Revulsion

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In 1997, Horacio Castellanos, a novelist from El Salvador, went into hiding in Mexico City after receiving death threats for his novel "El Asco" ( "Revulsion" in English), which exposed the Guatemalan genocide of the 1980s.

Saviano's Mob Threats Add Him to List of Persecuted Authors 2008
Those were the last words they had exchanged until "Revulsion," "Ask him where?"

An Autobiography Peter, Ustinov 1977
Those were the last words they had exchanged until "Revulsion," "Ask him where?"

An Autobiography Peter, Ustinov 1977
Revulsion shuddered through me, making my nerves electric with fear.

Darkness Becomes Her Kelly Keaton 2011
Revulsion shuddered through me, making my nerves electric with fear.

Darkness Becomes Her Kelly Keaton 2011
Revulsion shuddered through me, making my nerves electric with fear.

Darkness Becomes Her Kelly Keaton 2011
Revulsion filled me even as desire coursed through my body.

My Fair Succubi Jill Myles 2011
Revulsion at shouts from a car of, "Damn Arab, go back to your country!" on the other.

9/11 shapes worldview of generation of kids 2011
Revulsion filled me even as desire coursed through my body.

My Fair Succubi Jill Myles 2011
Revulsion filled me even as desire coursed through my body.

My Fair Succubi Jill Myles 2011