Jina Bacarr

I love adventure in exotic locales, which led me to write the award-winning non-fiction book, The Japanese Art of Sex, and the RIO Award-winning novel, The Blonde Geisha, the only erotic novel to win the Mainstream Fiction category. I was invited to speak and perform at La Biennale Arts Festival in Venice, Italy (I also signed copies of The Blonde Geisha in Italian). I worked as the Japanese consultant for KCBS-TV, MSNBC, The Pleasure Zone, Tech TV's Wired for Sex and British Sky Broadcasting's Saucy TV and my nonfiction book, The Japanese Art of Sex, is featured on a segment of 69 Sexy Thins 2 Do B4 U die on Playboy TV. I also acted in Japanese TV commercials, worked as a companion girl for a Japanese company, wrote forty scripts for daytime television (including thirty animation scripts) and I've had three plays produced in Malibu, California.