“When it comes to depicting scenes of romance, however, Libby can evoke a sort of musty sweetness; while one critic deemed The Apprentice reminiscent of Rembrandt, certain passages can better be described as reminiscent of Penthouse Forum. There is, for example, Yukikos seduction of the inexperienced apprentice:
“He could feel her heart beneath his hands. He moved his hands slowly lower still and she arched her back to help him and her lower leg came against his. He held her breasts in his hands. Oddly, he thought, the lower one might be larger. . . . One of her breasts now hung loosely in his hand near his face and he knew not how best to touch her.
“Other sex scenes are less conventional. Where his Republican predecessors can seem embarrassingly awkwardthe written equivalent of trying to cop a feel while pinning on a corsageLibby is unabashed:
“At age ten the madam put the child in a cage with a bear trained to couple with young girls so the girls would be frigid and not fall in love with their patrons. They fed her through the bars and aroused the bear with a stick when it seemed to lose interest.
“And, finally:
“He asked if they should fuck the deer.
“The answer, reader, is yes.
“So, how does Libby stack up against the competition? This question was put to Nancy Sladek, the editor of Britains Literary Review, which, each year, holds a contest for bad sex writing in fiction. (In 1998, someone nominated the Starr Report.) Sladek agreed to review a few passages from Libby. Thats a bit depraved, isnt it, this kind of thing about bears and young girls? Thats particularly nasty, and the other ones are just boring, she said. God, theyre an odd bunch, these Republicans. Unlike their American counterparts, she said, Tories havent taken much to sex writing. They usually just get caught, she said.”
…a first edition, and a paperback advance review copy, which names Cheney on the jacket (the dust jacket on the final version does not).
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Make me an offer! :>)
Truly one of the funniest things I’ve ever heard was Stephanie Miller’s playing of Bill O’Reilly’s taped recording of his own soft-porn “novel”–and I use the term “novel” loosely in deference to DeFoe and Richardson. I sat in the parking lot of the Coldwater Creek in Millbury, listening to Stephanie Miller and Jim Ward comment, laughing like a crazy woman.
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So, I can offer you this suggestion, Bob. The only possibility better more disturbing than actually reading this manifest butchery of both the mother tongue and human intimacy would be, of course, to hear Scooter Libby reading it aloud.
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Now I’ll leave you to ruminate over that rather grotesque auditory image for awhile…..heh.
one link that didn’t work. I’ll look again.
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Truly, Bill O’Reilly intoning his own sexual prose with all the allure and gravitas of a horny newscaster is worth the effort of the search.
Ohmygawd….lol……I can’t believe it:
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Rev up the Windows Media, this worked for me
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From Those Who Trespass by Bill O’Reilly:
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Thankyouthankyouverymuch.
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if you can take anymore, here’s the “snorkleman” shower episode they mentioned, read by Bill O’Reilly.
Can you combine them and put them up as a post so I can promote? Really remarkable!
…but you can’t take the BC out of the boy.
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Ca ANY nice, Irish Catholic by do soft porn effectively?