Sentences with phrase «smut book»

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In Orwell's Great Britain, books aren't locked away as smut, but are simply rewritten to suit the interests of the Party.

DB: Some of the examples I discuss in the book are Barbara Smuts and David Gubernick's mating effort hypothesis concerning the evolution of marriage, and Kristen Hawkes's «grandmother hypothesis» for the evolution of menopause.

In contrast to the tonally exploitative, post-9 / 11 catastrophe smut of the Avengers tentpoles, the former plays as a clever espionage thriller built on political intrigue, disguised as a comic book movie.

Yeah, they need to fix that so that kids can only find their smut the old fashion way, by using a search engine or browsing book on Amazon, etc., anywhere but the library.

It's something else altogether when a bookstore owner rips out the pages that contain «smut» and then sells the book on her shelves with the claim that it is «clean.»

But some ebook retailers, notably Amazon, have been cracking down on cryptozoological smut, making it harder for writers to sell their books to readers who are...

If you say all indie books are fully of assorted smut, I ask why you aren't out purging the Romance section of your local book store with your buddies and some pitchforks.

But at the same time that indie books where being locked away, there where traditional published books more full of smut still being happily sold by the same stores.

At the Goodman Gallery's Jan Smuts location, Subotzky and Waterhouse present a series of photographs made in the building, a new five - metre panorama, and a book dummy installation.

She collects rare books, vintage smut, punk albums and 60s pop cultural and political ephemera.

Suppose you are holding the book in your hands when the Hiring Manager calls your name and offers «Ah, I see you like smut» to which you state you don't consider that particular author a writer of such.