/lit/ - Literature

>>22299897
>Not true. If you browse the erotica authors subreddit, you can see that women want to write noncon but aren't allowed by Amazon. They talk about censorship all the time
To be fair, I acknowledge Amazon doesn't allow it *explicitly*, but it has weird blind spots. Just recently I read part of 'Dark Fate' by Stuart Grosse, who writes extremely filthy erotica. The book literally starts with the main character seeing his attractive neighbour, taking a tape, binding her while she sleeps and raping her while she cries. It's as extreme as it gets, without going full 'Agony in Pink'.

The guy wrote several such series, as I am aware. Several stories where the protagonist straight up rapes women, not even with dubious consent, jus straight up capital letter Rape. Just look at the pic rel fragment from Dark Fate.