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⌈ Secret Post #2524 ⌋

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Comments

Re: Specific literature rec?

[shortysc22]

I liked "The American Heiress" by Daisy Goodwin but I don't remember much about the sex in the book.

Re: Specific literature rec?

[seventh_seal]

TY.

Just to clarify - I don't care whether there's any sex in the book or not, it was just the one thing that popped into my mind (as it is wont to happen) as being different from today's writing.

Re: Specific literature rec?

[shortysc22]

I see. Then yeah this book didn't feel as slow to me as reading books written back during the times.

Then again, I also was not a fan of Henry James's "What Maisie Knew"

What was nice about the book (or maybe just the edition I bought) was that it listed a bunch of similar books at the end for further reading.