How many gritty chins against her cheek? Always something to be endured. All of them punishing her…

— R. Scott Bakker

“Hookers in whore houses awaiting drunkards at dawn who can't get it up. Broken sprung beds. Sulking, sagging and stained. Foreplay forgotten. Failed and…

— Harry Whitewolf

“She watched the woman around her. Most of them undulated like strippers or ground their arses into the men dancing behind them. She copied…

— Michele Gorman

“Prostitute. Whore. What did they really mean anyway? Only words. Words trailing their streamers of judgment. I hated labels anyway. People didn't fit in…

— Janet Fitch

“Very nice and funny, but he put the 'or' in man-whore.”

— J. Lynn

“The only one turning her into a whore is me”

— D.S. Wrights

“No, not a prostitute. An ‘escort’ … An ‘Escort’ who’d meet me in a hotel room and do anything I asked in exchange for…

— Lauren Gallagher

“The prostitute became uncomfortable -- as if 'talk' were in a category of aberrant behavior, short of which she drew the line. 'You have…

— John Irving