/lit/ - Literature

[Anonymous No.2314765]

ITT books which deal with child abuse in a controversial manner, preferably ones narrated by a paedophile, or the victim. Also stories which deal with sexual experiences between children of a similar age are welcome (although not so much if it is just a ‘coming of age’ story about teenagers experimenting with sex – unless done in quite an explicit/controversial fashion).

Those semi-autobiographical ‘survival stories’ which don’t explore the subject other than loosely describing it as a traumatic experience, or books with a main character who has undergone abuse during the past (but it is not a central theme to the book), are of no interest here.

[pic is a famous work of art by Balthus - deal with it]

[Anonymous No.2314768]

OH I SEE OP

CHILD PORN ISN'T SAFE ANYMORE, BUT IF IT IS A PUBLISHED BOOK THEN IT'S ALL GOOD TO READ TO SATISFY YOUR CRAVINGS?

I'LL THROW A RECOMMENDATION TO YOU REGARDLESS

THE END OF ALICE

[Anonymous No.2314769]

The child killer – identified only as "Chappy" – who narrates most of the novel, has been in prison for 23 years. Now in his 50s and with a parole hearing approaching, he receives a letter from an unnamed 19-year-old girl who takes a morbid interest in his case. She then begins to relate how she plans on seducing a 12-year-old boy named Matthew who lives in her neighbourhood.

The girl corresponds with him and the man’s past is contrasted with explicit details of how she seduces Matthew, a typical young boy with many of the unattractive habits a 12-year-old can have, plus a few uniquely disgusting ones of his own creation.

Chappy encourages her, and the girl soon accomplishes her mission by first giving Matthew tennis lessons and then, when she babysits him, strips naked and gives him a quick hands-on lesson in feminine biology. The pair soon have sex and continue to do so on regular occasions.

Chappy eagerly reads the girl's letters as she describes her successes, although he also berates her for her poor grammar and for her liberal use of exclamation points. There are several scenes of prison sex.

During the novel, Chappy makes frequent references to "Alice," his victim, but it is only towards the end of the book that he finally elaborates. Alice was a 12-year-old girl with whom he had a sexual relationship. At the very end of the story, during his parole hearing, we find out the convict brutally murdered and decapitated Alice after she blamed him for her bleeding, which was actually her period (she didn't know what it was). He tried to explain to her what had happened, but she kept threatening to kill him.

The novel also references Chappy's childhood, especially his unstable, emotionally and sexually abusive mother.

[Anonymous No.2314770]

OP wants to diddle little kids.

OP will end up getting diddled by Hector, the 240-pound welder, in County Jail.

[Anonymous No.2314771]

A catalogue of drug abuse, child sexual abuse, physical abuse centred around Jeremiah, a young boy, and his prostitute mother Sarah.

The Heart Is Deceitful Above All Things is told from Jeremiah's perspective and is a collection of interlinked chapters that focus on his early life with his mother. At the start of the novel, five-year-old Jeremiah is taken away from his foster parents to live with Sarah, a drug addict and lot lizard prostitute, who has recently turned 18 and legally gained custody.

Jeremiah moves with his mother from truck driver to truck driver as he gets older, though his age in each chapter is never clearly established. Sarah forces Jeremiah to take on various roles of siblings and offspring (gender determined by Sarah). After wetting his bed, Jeremiah gets viciously belted by her then-boyfriend, Luther, while his mother fondles his penis. He is made to shoplift by Sarah and is left home alone and unattended for six days when Sarah marries one of her men. The man returns alone from their honeymoon, explaining how Sarah abandoned him after he lost his money in Atlantic City, sodomises Jeremiah, then dumps him outside a hospital.

After some ineffectual psychotherapy, he goes to live with his repressive Christian grandparents' home. Jeremiah is abused there as well; he is being forced to get into scalding water.

Two years later, Jeremiah's mother unexpectedly turns up and takes him away, aware of the lack of power her parents have over the custody decision. She makes him grow shoulder-length hair and act as a girl, on occasion for the sexual satisfaction of her clients. With Sarah as the only influential figure in his life, Jeremiah starts to adopt his mother's seduction techniques. After dressing up as a 'baby doll', Jeremiah seduces Jackson, his mother's latest man, who initially tries to rebuff the boy's advances, but then rapes him.

[Anonymous No.2314776]

When I Was Five I Killed Myself was written from the point of view and perspective of a young child. A misunderstanding between adults and five-year-old Burton Rembrandt lands him in a Children’s Trust Residence Center, an institution for disturbed, psychopathic or autistic children. Burt, an innocent child like any other, was mistakenly placed in the Trust Residence for his thoughts, after an inappropriate encounter with a classmate named Jessica.

[Anonymous No.2314778]

Teenager Rebbecca Ray's debut novel paints a deeply disturbing portrait of the life of an adolescent girl growing up in small-town England in the dying breaths of the 20th century. The humiliations of her first day at secondary school soon give way to grudging acceptance as Ray's unnamed heroine learns how to "fit in". Letting boys touch her and hanging out with the misfits and trouble-makers makes daily life bearable. Which is just as well as home life is far from bearable. With a brow-beaten, ineffectual mother, whose own feelings of self-worth have long since been ground to a pulp by a bullying, overbearing husband, it comes as no surprise when their 14-year-old daughter starts dating a man old enough to be her father. Sex, drugs, paedophilia and masochism are all shrugged off by our 14-year-old leading lady whose feelings of self-loathing grow deeper, page by gripping page, until they reach a disturbing, inevitable conclusion. Written in the first person, Ray's narrative is stark and shocking. She describes a life, a family, a society too darkly accurate to be pure fiction. As a novelist, Rebbecca Ray has found a suitable channel for her emotions. Today's teenagers, meanwhile, need help.

[Anonymous No.2314779]

It is somewhat worrying, the frequency of these posts. Clearly someone has hit upon a goldmine of paedo lit.

[Anonymous No.2314780]

The novel was written partly as a literary parody of Vladimir Nabokov’s Lolita, partly as a reply both to the book and to the icon that the character Lolita has become. It tells the story of thirteen year old Lucky Lady Linderhoff, and her mother, and their lodger, who Lucky calls Roger Fishbite.

Whilst taking its inspiration from Nabokov’s Lolita, Prager’s novel is narrated by Lucky, not Fishbite, and displays a number of twists and turns that differ from the original text. Prager also updates the story, setting it in the modern day period, rather than choosing to set it in the nineteen fifties.

[Anonymous No.2314786]

Lolita is divided into two parts and 69 chapters. It is narrated by Humbert Humbert, a literary scholar born in 1910 to a Swiss father and an English mother in Paris, who is obsessed with young girls, whom he refers to as "nymphets". Humbert suggests that this obsession results from the death of a childhood sweetheart, Annabel Leigh (a deliberate play by Nabokov on the poem "Annabel Lee", by Humbert's favorite poet Edgar Allan Poe, which also involves a dead girl and her left behind lover). After an unsuccessful marriage to a Polish doctor's adult daughter, Valeria, Humbert moves to Ramsdale, a small New England town, in 1947 to write. He rents a room in the house of Charlotte Haze, a widow. While Charlotte tours him around the house, he meets her 12-year-old daughter, Dolores (also known as Dolly, Lolita, Lola, Lo and L), with whom—partially due to her uncanny resemblance to Annabel—he immediately becomes infatuated. Humbert stays at the house only to remain near her. While he is obsessed with Lolita, he disdains her crassness and preoccupation with contemporary American popular culture, such as teen movies and comic books...
[cont. on wikipedia]

[Anonymous No.2314790]

>>2314779

My research consisted of looking at the 'Customers Who Bought This Item Also Bought' section on Amazon.

>>2314770

>Implying OP might not be a teenage girl with her own personal reasons to be researching this subject.
>Implying they let men named Hector into female prisons.

[Anonymous No.2314794]

>>2314765
>>2314786
Count Balthus

AKA Count FUCK YOU I'M GONNA PAINT WHATEVER EROTICALLY CHARGED QUESTIONABLE CONTENT I WANT BECAUSE I'M RICH BITCH

[Anonymous No.2314798]

>ctrl+f sade
>no marquis de sade
>wtfaminotreading.jpg

[Anonymous No.2314802]

>>2314779
>>2314770

OP doesn't necessarily want to fuck kids. Why is any of this disturbing - it's fiction. Many, many people are paedophiles anyway. Why does it matter if they read shit? It's better than them actually molesting children.

[Anonymous No.2314879]

>>2314771
This film of this was amazing. The fact many critics didn't like it was what made me realize their opinions are shit. the film ripped me apart inside. haven't read the book yet though.

[Anonymous No.2314902]

>>2314790

That's a hell of a stretch you're making, Bob. Remember where we are; this is the asshole of the internet.

>>2314802

Because it will encourage them. I remind you that OP will be beating off to this, and eventually beating off doesn't quite do the trick.

[Anonymous No.2314913]

>>2314902

Oh, so THAT's why all fat people are rapists ...

[Anonymous No.2314934]

>>2314902

I hesitate to reply to your post as the kind of debate you're trying to have is not the aim of this thread.

It's disappointing that on a website which prizes itself on anonymity and allowing users to freely exchange ideas, no matter how 'taboo' they may be, is so full of narrow minded individuals. (or are you all just trolls?)

Now I'm sure you would love to participate in book burnings, and vote in favour of SOPA, but if you wish to impose your world view on others please do it in another thread.

Another thing - all of these books are available in any mainstream book store. And none of the ones I have mentioned at any point claim it is ever justified to harm a child. So don't get it twisted.

[Anonymous No.2314991]

The girl next door
Tiger, tiger: a memoir
And a little crappy bit in the house on mango street

[Anonymous No.2315022]

It outlines in appalling detail the author’s sexual relationship as a child with a middle-aged man, which went on for the best part of 15 years until his eventual suicide. This affair was tolerated by her mentally ill mother, herself a victim of sexual abuse, and her drunk, bullying father.

--
"I still think about Peter, the man I loved most in the world, all the time.

At two in the afternoon, when he would come and pick me up and take me for rides; at five, when I would read to him, head on his chest; in the despair at seven p.m., when he would hold me and rub my belly for an hour; in the despair again at nine p.m. when we would go for a night ride, down to the Royal Cliffs Diner in Englewood Cliffs where I would buy a cup of coffee with precisely seven sugars and a lot of cream. We were friends, soul mates and lovers.

I was seven. He was fifty-one."

--
extensive review here: http://www.guardian.co.uk/commentisfree/2011/mar/27/debate-tiger-tiger-book

[Anonymous No.2315073]

The story takes place in 1950s suburban America, and is told in flashback form by the narrator, David.

After giving the reader a quick tour of his neighborhood and childhood friends, David introduces Ruth, a single mother and alcoholic, amongst other things. Ruth has, over time, gained the trust of the neighborhood children by allowing them to come freely into her home, play as rough as they wish, and even drink an occasional beer with her.

Fast forward to Meg and Susan, Ruth's nieces, who come to live with their aunt after the death of their parents. All seems well at first: the girls make friends with the other children and David begins to develop feelings for the sweet and innocent Meg.

However, Ruth's mental state has been deteriorating over time, and the burden of having two more children to care for seems to accelerate her descent into madness.

Ruth begins verbally, then physically, abusing the two girls, often while the other neighborhood children are watching. Then she allows the other children to abuse them, making them feel that because they have the permission of an adult, their actions are okay and will not be punished.

Finally both Meg (who is severely injured and near death) and Susan find themselves locked up in the bomb shelter in Ruth's basement, and David realizes that he must do something before time runs out and he loses the first girl he ever loved. However, despite his efforts, his plan to rescue the girls is foiled by Ruth and the neighborhood children under her control. After one final act of torture, Meg dies, shortly before the police arrive.

[Anonymous No.2315157]

MORE!!!

[Anonymous No.2315257]

>>2314769
>>2314778
or Justine in digital book format would be greatly appreciated. epub, djvu, whatever, I can't seem to find them anywhere. And thanks for taking the time to list them (not OP, but the description of those caught my eye).

[Anonymous No.2315269]

>>2315257
Not too lazy to search, just couldn't fine them

[Truman Capote !!cO9KVBDtkqQ No.2315287]

What. The. Fuck.

[Anonymous No.2315288]

>>2315257
OP here. I second this notion. Haven't been successful in finding any of these books for direct download or torrent. If anyone can assist it would be appreciated. [even though I'll defend freedom of speech and test my own limits by delving into such subject matter, I don't necessarily want too many of these titles on my bookshelf.]

[Anonymous No.2315299]

>>2314798
that is entry level

[Anonymous No.2315309]

>>2315288
Well, it's got no major issues with free speech since it doesn't incite to war or national hatred, and the acts described here didn't actually happen (And the acts are illegal, not their description). But then again, I don't want too many of those either, what I do want is where can I get them. Unfortunately, I can't afford to buy every book I read. So any kind of hint as to where we may find these would be great

[Anonymous No.2315310]

>this thread

[Anonymous No.2315314]

op is anathema for putting lolita alongside the rest of this shitty books

[Anonymous No.2315319]

[Anonymous No.2315331]

>>2315314

Is Nabokov's Lolita a genuine work of art? Well, some 'works of art' plumb the depths of morality, and this is one of them. Paedophilia, incest and necrophilia are society's taboos, and this book helps to make the first one more mainstream. It is an insidious attempt by those who have twisted minds to encourage child rape, or even give child rape recognised legal status. Therefore 'Lolita' is a moral monstrosity, and indeed, creative expressions are often the most insidious means of making society more perverse. Yes, there are powerful people out there who want to make society more peverse, believe me.

[Anonymous No.2315336]

>>2315331
brace yourselves. long heated fruitless debate about the morality of child sexuality is coming

[Anonymous No.2315338]

>>2315310
Oh boy...we sooo still on 4chan.

[Anonymous No.2315339]

>>2315331
0/10

might as well argue that harry potter is satanic

[Anonymous No.2315340]

>>2315288
Also, OP, and this may be a little bit easier to find, Gabriel Garcia Marquez "Memories of My Melancholy Whores". I have read this one, and I recommend it, even though it is a thin read. This old man (who, for some reason, I feel the author identifies a lot with) decideds that for his 90-th or something (Really old) birthday he wants a virgin whore. I think you're going to enjoy it (I'm not going to spoil it for you)

[Anonymous No.2315348]

>>2315340
If you can't find this one, just leave a mail or someway to contact you privately and I'll give it to you

[Anonymous No.2315353]

>>2315340
wow that title so does not work in english.

memorias de mis putas tristes is kind of untranslatable now that I think about it, if only for the pure phonetic lip-tongue vulgar bonus combo of 'puta'.

[Anonymous No.2315355]

>this thread

[Anonymous No.2315361]

The story of an orphan boy, horribly abused by his foster parents and forced to sleep in a cupboard under the stairs, to whom the notions of love and friendship are entirely unknown.

After suffering years of abuse the boy escapes into a world of fantasy where he lives out all of his wildest dreams and surrounds himself with a host of imaginary friends.

[Anonymous No.2315369]

>>2315353
Yea, in my native language (not English) the title works almost seamlessly, but then again my native language is also Latin-based so the words and pronunciation are very much alike (in the translated title even the word ordering is the same). In english, or at least keeping the "melancholy" in it, it sounds like crap.

Btw, person I'm replying to? Are you OP? Have you read it? Or am I missing something ?

[Anonymous No.2315382]

>>2315369
no im not op. just a friendly neighborhood spic. no i haven't read it, ggm grates my nerves.

[Anonymous No.2315387]

>>2315338
This picture is by far the most disturbing I have seen in a long while. This is coming from someone who has read all sorts of guro and loli manga. I actually feel physically sick from looking at it, which doesn't happen very often.

[Anonymous No.2315393]

>>2315382
I tried reading 100 years of solitude also by him, and love in the time of cholera but he bored me to death. De mis putas tristes is the only one of his books that I can stand, and I actually like. Also, he got a Nobel Prize in literature.

[Anonymous No.2315403]

>>2315393
nobel prize in literature it's bullshit, it's based more on humanitarian ideals and exposes of suffering rather than literary merit.

yes i mad about pynchon

i did read 100 years of solitude, highly overrated

[Mean Mr. Milkman No.2315409]

[Anonymous No.2315547]

bump for download links

[Anonymous No.2315565]

>>2314765
Don't think I saw this one anywhere in this thread.

[Anonymous No.2315575]

Joyce Carol Oate's Zombie

novella, from POV of serial killer inspired by Jeffrey Dahmer - goes from present day killings, to childhood

[Anonymous No.2317243]

Behind every word there's pain.

[Anonymous No.2317251]

>This thread

[Anonymous No.2317252]

The Painted Bird is a controversial 1965 novel by Jerzy Kosiński which describes the world as seen by a young boy, "considered a Gypsy or Jewish stray," who wanders about small towns scattered around Central or Eastern Europe (presumably Poland) during World War II.

The book describes the wandering boy's encounters with peasants engaged in all forms of sexual and social deviance such as incest, bestiality and rape, and in a huge amount of violence exciting a form of lust. The book title was drawn from an incident within its content. The boy, while in the company of a professional bird catcher, observes how the man took one of his captured birds and painted it several colors. Then he released the bird to fly in search of a flock of its kin, but when it came upon them, they saw it as an intruder and tore at the bird until it fell from the sky.

[Anonymous No.2317344]

are any of these actually worth reading??

[Anonymous No.2317384]

>>2317344

Definitely check out The End of Alice if you think you have the stomach for it, and Lolita obviously, if you haven't already. Haven't read any others mentioned here, but a few look like decent reads.

[Anonymous No.2317490]

Personally I'm anticipating the release of Elisabeth Fritzl's book.

[Anonymous No.2317492]

>>2317344
Lolita

it's one of those books that you're not surprised when they're referred to as masterpieces

[Anonymous No.2317498]

>>2317490

I don't think it would be very good.

>woke up
>dad came down and battered me
>think I'm pregnant again
>hope he doesn't burn this one

for 400 pages?

If only Jesef had made videos and leaked them to the webs, that would put Australia on the map.

[Anonymous No.2317499]

>>2317490
This should keep you satisfied until then.

[Anonymous No.2317503]

>>2317499
>>2317498

I wish I could catch a bitch and keep her somewhere and just batter her and knock her up. I think it would be kinda cool.

Also, The Collector - John Fowles.

[Anonymous No.2317504]

>>2317499
>>2317498
Problem?

[Anonymous No.2317507]

>>2317499
I was looking forward to reading this book. A tragic story and in all sincerity, many of us enjoy reading real life tragedy, because we have a difficult time envisaging something so horrible could have happened to an individual. You always wonder, what are the circumstances, how does this go on for so many years? While the very reality of what happened is horrible, the book, I fear, is too. Every page has something to do with a new cat or dog, it really doesn't capture what her life was like, and essentially, aside from the obvious (having children by her captor, which also implies being raped by him as well) there is no mention of every day life in a real way. The pages are filled with I just want something/someone to love me, cats, dogs, their deaths and her working. Its tedious and not really much of a story, truth be told. It doesn't evoke emotion, it simply beckons boredom. I started skipping over parts because I just couldn't read another paragraph in extreme detail about another cat or dog and how much she loves it or it loves her, or her wondering about her mother in no actual terms, just generically speaking. The whole story felt vacant - generic. So I would not recommend this book.

[Anonymous No.2317509]

>>2317507

So no descriptions of the raping then? No details?

[Anonymous No.2317512]

>>2314765

That piano's fucking tiny. What are they, midgets?

[Anonymous No.2317522]

>>2317507
tl;dr You wanted something to titillate you, not to read about her own reality of the situation.

[Anonymous No.2317528]

>>2317503

The Collector sounds incredible. I'll probably pick it up today (along with The End of Alice).

Sorry for off topic, but have you read The Blind Beast (1932) by Rampo Edogawa? About a blind sculptor who kidnaps a model and keeps her captive in his studio filled with human body parts made from clay. I highly recommend the film too.

[Anonymous No.2317533]

>>2317522
I wanted something to take me to the edge and make me experience what it was really like to live that life, and get a deep exploration of her mind. Of course I didn't expect that when getting the book.

I was drawn to it for the same reason as anyone else, to participate in a voyeuristic peek into someone else's misfortune. Human nature.

[Anonymous No.2317536]

>>2317533
>Human nature.
Read: Masturbation

[Anonymous No.2317568]

I fucked a kid once and it wasn't as much fun as I expected. Definitely not worth going to jail for. She wasn't very into it, and it was all a bit more tawrdry than I expected.

[Anonymous No.2317577]

>>2317568
def the most creeped out I've ever been on 4chan.

[Anonymous No.2317581]

>>2317577

then youve only been on 4chan for a week now:/

lame post. go back to reddit

[Anonymous No.2317583]

>>2317581
lol someone sounds a little guilty ;)

sorry bro been here for ages.

[Anonymous No.2317586]

>>2317583
>def the most creeped out I've ever been on 4chan.
Then
>>>/b/
for like, a second.

[Anonymous No.2317590]

>>2317577

She wasn't like a kid kid. She was 13-14 or something. I'm pretty sure I wasn't her first.

[Anonymous No.2317591]

>>2317586
believe it or not I have spent more time in the B archives then in B present, although everytime I do its about nudies, greentext stories about retards, sexually violent copypasta, or a spiderman thread. Still not as creepy as the ice cold pedophile confession, even if it is just a shitty joke.

[Anonymous No.2317593]

>>2317590

>*The stories and information posted here are artistic works of fiction and falsehood.
Only a fool would take anything posted here as fact.

[Anonymous No.2317596]

>>2317591
>B archives then in B present
>B
>believe it or not
>not

[Anonymous No.2317599]

>>2317593
yeah cuz /lit/ is nothing but people lying there asses of all day.

there is plenty of truth being told on these message boards, as well as plenty of lies

[Anonymous No.2317601]

>>2317596
the dirty truth is that I was looking for nerd nudes and sexy stories.

[Anonymous No.2317603]

>>2317601

Then you're worse than the kiddyfucker.

[Anonymous No.2317607]

>>2317603
aint that the truth!

[Anonymous No.2317614]

>>2317568
The only off putting thing about this post was the double use of 'expected'. Amusing use of the word 'tawdry' though.

[Anonymous No.2317616]

>>2317614

>tawdry

Although it does have an extra 'r' that I picked up somewhere. My apologies for the typo. Terrible sin, mis-spelling.

[Anonymous No.2317645]

Broken by Daniel Clay is a good read op.

I can't remember the exact details of the girl's misfortunes, but it's not paedo lit.

[Anonymous No.2317660]

The story of a teenage girl who, after being raped and murdered, watches from her personal Heaven as her family and friends struggle to move on with their lives while she comes to terms with her own death.

[Anonymous No.2317664]

>>2317645

This does sound very good. Having grown up on a council estate myself I think it'll be easy to identify with the plight of the victims of this story.

"Part narrated by Skunk Cunningham, an eleven-year-old girl in a coma, Broken. A Novel tells the intertwining stories of three families who live in a suburban square in the south of England. The Oswalds – Bob and his five daughters – are the neighbors from hell. They lie, steal, cheat, bully and intimidate anyone unlucky enough to be anywhere near them, including Rick Buckley, a geeky but harmless nineteen-year-old boy who lives with his mum and dad on the other side of the square. Humiliated publicly by the Oswalds in the early stages of the novel, Rick descends into madness and becomes the Broken of the title. Skunk, her brother Jed and their new friend Dillon become fascinated with what’s happened to Broken which, in turn, leads to Skunk ending up in the coma from which she narrates the story."

[Anonymous No.2317685]

says someone on 4chan

not a pedo i swear

[Anonymous No.2317720]

All of the books itt link the sexual acts with suffering or some kind of negative consequence. I would imagine actual paedophiles would only be interested in reading books which paint a rosy picture of 'love affair' between adults and children.

[Anonymous No.2317731]

>>2317720
Lolita is the only one with a love affair that is completely believable and quite beautiful.
The End of Alice attempts a love story, but it is so crudely created that it is barely believable and the defining moment of the book (read: the shock and awe) is over within a paragraph.

[Anonymous No.2317757]

>>2317660
My girlfriend loves this book.
And the movie.
I dislike them both.

[Anonymous No.2317760]

>>2317731
Tiger,Tiger is supposedly an autobiographical account of such a relationship. Although I haven't read it (planning to), if it is believability you are after, I imagine it delivers.

But you're right, Lolita is a class unto itself.

[Anonymous No.2317765]

>>2317757
I just think Peter Jackson did a terrible job with the adaptation. But I can stand watching it mainly because the cinematography is so gorgeous (I'm an amateur photographer myself) and Saoirse Ronan is an incredible young actress (Atonement, Hanna).

[Anonymous No.2317771]

>>2317731
>>2317760
This book is one of the most tedious and lifeless pieces of pretentious rubbish I have ever struggled through. At heart this is a book about a pompous bore who repeatedly rapes a twelve year old girl. It's not salacious about it. It would be a more honest(and probably better) book if it was. instead we get the most pompous and overbearing narrator in fiction. No amount of allusions to EA Poe having married a twelve year old can change the fact that this is about a child rapist who has no qualms about what he does. How anyone can feel sympathy for him is beyond me.

[Anonymous No.2317784]

>>2315409
read it. not very good at all.

[Anonymous No.2317819]

>>2317731

"beautiful"? We have a messed up child with her back against a wall getting butthurt by a middle aged freak who pays her pennies for sexual favours. Romeo and Juliet it ain't.

[Anonymous No.2317823]

>>2317771
The people who think it's a wonderful love story are retarded. I love that book, and the prose is beautiful, and the characters are beautiful in a terrible way, but a love story it is not. I don't feel sympathy for him, but a little pity and a little admiration (both for the same thing).

[Anonymous No.2317825]

>>2317819
I believe he meant to use the word 'beautiful' more to describe the way Nabokov plays with the English language (his adopted language might I add). Yet, your point remains a valid one.

[Anonymous No.2317880]

A recent study found that pornography - all pornography (even extreme pornography) - reduced the likelihood of sexual violence. Numerous studies say otherwise.

If you're justification for banning something is that it incites violence, you'd better have some Goddamn proof - not wishy-washy maybes. This is my adulthood you fucking idiots. Don't tell me how to enjoy my fiction.

[Anonymous No.2317986]

>>2317590
And you don't feel any remorse? Not outright condemning, I'm genuinely curious.

[Anonymous No.2317996]

moar child abuse paintings

[Anonymous No.2318018]

>>2315361
lol'd really hard Harry

[Anonymous No.2318306]

They fuck you up, your mum and dad.
They may not mean to, but they do.
They fill you with the faults they had
And add some extra, just for you.

But they were fucked up in their turn
By fools in old-style hats and coats,
Who half the time were soppy-stern
And half at one another's throats.

Man hands on misery to man.
It deepens like a coastal shelf.
Get out as early as you can,
And don't have any kids yourself.

[Anonymous No.2318321]

The girl who loved Tom Gordon?

[Anonymous No.2318338]

One of the stories in Alice Munro's Lives of Girls and Women features a sexual encounter between a teenaged girl and an older man.

[Anonymous No.2318352]

>>2318338
I think in real life these days it is quite abnormal for any teenage girl NOT to have some kind of relationship with an older man.

[Anonymous No.2318454]

The cement garden
hope this is what your looking for.

[Anonymous No.2318467]

>>2318352

been reading /b again, have we?

[Anonymous No.2318616]

In The Cement Garden, the father of four children dies. His death is followed by the death of the children's mother. In order to avoid being taken into foster care, the children hide their mother's death from the outside world by encasing her corpse in cement in their basement. Two of the siblings, a teenage boy and girl, enter into an incestuous relationship, while the younger son starts to experiment with transvestism.

The narrator is Jack (15), who has two sisters, Julie (17) and Sue (13), and one brother, Tom (6). When they were younger, Jack describes how he and Julie would play a 'game' with their sister Sue. This 'game' was similar to playing doctor, and involved stripping Sue of her clothes and inspecting her intimate body parts as if they were scientists observing a new life form. Jack then mentions how he longs to do the same to his older sister but it was not allowed.

When Julie begins to date a man called Derek and invites him round to their house, Jack feels jealous and shows hostility towards him. Derek becomes more and more interested in what is hidden in their cellar but the children attempt to hide it from him. When a smell begins to emanate from down there, he helps to reclose the trunk their mother is hidden in. Tom eventually tells Jack that Derek has told him that their mother is down in the cellar.

[Anonymous No.2318667]

oh good. now i don't have to read any of these.

[Anonymous No.2318691]

>>2318616

at the end of that book, what happens? If Derek unearthed the coffin, and they can hear police lights, does that mean they'll be arrested? Or sent into foster care?

[Anonymous No.2318712]

>>2318691
julie has a chance of being tried as an adult for improper disposal of a corpse, health hazard or some shit like, jack will probably go to a reformatory and the other two to foster care

[Anonymous No.2319691]

>>2318691
It's kind of besides the point. The story the author wanted to tell has reached its climax, anything that comes after that is inconsequential and would only be anti-climactic.

[Anonymous No.2320332]

a searing memoir of a four-year affair between the author and her father. 'My father takes my face in his hands. He tips it up and kisses my closed eyes, my throat. I feel his fingers in the hair at the nape of my neck. I feel his hot breath on my eyelids.' Kathryn Harrison's parents married aged 17 but were forced apart by disapproving parents within a year. By which time their only child, Kathryn, had been born. She was not to see her father again until she was ten. Instantly, the two were attracted; they even looked alike. By the time Kathryn was twenty the two had fallen into a passionate affair. Her relationship with her mother had never been easy and now there was this added complication, made worse by the obvious love which still existed between her parents for each other.

[Anonymous No.2320355]

>child abuse in a controversial manner, preferably ones narrated by a paedophile, or the victim.

Look, a pedophile rarely would abuse a child. A pedophile would only have consensual sex with one. Child abuse has nothing to do with pedophilia and pedophiles do not have 'victims' but lovers.