April 24, 2018 | Porn Stars

Former bi porn model Danny Wylde wrote another book

You may not be familiar with the name Christopher Zeischegg; it's actually the real name of former bi porn star Danny Wylde, who filmed over 600 scenes during his career fucking on camera. Openly bisexual, he mostly appeared in bi-themed movies.

Since leaving the business five years ago, he has been busy exploring his more creative side. In fact, he has already written two novels, Come to My Brother and The Wolves That Live in Skin and Space.

This year, he released a third book called Body to Job.

According to the description on Amazon:

"Former porn star, Christopher Zeischegg (aka Danny Wylde), gathers six years of writing into one definitive collection. A memoir of an adult film career from beginning to end and a life lived after, marked by post-porn dysphoria. Interspersed with select fiction, Zeischegg writes about youthful naivete, sex worker love, pro-porn activism, disenchantment, and violence. Body to Job is the ex-porn star's third book, and his most comprehensive to date―an explicit work of vulnerability, longing, terror, and life.

"I knew, early on in life, that I wanted to write," he explained. "For a long time, I probably didn’t have much to say. Then I became a porn performer."

He added: "... in regards to my desire to write, porn gave me material to explore. I didn’t need to go out and research something. I was living it. The research was my life."

He left porn in 2013, quitting overnight following several issues due to extensive use of erection enhancing drugs.

"Basically, I developed a kind of addiction to erectile dysfunction pharmaceuticals after using various medications, as performance enhancers (something that’s very common in the porn industry), for the entirety of my career," he admitted. "I ended up in the hospital a few times for priapism. A doctor told me about the risks I faced if I kept using the medications. I couldn’t do the job without the medications -- at least, I couldn’t perform with the consistency required of me. So I quit."

He revealed that he couldn't have written Body to Job right away. He needed a break from the biz and time to reflect. And now that it is done, and some of his demons worked out, he is back at work on a new novel.

"I'm pretty far into writing a new novel," he told OUT. "It has a little bit to do with porn and post-sex work dysphoria. But it's mostly a piece of horror fiction."

If you're a fan and want to catch up on his work and his writing, and check out his earlier work in front of the camera, he has set up an Only Fans site here. (Just watch out for all the boobies!)