The Most Disgusting Works Ever Written

[MsWhatsit]

@Qin_Shi_Huangdi

I won’t deny that I am morbidly fascinated by de Sade but I can’t see any normal person being “aroused” by it since almost all the sex is perverted .

Oh, honey.

That’s…adorable.

[The_Man_With_The_Golden_Gun]

@EmAnJ

This might be the thread for figuring out what this book was called that I read about 10 years ago.

It was written by a man on death row in the US and published after his execution. It was essentially his confession. I remember that he had killed his cousin (or niece?) and her friend after raping them, and stuffed the bodies in a hot water tank (I think). In another rape and murder, he raped and killed a toddler and it’s mother. I vividly remember one murder where he cut her nipples off and stuffed them in her mouth while she was still alive. I think some of the women’s bodies were dropped in to some sort of marshy area.

Anyone know this book?

Is the last line of the book “We call it The Aristocrats!”

[wheresmymind]

Naked Lunch by W.S. Burroughs. Pick up a copy at a bookstore/library, open it to a random page, and start reading. Frankly I think Palahniuk’s Guts is tame in comparison, and Naked Lunch goes on and on for 200 pages. It’s incredibly obscene, at parts it seems satirical and at others you just go “whoaa.” The non-linear, scatterbrained structure makes it even less comfortable to read. Think stuff like a couple hanging a boy, using him as a sexual aid, then lighting themselves on fire and jumping out a high-rise window. And there’s lots of rimming too.

On the plus side, for some reason after I read it I really, really, really didn’t want to try heroine…

[willthekittensurvive]

I vote for the the Turner Diaries

[Der_Trihs]

@wheresmymind

On the plus side, for some reason after I read it I really, really, really didn’t want to try heroine…

Well, yes, villainesses are much more fun. The bad girls always are.

[Attack_from_the_3rd_dimension]

@AClockworkMelon

@Guinastasia

How can you make such a judgment, and say it should be banned, and that the man is evil in carnate, when YOU’VE NEVER EVEN READ THE MATERIAL IN THE FIRST PLACE!!!

Isn’t that how most book-banners operate?

I really don’t understand the OP’s motivation in this thread. So far I’ve thought:

1. Finding creepy titillating books to read - but this doesn’t seem to be the case.

2. Discussing creepy titillating books to condemn them without reading them, by looking them up on wikipedia.

3. Pissing off my local librarian by demanding these books that I don’t want to read are banned so that others can also not read them.

4. Freaking out my local librarian by checking out these books either one by one, or all at once, while giggling and fondling my hatchet.

5. Discussing Hogg under a new username, and waiting for hilarity to ensue.

@willthekittensurvive

I vote for the the Turner Diaries

Man, that book is so badly written, and so nasty. I’ve read the first couple chapters and it lacks both literary and social merit. I can’t stand racist/nazi/skinhead types, but that book makes me want to hunt them down and teach them how to write.

[Mean_Mr.Mustard]

(The bible) is the most disgusting work ever written beyond any reasonable doubt.

Well, then, there is no need for further discussion.

Thanks for clearing that up for us.
mmm

[AClockworkMelon]

@Mean_Mr.Mustard

(The bible) is the most disgusting work ever written beyond any reasonable doubt.

Well, then, there is no need for further discussion.

Thanks for clearing that up for us.
mmm

No problem!

[Freudian_Slit]

@Attack_from_the_3rd_dimension

1. Finding creepy titillating books to read - but this doesn’t seem to be the case.

I’m still not convinced it isn’t this one, actually…

[Peeta_Mellark]

@wheresmymind

Naked Lunch by W.S. Burroughs. Pick up a copy at a bookstore/library, open it to a random page, and start reading. Frankly I think Palahniuk’s Guts is tame in comparison, and Naked Lunch goes on and on for 200 pages. It’s incredibly obscene, at parts it seems satirical and at others you just go “whoaa.” The non-linear, scatterbrained structure makes it even less comfortable to read. Think stuff like a couple hanging a boy, using him as a sexual aid, then lighting themselves on fire and jumping out a high-rise window. And there’s lots of rimming too.

Bolding mine.

I just love how that has to get a special mention after the murder, necrophilia, and flaming suicide.

[AClockworkMelon]

@Peeta_Mellark

@wheresmymind

Naked Lunch by W.S. Burroughs. Pick up a copy at a bookstore/library, open it to a random page, and start reading. Frankly I think Palahniuk’s Guts is tame in comparison, and Naked Lunch goes on and on for 200 pages. It’s incredibly obscene, at parts it seems satirical and at others you just go “whoaa.” The non-linear, scatterbrained structure makes it even less comfortable to read. Think stuff like a couple hanging a boy, using him as a sexual aid, then lighting themselves on fire and jumping out a high-rise window. And there’s lots of rimming too.

Bolding mine.

I just love how that has to get a special mention after the murder, necrophilia, and flaming suicide.

It’s a case of Arson, Murder and Jaywalking.

[nikonikosuru]

@Guinastasia

The Rape of Nanking

Read this for my History of Japan class. So terrible and sickening.

[Gestalt]

@Chakra Nadmara

Vomit some more.

Although I’m sure some people do need it.

[Guinastasia]

I’m still standing by my vote for Twilight and anything else by Stephanie Meyers. Vampires shouldn’t sparkle.

[Lumpy]

I"m drawing a blank on the name; but there’s some novel that is reputed to be a favorite of psychos and serial killers, one of whom remarked after reading it that “for the very first time, I felt someone understood me”.

[AClockworkMelon]

@Lumpy

I"m drawing a blank on the name; but there’s some novel that is reputed to be a favorite of psychos and serial killers, one of whom remarked after reading it that “for the very first time, I felt someone understood me”.

Catcher in the Rye?

[Diogenes_the_Cynic]

@Lumpy

I"m drawing a blank on the name; but there’s some novel that is reputed to be a favorite of psychos and serial killers, one of whom remarked after reading it that “for the very first time, I felt someone understood me”.

The Killer Inside Me?

[Freudian_Slit]

@Lumpy

I"m drawing a blank on the name; but there’s some novel that is reputed to be a favorite of psychos and serial killers, one of whom remarked after reading it that “for the very first time, I felt someone understood me”.

The Tale of Scrotie McBoogerballs?

[Lumpy]

Ah, I finally found it: The Collector by John Fowles.

[Skald_the_Rhymer]

@MsWhatsit

@Qin_Shi_Huangdi

I won’t deny that I am morbidly fascinated by de Sade but I can’t see any normal person being “aroused” by it since almost all the sex is perverted .

Oh, honey.

That’s…adorable.

You’re supposed to mime patting him on the head, I think.