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Penthouse: Naughty by Nature
Do good girls do it? Do they ever! And month after month, women who love making love tell how they take every pleasure and shatter every taboo in their very own letters to Penthouse-America's premier forum for thrill-seekers of all sexes. From the first time to the wildest time, from bedroom bouts to public performances, from torrid threesomes to lesbian liaisons, from wedding nights to sinful trysts-men (and sometimes women!) everywhere meet their match in wives, bachelorettes, and the girls next door who shamelessly ride the first tremor of desire to an explosion that rocks their world.
336 pages, Mass Market Paperback
First published February 1, 2002
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September 16, 2009
Dear Penthouse Forum,
I never thought I'd be writing a review like this but I came upon your book while searching for a definitive biography of the rap pioneers, Naughty by Nature. Needless to say, I was in for a bit of a shock when I read your "naughty" letters. While I certainly encourage the almost lost genre of epistemological literature I feel that your "letters" all seem to tell a similar story and the old maxim "If you've read one, you've read them all," most certainly applies. Particularly in reference to the character of the "pool boy" that seems to appear in a majority of the letters. Also, though I claim no super powers of perception, I do wonder if all these letters were in fact written by women. The prose, the comical situations in which these "women" find themselves seem as if they have arrived directly from the id of a teenage boy. In fact, one of the letters is signed "William Minick" which indicates even a certain amount of laziness, and frankly, contempt for the reader, which I found oft-putting.
I never thought I'd be writing a review like this but I came upon your book while searching for a definitive biography of the rap pioneers, Naughty by Nature. Needless to say, I was in for a bit of a shock when I read your "naughty" letters. While I certainly encourage the almost lost genre of epistemological literature I feel that your "letters" all seem to tell a similar story and the old maxim "If you've read one, you've read them all," most certainly applies. Particularly in reference to the character of the "pool boy" that seems to appear in a majority of the letters. Also, though I claim no super powers of perception, I do wonder if all these letters were in fact written by women. The prose, the comical situations in which these "women" find themselves seem as if they have arrived directly from the id of a teenage boy. In fact, one of the letters is signed "William Minick" which indicates even a certain amount of laziness, and frankly, contempt for the reader, which I found oft-putting.
December 12, 2009
Published as a compilation of letters from female fans, Penthouse: Naughty by Nature is a series of brief, unrelated vignettes organized loosely into chapters by theme. All the stories feature women enjoying sexual pleasure; many also sport impressive genital measurements and an assortment of slang terms to refer to them. It might give a voyeuristic thrill into the sexual lives of women, but it is ultimately erotica written by amateurs.
March 25, 2020
No gran desarrollo literario pero caliente y sexy relatos.
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