Thanks for these and welcome to Substack! Would it be rude to put forward one for older harlots? The Butcher, the Baker, the Candlestick Maker: an Erotic Memoir. https://a.co/d/4FiuTtd
Hi Lena, I love this list so much! Thank you for sharing ❣️ Just a thing, I think the journalist of the Marie Calloway article goes by Scaachi Koul, not Saatchi Khoul :)
So excited to see you loved Mating too!! I stumbled upon it in a Reddit thread yearsssss ago, and it ended up being one of my favorite books to this day. So pretentious and yet somehow relatable too. I cried during the climax and told my uninterested coworkers about it the next day lol.
In Lena we trust🫶 I was just looking for a path back into reading, for me, this is perfect timing. Thank you, sweet patootie
So excited you’re here Lena!
The Substack I’ve been waiting for 🤍
For a future book club roundup - how about Books for Crones?
Or, How I stopped having my period and learned to love the bog.
Glad you're here.
Thanks for these and welcome to Substack! Would it be rude to put forward one for older harlots? The Butcher, the Baker, the Candlestick Maker: an Erotic Memoir. https://a.co/d/4FiuTtd
Sula is an all time for me!!!!!!
I dressed up as a Fembot for my 10th birthday. It still makes perfect sense to me.
we are so happy you’re here 🙂↕️🙂↔️🥹
Love a theme and a shout-out for a Canadian journo icon, fyi she spells her name: Scaachi Koul
This is excellent and just exactly what I needed today, thank you
Hi Lena, I love this list so much! Thank you for sharing ❣️ Just a thing, I think the journalist of the Marie Calloway article goes by Scaachi Koul, not Saatchi Khoul :)
Hi!!! You’re so right- proof reading matters :) thank you! fixing! Let’s raise us some goood next gen editors
Just received Nothing Natural and am on page 9… yowser! I’m in! Thanks GTG xx
Just received Nothing Natural and am on page 9… yowser! I’m in! Thanks GTG xx
Hi Lena, so happy you're here.
How can we find the Marie Calloway book???
So excited to see you loved Mating too!! I stumbled upon it in a Reddit thread yearsssss ago, and it ended up being one of my favorite books to this day. So pretentious and yet somehow relatable too. I cried during the climax and told my uninterested coworkers about it the next day lol.