 "Prostitution Notes" was a research-based piece created by Suzanne Lacy in 1974 that was made to explore the lives of sex workers and to relate those experiences to her own life, “looking for echoes of their lives in mine.” Lacy spent four months in Los Angeles interviewing and speaking with a wide variety of people ranging from both male and female sex workers (one even including a sociology grad student), pimps, and sex worker advocates.During Lacy’s interviews she would record every single aspect of the encounter.This included what she ate, what her subjects ate, what she was told, the emotions she felt, and how she connected her life to theirs.