Talk:Cunt (novel)

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I haven't got time now, but I'll try to come back and add some details about the controversy surrounding the novel - printers refused to print it, and Home had to switch publishers. Lots of media attention too. On my to-do list... - the1james

--- It is difficult to work out what is Home and what is Kelso. Perhaps this is intentional or unavoidable, but i'm confused! - ayyem - 21 Sept 2006