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Naked Reader Book Club Discussion: Pride and Prejudice Hidden Lusts by Mitzi Szereto (September 27, 8-10 PM EST)

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Contributor: sexyintexas sexyintexas
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Originally posted by Top Kat
I'd read it!
So would I!
09/27/2011
Contributor: Ivy Wilde Ivy Wilde
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Originally posted by Top Kat
I hear you, happily we know of gifted writers like Mitzi and Sacchi!
Indeed!
09/27/2011
Contributor: Ivy Wilde Ivy Wilde
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Originally posted by Kake aka PoeticErotica
Yeah, it's doing REALLY REALLY well. I'm like a proud mother, though usually she's the one mothering me! LOL.
Would you be willing to share the title with us, so that we could add to her sales?
09/27/2011
Contributor: removedacnt removedacnt
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Originally posted by Sacchi
My last question for Mitzi is one we've already discussed, but I'll post it anyway.


4. What--or who--is your favorite part/character in your P&P adaptation? Which was the most fun to write?

Mitzi: They were all great fun ... more
This makes me wonder even more, if it would be better to read the original first or not.
09/27/2011
Contributor: Brendada Brendada
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Originally posted by removedacnt
I love historical fiction too. Though I'm more of a Gone with the Wind type fan where that is concerned. Could you imagine undertaking that one as a porn parody?
Ooh, yes!
09/27/2011
Contributor: sexyintexas sexyintexas
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Originally posted by Sacchi
My last question for Mitzi is one we've already discussed, but I'll post it anyway.


4. What--or who--is your favorite part/character in your P&P adaptation? Which was the most fun to write?

Mitzi: They were all great fun ... more
I found it easy to believe their actions. Maybe it's just the perv in me but ehh...works for me. I will seriously never look at it the same, in a good way
09/27/2011
Contributor: Sacchi Sacchi
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Originally posted by Top Kat
I hear you, happily we know of gifted writers like Mitzi and Sacchi!
Thanks, Kat! I've found some very good writers, though, who were sure they were no good at first.
09/27/2011
Contributor: Kake aka PoeticErotica Kake aka PoeticErotica
I have a random but semi-related question: does anyone know anything about the history of written erotica? specifically from the industrial revolution forward? I'm planning on writing a book about the depictions of women throughout the modern history of written erotica and am striking out at research so far. If anyone could point me in the direction of some resources or a good starting point, esp anything online for right now as I cant really go to the library for the next week or 2, that'd be amazing.
09/27/2011
Contributor: toxie m toxie m
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Originally posted by Sacchi
My last question for Mitzi is one we've already discussed, but I'll post it anyway.


4. What--or who--is your favorite part/character in your P&P adaptation? Which was the most fun to write?

Mitzi: They were all great fun ... more
I think what I'm most interested in about this book is seeing the match-ups of character to kink. For me, that's the most satisfying part of parodies, seeing how the original character wasn't just changed, but developed along the same kind of path they were already traveling. And of course it's triple interesting when that development is sexual
09/27/2011
Contributor: removedacnt removedacnt
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Originally posted by Kake aka PoeticErotica
I have a random but semi-related question: does anyone know anything about the history of written erotica? specifically from the industrial revolution forward? I'm planning on writing a book about the depictions of women throughout the modern ... more
Fascinating! I would love to know this too!
09/27/2011
Contributor: sexyintexas sexyintexas
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Originally posted by removedacnt
This makes me wonder even more, if it would be better to read the original first or not.
I guess it would depend on how much you like period books. For someone who wasn't really into them but likes erotica, I would guess this one. For me, who likes both, I'm glad I read the original first so that I had an idea about the characters first. it could go either way.
09/27/2011
Contributor: Sacchi Sacchi
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Originally posted by Ivy Wilde
And a porn parody of Pride & Prejudice isn't a niche market novel?
Well, erotica anthologies are already a niche market unto themselves, so it's a bit different. Novels sell much better, and I can understand why.
09/27/2011
Contributor: Ivy Wilde Ivy Wilde
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Originally posted by Sacchi
My last question for Mitzi is one we've already discussed, but I'll post it anyway.


4. What--or who--is your favorite part/character in your P&P adaptation? Which was the most fun to write?

Mitzi: They were all great fun ... more
Oh yes, I could definitely see how she based their sexual proclivities on their original characters' personalities.
09/27/2011
Contributor: removedacnt removedacnt
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Originally posted by sexyintexas
I guess it would depend on how much you like period books. For someone who wasn't really into them but likes erotica, I would guess this one. For me, who likes both, I'm glad I read the original first so that I had an idea about the ... more
Well I have the original on my Kindle. Hmmmm decisions decisions.
09/27/2011
Contributor: toxie m toxie m
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Originally posted by removedacnt
Fascinating! I would love to know this too!
Seconded. That is a really intriguing topic for a book
09/27/2011
Contributor: Kake aka PoeticErotica Kake aka PoeticErotica
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Originally posted by Ivy Wilde
Would you be willing to share the title with us, so that we could add to her sales?
Record Collecting for Girls: Unleashing Your Inner Music Nerd One Album At A Time. It's not exactly what the title implies though. I think any music fan should love it. And it hilarious and has great anecdotes and lots of music history and so on and so forth. It's really really a gem. She's actually one of the two friends I just got back from visiting.
09/27/2011
Contributor: sexyintexas sexyintexas
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Originally posted by Kake aka PoeticErotica
I have a random but semi-related question: does anyone know anything about the history of written erotica? specifically from the industrial revolution forward? I'm planning on writing a book about the depictions of women throughout the modern ... more
Hmmm. I saw your post on fb earlier. Let me look around and if I find anything I will message you.
09/27/2011
Contributor: Brendada Brendada
I have to say that I loved the different characters and how they developed and revealed(!) their personalities...
09/27/2011
Contributor: Ivy Wilde Ivy Wilde
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Originally posted by Kake aka PoeticErotica
I have a random but semi-related question: does anyone know anything about the history of written erotica? specifically from the industrial revolution forward? I'm planning on writing a book about the depictions of women throughout the modern ... more
I'd love to help, but as I mentioned earlier, I'm still pretty new to erotica. Though if I come across anything, I'll be sure to send it to you.
09/27/2011
Contributor: Yaoi Pervette (deleted) Yaoi Pervette (deleted)
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Originally posted by Kake aka PoeticErotica
Record Collecting for Girls: Unleashing Your Inner Music Nerd One Album At A Time. It's not exactly what the title implies though. I think any music fan should love it. And it hilarious and has great anecdotes and lots of music history and so on ... more
Cool! My husband and I are record collectors. We particularly love collecting picture discs.
09/27/2011
Contributor: sexyintexas sexyintexas
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Originally posted by removedacnt
Well I have the original on my Kindle. Hmmmm decisions decisions.
If you like her or similar stories to start with then I would read the original first.
09/27/2011
Contributor: Ivy Wilde Ivy Wilde
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Originally posted by Sacchi
Well, erotica anthologies are already a niche market unto themselves, so it's a bit different. Novels sell much better, and I can understand why.
Oh. I didn't know that.
09/27/2011
Contributor: Kake aka PoeticErotica Kake aka PoeticErotica
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Originally posted by removedacnt
Well I have the original on my Kindle. Hmmmm decisions decisions.
Me too! Isn't it free? And for those of you who aren't Kindle owners, there are Kindle apps for the comp in general, for chrome, for android and iphones, and I think that's it but if you have a computer, you can get a free digital copy, if i recall correctly.
09/27/2011
Contributor: sexyintexas sexyintexas
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Originally posted by Brendada
I have to say that I loved the different characters and how they developed and revealed(!) their personalities...
Lol among other things....
09/27/2011
Contributor: Ivy Wilde Ivy Wilde
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Originally posted by Kake aka PoeticErotica
Record Collecting for Girls: Unleashing Your Inner Music Nerd One Album At A Time. It's not exactly what the title implies though. I think any music fan should love it. And it hilarious and has great anecdotes and lots of music history and so on ... more
Thanks! I'm not a huge music fan, but I'll be sure to check it out.
09/27/2011
Contributor: removedacnt removedacnt
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Originally posted by Kake aka PoeticErotica
Me too! Isn't it free? And for those of you who aren't Kindle owners, there are Kindle apps for the comp in general, for chrome, for android and iphones, and I think that's it but if you have a computer, you can get a free digital copy, ... more
Yes it was free. And I have a Kindle, and Kindle for PC, and Kindle on my iPhone. LOL
09/27/2011
Contributor: Kake aka PoeticErotica Kake aka PoeticErotica
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Originally posted by Yaoi Pervette (deleted)
Cool! My husband and I are record collectors. We particularly love collecting picture discs.
Oh, wow, there are some amazing ones. I'd nearly forgotten all about those. It's more about the music though than records themselves, though she does talk about that as well and the death of the true record collector (I'll let you all speculate as to why or find out via the book).
09/27/2011
Contributor: Sacchi Sacchi
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Originally posted by toxie m
I think what I'm most interested in about this book is seeing the match-ups of character to kink. For me, that's the most satisfying part of parodies, seeing how the original character wasn't just changed, but developed along the same ... more
Good observation, txymxy (glad I don't have to pronounce that!) Now that I come to think of it, my favorite thing about the book was the way the kinks seemed so, well, natural for the characters as Austen had written them.
09/27/2011
Contributor: Ivy Wilde Ivy Wilde
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Originally posted by Ivy Wilde
Thanks! I'm not a huge music fan, but I'll be sure to check it out.
Ah, here it is on Amazon link
09/27/2011
Contributor: Kake aka PoeticErotica Kake aka PoeticErotica
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Originally posted by sexyintexas
Hmmm. I saw your post on fb earlier. Let me look around and if I find anything I will message you.
That'd be awesome. Btw, yall are welcome to email me @ katelynn7268@hotmail.c om.
09/27/2011