Brad Deep's Blog

Horny: Sex Without Scruples is climbing fast on Amazon—now #2 in Memoirs and #3 in Satire. A raw, darkly funny exploration of desire, intimacy, and the absurdity of being human, it’s finding readers who crave honesty without filters. Free on Amazon until October 10—and maybe just one push away from #1.

An unfiltered Q&A with writer Brad Deep—on sex, religion, writing without a leash, and why self-publishing is the last outlaw frontier. Raw, funny, and brutally honest.

Brad Deep confirms that $1 from every sale of his books God Mob and Horny goes to RAINN—the nation’s largest anti–sexual violence organization. This isn’t charity for show. It’s about turning words into action, stories into fuel, and art into something that gives back to the people fighting for justice and survival every day.

904 people entered the Horny giveaway, but only 100 won—so I’m giving everyone else a second chance. From Oct 6–10, grab the updated editions of Horny and God Mob free on Amazon—plus a sneak peek at what’s coming next.

This article celebrates Horny: Sex Without Scruples surpassing 600 shelves on Goodreads just two days before release. It announces the September 30th launch, with Horny exclusive on Kindle Unlimited for 90 days and God Mob releasing everywhere in digital and print on International Blasphemy Day. It also previews that both audiobooks are coming in October, framing the dual release as a major satirical event.

Horny’s Goodreads giveaway just exploded past 363 requests in under 48 hours—proof that fearless readers still crave raw, unfiltered stories. Thanks for grabbing the pin and running with it—God Mob’s up next, and the ride’s only getting wilder.

Enter to win one of 100 free Kindle copies of Horny: Sex Without Scruples on Goodreads between Sept 16 and 29.

Writing a book today means more than just creating — it’s about selling your soul to the publishing industry. From begging for reviews to fighting digital platforms, it’s a brutal hustle where you’re exploited every step of the way.

The parasites of publishing aren’t writers, they’re the self-anointed “gurus” selling magic beans to desperate authors. Here’s why their funnels, courses, and sweaty basement ads can go straight to hell.

Recruiting ARC readers is like throwing free grenades into a crowd—most people just hold onto them and never pull the pin.