Writer's Block: Light reading

[zhie]

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I wouldn't necessarily say they're *only* good for the plane or the beach. I'd equate it more to a McDonald's BigMac. A tasty treat, not good for everyday consumption, not going to enlighten your palate, but DAMN good.

And for me, it's Fred Mustard Stewart, or Peter David's 'Imzadi'. Odd that my favorite 'smut' writers are men, but, that's how I roll, with mentions of fuzzy fruits, tantric sex, and traction. I suppose because it's more interesting than the cookie-cutter books that seem to come from most female authors.

Hmm... gender of the smut writer. This could be a whole other discussion...

((Of course, I'm more likely to a) read some juicy fanfiction or b) write some if I wanted any these days.)

Comments

[anjulka.livejournal.com]

Hmmmm.... I think I need to read Imzadi again.

I would say that my trash books are Laurell K. Hamilton's vampire and faerie series. Smut, especially the latter, but pleasing when I really can't do anything real anymore.

[zhie.livejournal.com]

Heh, I fondly recall reading (the best parts of) Imzadi over the phone.

Imzadi II, just not as good.