I would also like the guy who gives me money. Where do i sign up?
Naked Reader Book Club Discussion: Please, Ma'am (June 28, 8-10 PM EST)
Top Kat
06/28/2011
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Yes it does! Sometimes I wish I could get through a book faster because I want to know what's going to happen next. And sometimes I want to just linger in a book because I'm enjoying every moment of it and I don't want it to end.
Originally posted by
Top Kat
Wow, I fell behind looking through the book to remember my favorites! Times flies in a good book...
06/28/2011
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Lol... you can find anything on the internet. Probably on Craig's List.
Originally posted by
LicentiouslyYours
The Paypig story was strange, yet fascinating. It's the one that sticks out when I think of this book, just because I wonder if there really are people out there who have this fetish... and if there are, where do I find them??
06/28/2011
Jennifer@cleis
What's more important to you all when reading erotica: that it is well-written or that it turns you on? Or is it a deal-breaker if it doesn't cover both bases?
06/28/2011
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Actually, Carnal Machines is next month, but we've got Dreamlover — Paranormal Tales of Erotic Romance coming up in October (edited by our own Kristina Wright!)... I've already got that one and have read a couple stories out of it —it's going to be a good one!
Originally posted by
Ivy Wilde
I just received my copy of "Carnal Machines" if that is what you are referring to. That's the main reason I'm here tonight. I've only read the first couple of stories though.
06/28/2011
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Yay, I will put it toward this book since I have Please Sir, I will have the set. Thanks!
Originally posted by
removedacnt
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06/28/2011
Top Kat
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Hi, welcome!
Originally posted by
Sammi
Hi guys! I'm late, but here
06/28/2011
I love how in "a charmed life" she tottaly ignores him at the start and the way she makes him kneel on the floor for hours before calling back.
06/28/2011
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I haven't read this one - I got Please, Sir instead. I kind of want to read this one, but I think the one I got is probably more up my alley, so to speak. I'm curious what others thought if it though
Originally posted by
LicentiouslyYours
Hi sammi! So what's your favorite in this one?
06/28/2011
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The ultimate man would be the one who had both fetishes.
Originally posted by
removedacnt
Oooo, skip the guy the with foot fetish. I want the one who gives me money. LOL
06/28/2011
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Hahaha!!! Beware of Craigs List!!!
Originally posted by
Kristina Wright
Lol... you can find anything on the internet. Probably on Craig's List.
06/28/2011
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I like well written even if I don't get turned on. I love to read just to read so getting turned on is just a bonus
Originally posted by
Jennifer@cleis
What's more important to you all when reading erotica: that it is well-written or that it turns you on? Or is it a deal-breaker if it doesn't cover both bases?
06/28/2011
Top Kat
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So true!
Originally posted by
removedacnt
Yes it does! Sometimes I wish I could get through a book faster because I want to know what's going to happen next. And sometimes I want to just linger in a book because I'm enjoying every moment of it and I don't want it to end.
06/28/2011
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For me its a little of both. I want it to turn me on, but it really needs to be well written as well.
Originally posted by
Jennifer@cleis
What's more important to you all when reading erotica: that it is well-written or that it turns you on? Or is it a deal-breaker if it doesn't cover both bases?
06/28/2011
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Throw in a guy who gives a great scalp massage along with the other two and I'm totally sold!
Originally posted by
LicentiouslyYours
The ultimate man would be the one who had both fetishes.
06/28/2011
Blue Koi
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If it's not well written, I'm gone. I can't focus on the plot if I'm distracted by lousy prose. But if the writings good I don't notice at all because I'm so focused on the story's action.
Originally posted by
Jennifer@cleis
What's more important to you all when reading erotica: that it is well-written or that it turns you on? Or is it a deal-breaker if it doesn't cover both bases?
06/28/2011
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I would prefer it be both well-written and turn me on. But frankly, I think if it isn't at least reasonably well written, it won't be able to turn me on because I'll be too busy critiquing the writing. So, if I had to chose, I would say well-written.
Originally posted by
Jennifer@cleis
What's more important to you all when reading erotica: that it is well-written or that it turns you on? Or is it a deal-breaker if it doesn't cover both bases?
06/28/2011
Top Kat
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I'm with you there for sure!
Originally posted by
Wondermom
I like well written even if I don't get turned on. I love to read just to read so getting turned on is just a bonus
06/28/2011
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I agree. I like a good story that has sex in it.
Originally posted by
Wondermom
I like well written even if I don't get turned on. I love to read just to read so getting turned on is just a bonus
06/28/2011
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Ah yes... Please Sir was definitely more up my alley as well. This one I read more for the enjoyment of reading than an erotic experience for me. But it does have me thinking about finding a man who wants to buy me shoes!
Originally posted by
Sammi
I haven't read this one - I got Please, Sir instead. I kind of want to read this one, but I think the one I got is probably more up my alley, so to speak. I'm curious what others thought if it though
06/28/2011
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Ivy, I'll bet there are some lesbian stories somewhere that would do the trick.
Originally posted by
Ivy Wilde
Oh. Dreamlover sounds like I might like it. But I don't think I'd get into the lesbian vampire tales. I like the occasional woman in real life(or did before I was married), but I've never read a lesbian sex scene that turned me on.
On the topic of dominant women, I think the very fact that men are expected to be more dominant gives an added edge to reversing the roles, a flavor of transgression that can be sexy in itself.
06/28/2011
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Fluff to get you to the next story? lol
Originally posted by
Ivy Wilde
As long as I enjoy reading them, I won't be disappointed if they don't turn me on. But if they are neither entertaining nor hot, then what's the point?
Honestly with all of the books Naked Reader has given me, there have only been a handful of stories I've been bored by.
06/28/2011
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For me, it needs to turn me on. If I get caught up in the story doesn't have to be super well-written.
Originally posted by
Jennifer@cleis
What's more important to you all when reading erotica: that it is well-written or that it turns you on? Or is it a deal-breaker if it doesn't cover both bases?
06/28/2011
Blue Koi
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It's also important to not make grammatical errors when posting about writing... sorry about the typo.
Originally posted by
Blue Koi
If it's not well written, I'm gone. I can't focus on the plot if I'm distracted by lousy prose. But if the writings good I don't notice at all because I'm so focused on the story's action.
06/28/2011
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Ha!
Originally posted by
Sacchi
Ivy, I'll bet there are some lesbian stories somewhere that would do the trick.
On the topic of dominant women, I think the very fact that men are expected to be more dominant gives an added edge to reversing the roles, a flavor of ... more
On the topic of dominant women, I think the very fact that men are expected to be more dominant gives an added edge to reversing the roles, a flavor of ... more
Ivy, I'll bet there are some lesbian stories somewhere that would do the trick.
On the topic of dominant women, I think the very fact that men are expected to be more dominant gives an added edge to reversing the roles, a flavor of transgression that can be sexy in itself. less
On the topic of dominant women, I think the very fact that men are expected to be more dominant gives an added edge to reversing the roles, a flavor of transgression that can be sexy in itself. less
Hi Sacchi - I was just thinking to myself when I read her comment that I bet there's bound to be a story in one of Sacchi's books she would enjoy..
06/28/2011
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I agree with Blue Koi and Ivy Wilde---It's awesome if it can turn me on---in general, I would like something if it gave me a good idea even if it doesn't turn me on.
Originally posted by
Ivy Wilde
I would prefer it be both well-written and turn me on. But frankly, I think if it isn't at least reasonably well written, it won't be able to turn me on because I'll be too busy critiquing the writing. So, if I had to chose, I would say
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I would prefer it be both well-written and turn me on. But frankly, I think if it isn't at least reasonably well written, it won't be able to turn me on because I'll be too busy critiquing the writing. So, if I had to chose, I would say well-written.
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But if it's poorly written, I won't be able to focus on the story. (I hate being a pedant, but I seriously can't turn that part of my brain off, even to enjoy a story.)
That's part of the reason I'm so much happier to pay for published erotica---on the internet, the bar is soooo low.
06/28/2011
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I wonder if my husband would be ok with me getting one of those... Free pedicures and a man who wants to give me money? Sign me up!
Originally posted by
LicentiouslyYours
The ultimate man would be the one who had both fetishes.
06/28/2011
Jennifer@cleis
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Yeah I agree to a certain extent. I enjoy good writing but as long as it doesn't trip me up as I'm reading with annoying repetiveness and silly phrases then I can enjoy erotica with less flowery language.
Originally posted by
Sammi
For me, it needs to turn me on. If I get caught up in the story doesn't have to be super well-written.
06/28/2011
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I am certainly willing to give it a try. Maybe I just haven't read the right lesbian sex scene, yet.
Originally posted by
LicentiouslyYours
Ha!
Hi Sacchi - I was just thinking to myself when I read her comment that I bet there's bound to be a story in one of Sacchi's books she would enjoy..
Hi Sacchi - I was just thinking to myself when I read her comment that I bet there's bound to be a story in one of Sacchi's books she would enjoy..
06/28/2011
Blue Koi
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You're going to have to push me out of the way!
Originally posted by
Jul!a
I wonder if my husband would be ok with me getting one of those... Free pedicures and a man who wants to give me money? Sign me up!
06/28/2011