I tend to think that DG wasn't necessarily focusing on any one scene, but "Finally" comes to mind for me, since it was the most detailed, and because it was an important scene for John. I am definitely an "A" girl; Hetero love/sex scenes can be easily found in books, films, etc, but my exposure to homosexual love scenes has been almost non-existent, (Brokeback Mountain comes to mind as an excellent example). I am sure that they're out there, but I never really looked. I am intrigued with learning more about how men make love, and I still see Diana as pretty courageous in exploring this. -- LJG Discussion board

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Date Posted: 05:27:34 11/29/07 Thu
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teddie
Subject: I tend to think that DG wasn't necessarily focusing on any one scene, but "Finally" comes to mind for me, since it was the most detailed, and because it was an important scene for John. I am definitely an "A" girl; Hetero love/sex scenes can be easily found in books, films, etc, but my exposure to homosexual love scenes has been almost non-existent, (Brokeback Mountain comes to mind as an excellent example). I am sure that they're out there, but I never really looked. I am intrigued with learning more about how men make love, and I still see Diana as pretty courageous in exploring this.
In reply to: tlk2vicki 's message, " QOTD Wednesday, November 28 " on 20:08:43 11/27/07 Tue

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Oh Teddie, your right, I forgot about Brokeback Mountain. After I saw the movie, I had to run right out and find the book so that I could read what was going on inside their heads. I, very uncharacteristically for me (I am pretty darn cheap) paid $9.95 for a 55 page paperback book because I couldn't find the collection of short stories it was included in and I couldn't wait. That was a good one too. So, this wasn't my first exposure to gay erotic fiction after all. (NT) -- Jane, 06:27:26 11/29/07 Thu
- Jane, I did the exact same thing; had my hands on the book by the next day. (Notable: the two rather ordinary/homely-looking men in the book were transformed for the screen into two verra handsome guys! But that's Hollywood for you...) (NT) -- teddie, 06:40:06 11/29/07 Thu
  - I did like the movie, is the book worth the purchase? (NT) -- Oleander, 09:39:12 11/29/07 Thu
    - I liked reading the original words of the author. It is very well-written, but short...a slim 55 pages in length! Mine is a sturdy-ish softcover with front and end flaps, with a handsome photo of Heath and Jake on the cover. It is probably a good idea to have a look at it in the bookstore to see if you wish to spend $9.95. I am glad to own it. (NT) -- teddie, 10:26:22 11/29/07 Thu
      - You can also find it in a collection of short stories (it's called Close Range) that is a much better buy if you can find it. You might like Annie Proulx other work, The Shipping News and Postcards (there are more but these are my two favorites!). Shipping News has also been made into a film. (NT) -- Jane, 19:21:37 11/29/07 Thu
        I love the book and the movie (Shipping News), so I did think I would like the story. I just didn't know if it woudl be best to buy the story stand alone, or in a collection. I am a book whore (no joke), so any additions are great. (NT) -- Oleander, 08:00:26 11/30/07 Fri
        I listened to on tape read by the author. I rented it at our local library. I really liked hearing her read it. (NT) -- tlk2vicki, 23:11:40 11/30/07 Fri

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