Books About Naturism
I enjoy reading books about Naturism and Nudists.I have read some that are written quite tastefully. I also enjoy the periodicals I subscribe to and the first time stories and experiences many publish.
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Additional books by Martin Brant (non-nudist in theme)
Return to DiscussionsI've been so intrigued by the writings of Martin Brandt and his nudist series that I decided to read one of his other books.
I am currently in the process of reading his novel, "The Strange Hauntings of Johnny Feelwater".
He certainly has not disappointed in his writing style. His ability to describe situations with metaphors is exceptional.
I have to say that this book is fascinating! However it is not for the faint of heart. The scenarios described in this book are filled with unspeakable debackery. There are points in time while reading it that I felt I had to put it down, but I couldn't. It made me reflect on how it must be for innocent people sitting through trials of unspeakable sexual exploits and what it must be like to have to listen through such things in order to pass judgement when on a jury. It helped me keep it in perspective as I continued on.
I'm only halfway through the book and it seems to get better with every chapter I read. A very intriguing story about things I've never considered that seems so far-fetched yet so engrossing.
I'll give an updated review once I've completed the story.
I am by no means a prude but OMG! Never thought I would struggle with a story like I have with this one so far.
Okay, no more information but I'm sure I have perked some interest.
You have to remember it's just a story even though you feel like you're on a slippery slope.
OMG, OMG, OMG!!!
What an absolutely fascinating story I just finished in the hauntings of Johnny feelwater.
Struggle as I did with the beginning of the book, I pushed on. Not to ever regret a moment of the rest of the book.
What an imagination the author has and how he describes every situation and Circumstance that happens throughout the book. 11 on it scale of 1 to 10.
I know it's going to be tough for some people to plow through as some of the parts of the book are so controversial.
Just finished my third nudist book of his. The stories are good and have dealt with textiles confronting nudism. In each book the protagonist eventually becomes an enthusiastic nudist. He needs to up his editing, as there are about ten typos, duplicate words or missing words in each book.