What are you reading?

11 May 2019

Quote by chris_brown

theres one of those paperbacks i wouldnt mind my getting a copy of myself lol

is it the Nazi gnomes one? lol

I'd love you to check out my latest

https://www.lushstories.com/stories/monster-sex/-summer-of-the-tentacle-.aspx

11 May 2019

Vanessa's poems

12 May 2019

The Hepatitis Bathtub and Other Stories by NoFx

12 May 2019

Quote by Verbal

Were you able to actually get through this? I tried, and found it impenetrable. It just sits on my bookshelf and mocks me.

I'm halfway through the book. I haven't gotten back into it since I have been busy with finishing up college.

14 May 2019

Living The Best Day Ever by Hendri Coetzee

18 May 2019

Everyone Has Secrets, by Karen Cleveland. Still trying to get into it.

Edit: I hate catfish stories. Give me a chatcater arc and make me happy with it, don't just put them back in the same plot they were in before. Ugh.

18 May 2019

Quote by AAnna
Vanessa's poems

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a bunch of lush stories and " I Know what you did last summer" by lois Duncan

I'd love you to check out my latest

https://www.lushstories.com/stories/monster-sex/-summer-of-the-tentacle-.aspx

22 Jul 2019

I just started this, Check out that cover art though

I'd love you to check out my latest

https://www.lushstories.com/stories/monster-sex/-summer-of-the-tentacle-.aspx

22 Jul 2019

I think I have officially become a Neal Stephenson fanboy.

Read Fall during my business trip and loved it. It is a little lop-sided, in that it kinda changes direction two thirds of the way through, but it remains deeply entertaining, and so full of interesting ideas about the internet, and digital life and real life, and about a million other things.

Now I am reading a sort of a prequel to it - some of the same characters, and while not the same plot at all, but sort of the same conceptual ground. You don't need to read this to read Fall, but they are great to read back-to-back. Both are BRIMMING with energy and ideas. Both are also about 1000 pages long, so you end up getting really sucked into the worlds he creates. I've dreamed about these books, I've gotten so involved.

23 Jul 2019

Walden by Henry David Thoreau

23 Jul 2019

A Clockwork Orange - Anthony Burgess .. again ..

23 Jul 2019

Death List

23 Jul 2019

The Lost Angel - by Javier Sierra

24 Jul 2019

Finally found where I stashed the book I didn't finish...so I can actually finish it. Born a Crime by Trevor Noah

All My Love - Real love can last a lifetime and still feel brand new.

I'll Be Home For Christmas - Holly spends Advent preparing for Nick's return.

Good Girl - She’s a badass by day and his Good Girl at night.

His To Use - A Dom and his sub enjoy a session at a hotel.

24 Jul 2019

Lush Forum and it’s definitely 4 stars ⭐️ ⭐️ ⭐️ ⭐️

30 Jul 2019

I decided to give this Amazon kindle app for PC a try, unlimited kindle is free for a few months. as i was already a prime member. I like reading actual books, paper, hardback in hand. I've read so much tech stuff on a computer you'd think I'd be fine with it, but so far, I'm not really liking reading books for pure interest of the subject, on a computer screen. Its this though..

6 Aug 2019

Under the Skin:Michel Faber

7 Aug 2019

I just read

It's the history of the Chateau Marmont in Hollywood and all the scandals that occurred there. In all it was disapointing.... just a lot name dropging. Lots of good ideas for stories though.

I also read Hillbilly Elegy.

I was hoping for an ethnography into the live of Appalachians but ti turned out to be simple memoir with a limited pov.

And recently I read "White" by Bret Easton Ellis. This was even more disappointing since I have a huge Ellis fan. It's a non fiction bundle of thoughts thet touch on everything from problems in Hollywood to borderline Trump apology. I was irritated when I finished the book.

I'm now reading Galveston...

It's a neo noir with southern Gothic influences in the style of Cormac McCarthy. I've seen the movie three times now and have wanted to adapt it into an erotic story.

7 Aug 2019

Eugene Rogan's book "The Arabs." History of the Arabs from defeat of the Mamluks by the Ottoman's in 1516 to the present. Very very good reading as a general introduction to a lot of the problems we're experiencing today.

Meagan

'Competition Top Ten' story

https://www.lushstories.com/stories/exhibitionism/faberge-eggs-for-christmas-3

(My 'Advent' Competition Story and my first Top 10 Competition Story!)

2 'Recommended Read' stories

3 'Famous' stories

8 Aug 2019

Quote by Meagananne1986
Eugene Rogan's book "The Arabs." History of the Arabs from defeat of the Mamluks by the Ottoman's in 1516 to the present. Very very good reading as a general introduction to a lot of the problems we're experiencing today.

I love history, i might check this out, only 15 bucks on the Kindle.

10 Aug 2019

Still Under The Skin

24 Aug 2019

I'm currently reading seven books.

My favorite three so far:

Interview With A Vampire by Anne Rice

Galveston by Nic Pizzolatto

The Thirteenth Tale by Diane Setterfield

Kissing your lips while straddling your lap.