A 'Novel' Guest Review By Leigh Wood After one too many viewing's of the 1992 BBC production of Lady Chatterley, I finally broke down and read the book. I thought the 1928 unedited version of Lady Chatterley's Lover by D.H. Lawrence would be a tough book to find. Expensive, rare, old... more info
Customer Review: The Back Passage is a fab read. It is like Agatha Christie (which I love) with astonishingly frequent sex, some seriously funny moments and a murder mystery to boot.
Our hero Mitch is on holiday at an English country side home with his friend, and soon to be lover, Boy Morgan. While not... more info
Customer Review: It was difficult for me to "feel" the romance in this story. Most of the time, it felt as if Ms Schone was trying a tad too hard in sounding mysterious, what with all the one-liners, cryptic allusions to vague events and people, repeated self-contemplations, and dark thoughts left hanging (with... more info
Customer Review: This is the second book I've read by Irving, and I have to admit he's quickly becoming one of my favorite authors. The book is about two married couples who meet well after they've each established a family and mode of life. Though neither couple seemingly would have considered such a thing... more info
Customer Review: Although I am not much of a fan of anthologies, since the short excerpts are frustrating, this collection of some great Victorian erotica was fun to read ..... There are 19 books excerpted here with most of the stories running from five to twelve pages, and the book weighs in at 319 pages ... I... more info
Customer Review: "When the telegram announcing my father's death arrived, I felt nothing except irritation at the thought of having to go home, attend the funeral, and come back." Quentin Crisp is not a likeable human being. About one quarter way into this book, I was tempted to throw it aside for good. But... more info
Customer Review: It would have been nice if the editor included a bibliography, so people could read an entire novel. For example, The "Romance of Lust" selection doesn't do its author justice. The original is a big book, wherein the author couldn't possibly have held a job anywhere since he devoted his entire day... more info
