A1 sauce in the UK?
Highly dubious.
This is the only A1 in Britain, thank you very much.
A1 road (Great Britain) - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
That said, all this hoo-hah over Fifty Shades of Grey is very tedious. It's not like self-abuse over bad fanfiction is nothing new - and most of it is available online for free (so I hear), so why bother paying for it....
That said, all this hoo-hah over Fifty Shades of Grey is very tedious. It's not like self-abuse over bad fanfiction is nothing new - and most of it is available online for free (so I hear), so why bother paying for it....
Can we mark this saucey affair done?
Indeed -- I have a friend who's into recreational BDSM, and she called the book "fifty shades of vanilla."
Jenny Colgan of The Guardian wrote "It is jolly, eminently readable and as sweet and safe as BDSM (bondage, discipline, sadism and masochism) erotica can be without contravening the trade descriptions act" and also praised the book for being "more enjoyable" than other "literary erotic books".
Indeed -- I have a friend who's into recreational BDSM, and she called the book "fifty shades of vanilla."
I wonder if I could ever admit to having a such a friend.
This is what I've heard. I haven't read it; I'm not interested in reading revamped Twilight fanfic, but some authors/readers I know have stated it is not an accurate portrayal of the BDSM. The authors are also cheesed because Twilight fanfic is outselling them, and I honestly can't blame them.
Well, yeah, if it pays the rent and then some. That sort of stuff isn't written for the literary crowd.I've read that before... would you really want fans who wanted to put your books up by Twilight anyway?