Dead author wins bad sex award
 

The conception of Adolf Hitler was never going to make for easy reading.

But late American novelist Norman Mailer's explicit rendition of the incestuous encounter between the genocidal German dictator's parents has won the writer one of the world's most dubious literary prizes.
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Mailer, who died of renal failure last month at 84, was one of five candidates for the annual "Bad Sex in Fiction Award" which aims to highlight crude and tasteless descriptions of sex in modern novels.

In a ceremony at the In & Out Club in central London, the judges paid homage to a "great American man of letters," adding: "We are sure that he would have taken the prize in good humor."

How insane has society become when there's a "Bad Sex in Fiction Award"?

Gotta love it though, the In & Out Club. :rofl:

And you know what, Mr. Mailer was one hell of an author, I'm sure his description was indeed as crude and tasteless as advertised yet incredibly well written. It's an award I would absolutely love to win. :thumb: