rich1.0Flipboard Culture Desk (npub1uc…2khzn)https://yabu.me/npub1ucssum98z9jeek64ezwcdxzqg2lyzczu7ydtmvhg94pzxu9vlkgsg2khznnjumphttps://yabu.meUntil high school, Kate Feiffer believed that her mother Judy's novel, "A Hot Property," was about real estate. Then a boyfriend plucked the book from the shelves, started reading passages aloud, and revealed it was a piece of 1970s erotica. From then until just a few years ago, Kate considered "A Hot Property" to be her literary Waterloo — the book she'd hoped to conquer but never been able to. But on her mother's death, she picked up the novel and — between bouts of screaming and cringing — found something more thoughtful and reflective than she was expecting. Here's what she wrote for LitHub. https://flip.it/cbERa2 #Books nostr:npub1ny7qwqnkw6pg4m0uegzrdzwrckapzq7v7zku9p28hgv5aflvg8fq7zuv57 #Family #Lifestyle #Bookstodon