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yet another must-read
To those who're still upset about the frogs, a welcome retreat into the balmy territory of high literature. Thanks to the BBC's Newsnight for alerting me to this latest tour de force:
And then some very sticky moments. Wetlands is a first novel which has sold half a million copies since its publication in Germany. Written by the High Wycombe-born star of German TV Charlotte Roche, and now out in English, it is a voyage around her 18-year-old character's private parts. Throughout the story Helen prods, pokes, smells and inserts implements into her nether regions in her hospital room where she is recovering from a serious accident after shaving around her haemorrhoids. Is it porn, or a feminist tract?
IMPORTANT UPDATE: As he notes in the comments,
fledgist has found a short translated passage from this masterpiece online. This is far too significant a discovery to be buried among the comments -- hence this update. Thanks, F!
IMPORTANT UPDATE: As he notes in the comments,
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Sounds like a title I'd write.Wow. Just...another of those titles we won't be carrying in the shop...(no subject)
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It's going to be a bit difficult for me to eat cauliflower for the next week or so. That's all I'll say.
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For a must read, consider:
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But also, I wanted to congrutulate you on this, the best LJ tag ever: "even i'm a big unsettled by this one."
Cheers!