Naked Reader Book Club Discussion: Safe Word An Erotic S/M Novel by Molly Weatherfield (September 13, 8-10 PM EST)

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Naked Reader Book Club Discussion: Safe Word An Erotic S/M Novel by Molly Weatherfield (September 13, 8-10 PM EST)

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Contributor: Molly Weatherfield Molly Weatherfield
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Originally posted by LicentiouslyYours
Oh.... mystery and kink, please!
And kink, of course. And I've only ever published one short story -- LILITH SCHOOLED TO BRIDLE, or something like that. It's in a Mammoth anthology and it's a Victorian pony fantasy. Fun. And I wrote it really fast.
09/13/2011
Contributor: Anneke Jacob Anneke Jacob
Carrie helped me see that heroines don't need to take themselves entirely seriously. Which is a lovely revelation. Someone so layered, in a world so textured, was a pleasure to read.
09/13/2011
Contributor: Sacchi Sacchi
Good night, and thanks to all for a discussion nearly as rousing as the book! Feel free to keep on, though, if you like. I'm still around.
09/13/2011
Contributor: Annabel Joseph Annabel Joseph
I have to sign off. Long day for me. How often do these book chats take place? I really enjoyed it.
09/13/2011
Contributor: melissa1973 melissa1973
Hi everyone, I just got home long day at work. Sorry that I'm way late, what are we discussing tonight?
09/13/2011
Contributor: Sacchi Sacchi
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Originally posted by Annabel Joseph
I have to sign off. Long day for me. How often do these book chats take place? I really enjoyed it.
Every two weeks, generally. Three weeks, this time, probably because of Labor Day.
09/13/2011
Contributor: removedacnt removedacnt
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Originally posted by Annabel Joseph
I have to sign off. Long day for me. How often do these book chats take place? I really enjoyed it.
We have them twice a month, on the 2nd and 4th Tuesday at 8pm Est. You can keep track of when and what we're reading on the Naked Reader Book Club blog. link

Thank you for joining us!
09/13/2011
Contributor: Molly Weatherfield Molly Weatherfield
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Originally posted by Anneke Jacob
Carrie helped me see that heroines don't need to take themselves entirely seriously. Which is a lovely revelation. Someone so layered, in a world so textured, was a pleasure to read.
Thanks, Anneke. That's a lovely thing to say.
09/13/2011
Contributor: removedacnt removedacnt
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Originally posted by melissa1973
Hi everyone, I just got home long day at work. Sorry that I'm way late, what are we discussing tonight?
I'm sorry you missed it! There are a few people still around. And you can read through the discussion of course.
09/13/2011
Contributor: Sacchi Sacchi
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Originally posted by melissa1973
Hi everyone, I just got home long day at work. Sorry that I'm way late, what are we discussing tonight?
Melissa, we've been discussing Molly Weatherfield's Safe Word, the sequel to her Carrie's Story. You can scroll back to see the whole thing, but most of us are ready now for a post-coital...well, post-discussion--nap.
09/13/2011
Contributor: Annabel Joseph Annabel Joseph
Thanks once more Molly, for the insight into your books.

Have a great night everyone!
09/13/2011
Contributor: Molly Weatherfield Molly Weatherfield
I've gotta go too. Thanks so much. What a privileged position I have, with such incredibly astute and appreciative readers.

Night all.

And thanks to Eden, Cleis, and Sacchi.
09/13/2011
Contributor: Anneke Jacob Anneke Jacob
There's a lot of new bdsm fiction, but not a lot that I'd call literature. The Carrie books are right up there. The combination of wonderful writing, complex characters, and questions raised and not entirely answered, I think is what does it. At least some of it.
09/13/2011
Contributor: Anneke Jacob Anneke Jacob
Oops, missed the cut. Night all.
09/13/2011
Contributor: M121212 M121212
I loved this book. Maybe one of these days I'll join in the discussion!
09/14/2011