What books are y’all reading?

A Thousand Splendid Suns - Khaled Hosseini

The art of the deal,
nothing like a money slut!

A Coincidental Life by Ron Kemper. His second book, and both admittedly fictionalized autobiographical to some degree. I find it eerie that we come from such different backgrounds -- him growing up in Brooklyn and me in rural California -- yet so many of our experiences in life are so similar. But then that is the theme of the second book, captured in the title. Told the author I can't wait for his third book when the two of us should begin working together and finding out how that went. 😳

No smut, just some old 1930s mystery short stories: THE MASKED MARKSMAN: DEATH TAKES AN ENCORE

Just finished The Whalebone Theatre. No smut there.

I only like really scary books about horror

'stick a flag in it'.

hubba hubba.

Three Stigmata of Palmer Eldritch

The Disc World series. It's not terribly smutty, but it's funny.
I left off The Brothers Kazimarov in the middle - it's obvious we're never going to find out who that narrator is and none of those Kazimarov children is ever going to become a wizard.

mmm smut.. not really been there in book form for a while.
there is plenty of real life horror.. but my Paper book reads, tend to be long slow and thoughtful

but i CAN write some Smut

Behave by Robert Sapolsky

But if you never read Dune... just do it.
'cause Dune

Today, THE GOLDEN MURDER SYNDICATE -- a reprint of the March 1950 pulp magazine CAPTAIN ZERO #3.

These Burning Stars by Bethany Jacobs. Not (much) smut, although there's plenty of smoldering passion.

Not smut, but I'm reading "John Dies at the End".

American Indian Magic Sacred Pow Wows and Hopi Prophecies.

A textbook about Operations management

no good suggestions,,
i Could write some tho..

What is your taste in smut, I can suggest plenty

I really need to read trading in the zone

what are books never heard of them

read??
here???

welcome back by the way

Penelope Douglas

Faust

Eloquent JavaScript.

Erotic, I know.

Red Sky at Morning by Richard Bradford