Oct-11-2010, 06:20 PM (UTC)
I don't really care what books look like, although I tend to choose British covers (I find the US covers almost always very ugly).
About reading odd things in public: I once made the mistake of bringing 'Lost girls' (Alan Moore) with me to read in the train. For those who don't know what this is about: it's a graphic novel about the sexual escapades of Wendy (Peter Pan), Dorothy (Wizard of Oz) and Alice (in Wonderland). It's VERY graphical in its depiction of sexual acts, so I was feeling a bit uncomfortable.... Grant Morrison's 'The filth' also has several nude-scenes, and the fellow travellers gave me some odd looks when they saw what I was reading .
My sister's BF once read '120 days of Sodom' (Marquis de Sade) during lunch breaks at work. He admitted it wasn't the best book to read while eating.
About reading odd things in public: I once made the mistake of bringing 'Lost girls' (Alan Moore) with me to read in the train. For those who don't know what this is about: it's a graphic novel about the sexual escapades of Wendy (Peter Pan), Dorothy (Wizard of Oz) and Alice (in Wonderland). It's VERY graphical in its depiction of sexual acts, so I was feeling a bit uncomfortable.... Grant Morrison's 'The filth' also has several nude-scenes, and the fellow travellers gave me some odd looks when they saw what I was reading .
My sister's BF once read '120 days of Sodom' (Marquis de Sade) during lunch breaks at work. He admitted it wasn't the best book to read while eating.