/lit/ - Literature

>>17123158
here anon

I really like the philosophy of Bataille + story of the eye and the whole decadent style.

my personal favorite of the bunch

>>15013235
Pic related is a good list for fiction. For theory I'd say:

Alenka Zupancic - What is Sex?
Jacques Lacan - The Signification of the Phallus
Andrea Dworkin - Intercourse
Julia Kristeva - Tales of Love
Alphonso Lingis - Dangerous Emotions

protip: literature will increase your desire, theory will probably do the opposite

>what have you fellas read recently? how did you like it?
>any modern-ish hetero erotica you would recommend about young adults (<25yo)?
>whatever else you want to talk about

>>12575561
It depends, erotica can depict sexual themes that can be even worse than the ones you already have with normal porn.
Either way the wiki has a nice set of recs.

>>11896937

where to start on this?

>>10839810

>>10780277
It’s erotica, not really smut but very close

For me, the only thing that did it was Calvino's "If on a winter's night a traveler..." I'm not gay, but there was something undeniably physical about the scene where the two boys wrestle over the picture of the girl. The threesome of the military men and woman was hot. The Japanese chapter made me whip it out and spank it.

Also, peep this chart.

pic related>>10185282

>>9192981
Do you mean the rec chart?

chart for reference.

the only ones i've read were "the satyricon" (translated it for high school latin; funny and explicit, but not sentimental enough) and "the plum in the golden vase" (desu, i don't remember much and i think i only read the first volume).

Is anything on this list homosexual?

>>7284716
6/9