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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]It's masterfully written. And I loathe the story. And it's masterfully written. And the main character is so odious. And also it's so masterfully written. I hate it. I admire it. I hate that I admire it. It's all a very confusing feeling. [/quote] Yes to all of this. I actually love reading controversial, well written books. Something that makes you feel, even if that feeling is terrible. Two other Lolita type books that are more current: - Becoming Lolita by Alisson Wood - Tampa by Alissa Nutting - adult in this book is a female teacher All the Ugly and Wonderful Things by Bryn Greenwood is probably the most similarly problematic type of book that I've read, but it certainly made me think. [/quote] These books you're mentioning aren't literature, they are just like reading a tabloid - salacious hangers-on to one concept from the original.[/quote]
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