Agnes wrote a novel? I am impressed, even if she borrowed freely from Grandma’s supply of romance novels — and even if her idea of a novel is only 10 pages long. You have to start somewhere.
Using a grilled cheese sandwich (that is, a non-romantic/erotic object) as the subject isn’t as strange as it might seem. The writer Florence King (who also wrote p0rn under several pseudonyms) once wrote a short piece describing the cracking open and devouring of a soft-boiled egg, from a p0rnographic perspective. (Quoted by Willard R. Espy in An Almanac of Words at Play (1975))
RuComm over 2 years ago
I think she’s on to something.
David Huie Green LoveJoyAndPeace over 2 years ago
That was about 20 more years for any of them to be interested in me.
(But then I’m special.)
Susan00100 over 2 years ago
Ugh; I hate pickles!!
Say What Now‽ Premium Member over 2 years ago
The eternal love affair with food.
lippyfish over 2 years ago
I’m panting already.
Differentname over 2 years ago
She’s too young for food p$rn
seanfear over 2 years ago
such novels aren’t for girls – it’s for every one with a belly (big enough belly)
well-i-never over 2 years ago
The title sells it all by itself.
gopher gofer over 2 years ago
next up, melting in the heat, about a soft serve cone in july…
Just-me over 2 years ago
Nope! Not putting pickles on my grilled cheese sandwich…ever
ChessPirate over 2 years ago
“Oh! Hot! Hot! Hot! Hot! Hot! … Cheese…”
christelisbetty over 2 years ago
Sorry Agnes, it should be tomato slices.
rshive over 2 years ago
Oddly enough, Agnes bureau seems to have a boy creature on it today.
mindjob over 2 years ago
It’s the stuffing part that gets readers hooked
felipenollaFFA over 2 years ago
Catchy title, soon on Netflix…..
CoffeeBob Premium Member over 2 years ago
Needs good cover art, maybe Fabio with an armful of figs and eggplants?
JonSchuck over 2 years ago
Metaphorical pickles
Tales of the Boojum Premium Member over 2 years ago
I ship it.
paullp Premium Member over 2 years ago
Agnes wrote a novel? I am impressed, even if she borrowed freely from Grandma’s supply of romance novels — and even if her idea of a novel is only 10 pages long. You have to start somewhere.
Using a grilled cheese sandwich (that is, a non-romantic/erotic object) as the subject isn’t as strange as it might seem. The writer Florence King (who also wrote p0rn under several pseudonyms) once wrote a short piece describing the cracking open and devouring of a soft-boiled egg, from a p0rnographic perspective. (Quoted by Willard R. Espy in An Almanac of Words at Play (1975))