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"  The e-reader is a beautiful mystery\u2014the little lady sitting across from you at Starbucks or on the subway might be reading Chicken Soup for the Soul, the paddle scene in Fifty Shades...or, if she&amp;#039;s a monster, Beastiality, the Kindle tale of a housewife f*cking her dog. Yes, it turns out that Kindles and Nooks are ablaze with disgusting, disturbing titles about rape, incest, pedophilia and the aforementioned beastiality\u2014and sales are so robust, B&amp;amp;amp;N and Amazon have been known to scrub the likes of 9 Hot Taboo Family Sex Stories from their bestseller lists, reports the New York Post. With romance and erotica tipping the $1 billion mark in sales last year, book e-tailers may not be keen to outright ban the books in their dark underbellies, but simply hide the titles from visibility. &amp;quot;This spring, The Nolan Trilogy by Selena Kitt, which depicts wayward Catholic school girls in the 1950s, abruptly halted its quick ascent at No. 126&amp;quot; [on the B&amp;amp;amp;N list], the author alleges.  B&amp;amp;amp;N denies blocking taboo titles from its bestseller lists; no comment from Amazon, but the Post notes that a quick site search of the word &amp;quot;daddy&amp;quot; doesn&amp;#039;t yield first results on children&amp;#039;s books\u2014but &amp;quot;Daddy daughter sex.&amp;quot; Off to barf now. Follow Michelle on Twitter. "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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