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Date Posted: 11:46:29 01/17/06 Tue
Author: lump
Subject: Re: Books
In reply to: 23 's message, "Re: Books" on 10:15:20 01/17/06 Tue

>So you ladies dig the erotica, huh? My wife has been
>writing some of that lately.

No - not really - I just figured that'd be the best part of that particular book. I was looking for a light read, and had heard that Nicholas Sparks was good - but that particular book...it's been a long time since I haven't forced myself to finish a book. It was bad. I'd rather read a Harlequin novel.

Your wife has been writing some though? That's cool. Anne Rice has some out (under Anne Rampling I think), but I've never read any. Her regular books can be pretty erotic sometimes anyhow. I think I'll add one to my list because I never realized until now that I've never actually read one!

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[> [> [> Re: Books -- taurusgirl, 12:29:20 01/17/06 Tue [1]

>>So you ladies dig the erotica, huh? My wife has been
>>writing some of that lately.

You can usually find the erotica under annonymous in the bookstore
fiction dept. There's always the classic Henry Miller and his girlfriend Annis Nin, I like them better, they're more subtle. That movie "Henry and June" is all about them and it's such an erotic movie. Oooohh! It is, It is.

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[> [> [> [> Re: Books -- lump, 13:36:08 01/17/06 Tue [1]

LOL! I was thinking Benny and Joon and about died when you said it was erotic! LOL!

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