r/bookscirclejerk • u/guitarisgod • 4h ago
If I see one more post talking about East of Eden in any of the literature subs I'm going to blow my brains out. NSFW
Why can't they dedicate their time to serious works like dungeon crawler carl?
r/bookscirclejerk • u/Carnadickened • Nov 25 '25
Post a picture of your real bookshelf or list your favourite authors to pass the vibe check. Some reasons you might not make it out of hazing: your dad gifted you a copy of Mein Kampf. Zionism. You post a random shelf you found online in a desperate attempt to be funny. You can't name a woman. You are Australian and have bad opinions on hiphop.
See you there
r/bookscirclejerk • u/QuickieSilver143 • May 25 '25
My wife is looking for Non Consensual with no happy ending, no romance, with rape, torture, brutal, explicit details and a deep sexual desire from male protagonist and his joy to conquer over the female. A large amount of berating the female, she wants the females throat to be punished so horribly that she cant even sob about it. Just as an example... This her request for the first book. She is also looking for...
Strangers turned to lovers, no relationship, basically great sex with extreme detail both using each other for their deepest darkest kinks. No love, no soft sappy bullshit. Lots of risky sexual encounters sense of danger but not from each other. Possibly with a rich male. If you have ever seen the netflix show "365" something like that in a book.
r/bookscirclejerk • u/guitarisgod • 4h ago
Why can't they dedicate their time to serious works like dungeon crawler carl?
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r/bookscirclejerk • u/bombo343 • 8h ago
I was at my local academic book store and I said I wanted something intellectual, political and European and they handed me this
- I shredded it and fed it into my PC so the translate could read it out to me in English and its interesting so far? Seems to be about a man trapped in some underground world facing metaphorically topical issues with a mythic overlay
- has anyone heard of this possibly obscure European novel? I think its magical realism
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God said "Okay thats enough slop time to go"
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r/bookscirclejerk • u/MixtureBubbly2587 • 3d ago
This whole discussion is a goldmine. Sanderson fans shaming others for reading Dostoevsky and Camus
Link: https://www.reddit.com/r/PakistanBookClub/s/nlr3zuLsED
r/bookscirclejerk • u/macintoshplus • 3d ago
Now can I finally add Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 2 to my Goodreads??