Deep Throat

by D.M. Perkins

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190 pages, Mass Market Paperback

First published January 1, 1973

Reviews

[Adrianne]

I had NEVER read anything like this, nor do I think I ever will - I was horrified, turned off, and on and just plain DUMBED. I don't know how to rate this, to be honest, it was OK for a writer's aspect.. though it wasn't "really".. I should remove all rating. I just did.

[Tony · Rating 3 out of 5]

I was 15 when I bought this from the local newsagents shop (probably wouldn’t even stock it now let alone sell this as a 15-year old).

Interested in discovering more about sex - that’s putting it politely.

And that would have been it - the normal clumsy way we all discover more about sex.

Except, somehow my grandmother found out I was reading this and borrowed it. Then my grandfather. Then my dad. Only reason my mum didn’t borrow it is I lived with my dad’d grandparents because my parents divorced.

So I added mortal embarrassment to my clumsy way of learning more about sex. Very normal on other words.

And the book was ok but the film got all the publicity due to notorious storyline and, more do now, whether the actress was coerced, drugged etc. to take part. A fairly normal porn film really.

[Veronica Gliatti · Rating 3 out of 5]

OMG, what a, I want to say 'mouthfull' but that seems like an ugly pun here. To write this, you had to have a sailor mouth for sure, in many many ways. I read this for a project in college about pornography and this was certainly the right book to read! It depicts enough to familiarize one with the seedy side of the business. In that vein, interesting read. But also, I was glad when I was done. Parts of it I found interesting. I am always open to hearing other lifestyles, to broaden my mind, but found plenty of it disgusting. I think the reader is suppose to feel sorry for the main character. I am not sure I walked away feeling that so much. Maybe you will?

[Lisa James · Rating 3 out of 5]

Ok, it's porn, the novel the movie was based on, or the movie the book was based on. Either way, it's hilariously funny!

[Etienne]

Adolescent curiosity.

[Maryclaire · Rating 1 out of 5]

Humor, I just can't comment.

[Anita · Rating 3 out of 5]

Read it as a teenager. There, I admit it.

[Tramiki Supplies]

I thought this book was about a sore throat and as I always get one it would be a good idea to see how others cope with theirs