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hermetic

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48. Well, Outlander

Tue Mar 13, 2018, 02:04 PM

Mar 2018

has some pretty stirring scenes, but also a great deal of violence and gore.

It's looks like for really quality stuff you have to stick with the classics...
Delta of Venus by Anaïs Nin
Fanny Hill by John Cleland
Tropic of Cancer by Henry Miller
Ada by Vladimir Nabokov
Maidenhead by Tamara Faith Berger
Nine and a Half Weeks by Ingeborg Day
The Autobiography of a Flea by “Anonymous”
The Fermata by Nicholson Baker (this one sounds fun) ...a 1994 novel about a man who can stop time, and uses this ability to embark on a series of sexual adventures.

Aha, I found this...good old GoodReads has an Erotica Shelf https://www.goodreads.com/shelf/show/quality-erotica The only one I've ever heard of is 50 Shades which I personally have no interest in as I hear it's rather poorly written.

Have fun exploring!

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What are you reading this week of March 11, 2018? [View all] hermetic Mar 2018 OP

"The Hobbit" shenmue Mar 2018 #1

Cool hermetic Mar 2018 #5

Awwwww....I cried too and for the same reason. I figured it was just me....:) dameatball Mar 2018 #15

"The Fort" - Bernard Cornwell and "Mangrove Lightning" - Randy Wayne White dameatball Mar 2018 #2

Nice hermetic Mar 2018 #9

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Thought your reply was a spoiler? hermetic Mar 2018 #19

Yes, figured I should delete it. dameatball Mar 2018 #20

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I think hermetic Mar 2018 #7

Wow! thanks! femmocrat Mar 2018 #38

Me, too. I couldn't put it down. Ohiogal Mar 2018 #31

Steinbeck Grapes of wrath TEB Mar 2018 #4

I bet you see things differently in this read. TexasProgresive Mar 2018 #10

Pretty much hermetic Mar 2018 #21

Most definitely TEB Mar 2018 #27

A truly great story hermetic Mar 2018 #11

Grant by Ron Chernow redstatebluegirl Mar 2018 #6

As in Ulysses S. hermetic Mar 2018 #13

I am only about 1/3 of the way through, it is great. redstatebluegirl Mar 2018 #16

Artemis by Andy Weir. Thyla Mar 2018 #8

Oh yeah hermetic Mar 2018 #14

That's the one. Thyla Mar 2018 #18

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Sounds like fun hermetic Mar 2018 #22

Thanks, I will correct it. iamateacher Mar 2018 #23

I've gotta look for that one! PennyK Mar 2018 #44

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This sounds good hermetic Mar 2018 #25

"Difficult Women", short stories by Roxanne Gay. LisaM Mar 2018 #26

I like the sound of this hermetic Mar 2018 #28

Thanks. LisaM Mar 2018 #35

S'okay hermetic Mar 2018 #39

Heretics by Leonardo Padura alfredo Mar 2018 #29

This sounds really amazing hermetic Mar 2018 #30

Im taking my time reading it. Its my waiting room book. alfredo Mar 2018 #34

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Number 16 in the Cork O'Connor series hermetic Mar 2018 #40

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Doig's autobiography hermetic Mar 2018 #41

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"The Pale Horseman" by Bernard Cornwell Number9Dream Mar 2018 #46

Well, Outlander hermetic Mar 2018 #48

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Most assuredly hermetic Mar 2018 #59

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