/lit/ - Literature

ITT: We write erotic literature.

Boredome is me fuel /lit/. Let's begin.


>I met her at the start of the last semester. The first day we got swimming classes. They'd just remodeled the gym, adding a huge pool at the back, with springboards and even a small wading for the kids. Usually only one class used the pool per period, but that time the 10th graders joined us. The school's directive had fired their P.E. teacher and jointed our classes together, I guess in an effort to save money and keep the kids busy, It was hot, very hot. The water looked like a mirror, undisturbed until the sudden cannon ball from one of my classmates reminded me it was in fact a liquid thing. The place was completely silent, not even the birds sang. It was pretty far away from the central building to, meaning we had to walk a good ten minutes to get there. Before divin' we had to shower and change. I took the chance to examine and compare my classmates' bodies with the 10th graders. The difference was noticable. We were bigger, muscular, thick, while they resembled shoelaces Plain, flat, almost funny. They looked pathetic, and I didn't wanna fuck any of 'em. It seemed like they were gonna break.

Continue /lit/?

God tier:

>gay teenagers
>lots of violence, lots of drugs
>many books in the series
>american

Let's talk the Marquis de Sade. Are his works simply obscene pornography or do they belay a hidden agenda?

For example I've heard that the acts described in his works were actually committed by the ruling aristocracy in the years shortly before the French Revolution.