Dienstencentrum SoW.) EUR 4.00īARRUOL (GUY) LES PEUPLES PRÉROMAINS DU SUD-EST DE LA GAULE. (Afkomstig uit de bibliotheek van het Land. Een overzicht van de geschiedenis en taken van de zending. What it means you can find in the wikipedia of this book.VERSTEEG, PROF. Since I do not want to make my blog an adult one just because of one post I have put them below.Ī slight note: in Dutch the title is not translated from Fear of Flying but it is Het Ritsloze Nummer, which translates as the Zipless F**. Have fun browsing.ĭue to the fact that this book has an erotic subject some covers are adult by nature. Perhaps you can guess from which year or decade a cover is. The quality varies and I cannot tell you from which year they are, but it is interesting how varied covers can be. What follows is a sample of book covers that I collected from the internet. Since these covers a peculiar to their time I collected what is out there and placed them together. Since the book is now over forty years old and has sold over twenty million copies throughout it’s history there were a lot of covers available on the internet. I wonder if Erica Jong or feminists would agree.īut I never read any of these books and I do not intent too, but I was involved with Fear of Flying because it was used to inspire the name of a place in Second Life. Of course some people claim that subjugating is actually liberation(mostly people who actually practice bondage). The one is about liberation of women, the other about a woman subjugating herself to a man.

It is probably meant to boost sales by hitching Fear of Flying to the bandwagon of Fifty Shades but it seems to me that these books do not belong together. Nowadays we have books with erotic subjects aplenty and with Fifty Shades of Grey making bondage mainstream, Fear of Flying is reduced to that status of a precursor in at least one advertisement. Women freely indulging in sexual fantasies was something of a shocking novelty especially when openly written about in a book. It was a controversial book at the time as it was about sexual fantasies held by a woman who actually gives in to them.

I never read Fear of Flying, a book written by Eric Jong and published in 1973.

Het ritsloze nummer by Erica Jong