Sex & Shenanigans

Wacha reading?

Unquiet Dreams: asking the important questions.

Edit: Caught it: Firestarter. One that does well, then missed sticking the landing at the end for me. And less said about George C. Scott, who I love, as a homicidal Native American in the 1984 version of the film the better... (Never saw the 2022 version.)
Was Drew Barrymore in that?
 
Absofuckinglutely. There is so much in cooking, as a service, as a care, as nostalgia. It is such a thing for me that I have written multiple fantasies of cooking for different people. I have an oft recurring dream about making breakfast for someone on here. Pancakes. I make fantastic pancakes.

I have a story written for Lit that is nothing but a cooking scene, and it is fucking erotic. It is, unfortunately, in a massive story I have finished but abandoned, but I may repurpose it.
 
It's the only book of his I've read. How is his other writing creepy?
He goes from slightly creepily sexualizing young girls to full pedophilia in Firefly, which involves an explicit relationship between an adult male and a child. I was a fan in junior high, because I didn't pay attention to most of the creepy, panty peeks and crap in the Xanth books, but I stopped reading after that one (and I didn't finish it. It apparently didn't improve.)
 
He goes from slightly creepily sexualizing young girls to full pedophilia in Firefly, which involves an explicit relationship between an adult male and a child. I was a fan in junior high, because I didn't pay attention to most of the creepy, panty peeks and crap in the Xanth books, but I stopped reading after that one (and I didn't finish it. It apparently didn't improve.)
Guess I'll avoid it all then. Good thing I asked.
 
The series.
That is an impressive grind for your first King read. He ties it into a lot of his other works. Some of it is fantastic, some of it much less so. I hated the start of the ending, and I thought it a horrible Deus ex machina with an eraser at its worst, but the final ending was so perfect for me, I forgave him. Well, almost forgave him for Mordred and Oy...
 
That is an impressive grind for your first King read. He ties it into a lot of his other works. Some of it is fantastic, some of it much less so. I hated the start of the ending, and I thought it a horrible Deus ex machina with an eraser at its worst, but the final ending was so perfect for me, I forgave him. Well, almost forgave him for Mordred and Oy...
I absolutely love The Dark Tower series. It's a pretty sizable venture but it's so unique and rewarding. He mixes something like 6 different genres together. 🤣
 
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