My Pornography.

The author talks about her father's addiction to pornography and her views on pornography and nakedness. She describes how her father's house, where she lived when she was young, was filled with pornographic magazines and videos. She mentions that photographs require mendacity and ambiguity in order to be interesting, according to photographer Sally Mann, which are what are also needed for a childhood to be beautiful. The author also narrates that she undertook nude modelling jobs to pay for graduate school. She discusses different forms of pornography.