/lit/ - Literature

[Anonymous No.14927703]

What does /lit/ have to say about erotic novels?

[Anonymous No.14927731]

>>14927703
>I'm coooooooming!

[Anonymous No.14927770]

>>14927731
real original there bucko
Pulitzer material if I ever saw it.

[Anonymous No.14927774]

>>14927703
Totally fucking pointless with free internet porn. If you still read them you are real deviant

[Anonymous No.14927779]

>>14927774
what does it feel to have no real imagination?

[Anonymous No.14927783]

>>14927779
You ever read one of those things? A boring repetitive painfully detailed anatomy lesson.

[Anonymous No.14927800]

>>14927703
Since women took over the book market they're the only thing getting into print along with nigger worship sludge.

[Anonymous No.14927998]

where to download classic erotic lit?
I like what I read but I can't find it

[Anonymous No.14928465]

>>14927703
Some of it’s ok

[Anonymous No.14928485]

>>14927703
That making an arousing passage is a lot harder than you'd think, specially if you want to avoid dry shit like he put his thing into her thing while he moved on top of her...etc.

[Anonymous No.14928503]

>>14927703
Classics are best. Start here for a sampler:

[Anonymous No.14928511]

>>14928503
Then move on to the Scarlet Library. I discovered my Dad's copies of Autobiography of a Flea, Fanny Hill, The Pearl, etc., when I was 10, so I was shaped by these texts.

[Anonymous No.14928723]

>>14928511
please continue, where does one go from there?

also where are these texts sourced from

[Anonymous No.14928737]

>>14928723
It's easiest to buy them used or download online. After those works, I would grab the collections of underground periodicals like The Pearl, The Oyster, The Boudoir,and hunt up any big works like The Romance of Lust or My Secret Life.
If young folks today want to expand their vocabulary, they need to read more Victoria erotica. I had to figure out so many terms and expressions on my own, and I don't mean just "wanton," "quim," or "libertine": Try "algolagnia," "pulchritudinous," "gamahuche," "tribadism," "frottage," "lickerish," "penumbra," "onanism," "demimonde," "concupiscent," "pudicity," "adamatical," "fricatrice," "swiving," "jouissance," "farthingale," "pizzle," "erotomania," "procuress," "spendings," "horripilation," and my favourite for sheer obscurity, "rutilant concinnities!"

[Anonymous No.14928757]

>>14927703
if you have this fetish these might tickle your pickle

[Anonymous No.14928770]

>>14928737
ty. just as my own personal recommendation, but there's a texted called nerve the first 10 years and its really great. its an archive of some text of an online magazine with interesting content

[Anonymous No.14928850]

Is there any erotic literature that addresses a bbw / fat / weight gain fetish?

[Anonymous No.14928980]

>>14927703
The pop music of literature

[Anonymous No.14928986]

>While it is true that in ancient Europe, and well into the eighteenth century (obvious examples come from France), deliberate lewdness was not inconsistent with flashes of comedy, or vigorous satire, or even the verve of a fine poet in a wanton mood, it is also true that in modern times the term “pornography” connotes mediocrity, commercialism, and certain strict rules of narration. Obscenity must be mated with banality because every kind of aesthetic enjoyment has to be entirely replaced by simple sexual stimulation which demands the traditional word for direct action upon the patient. Old rigid rules must be followed by the pornographer in order to have his patient feel the same security of satisfaction as, for example, fans of detective stories feel—stories where, if you do not watch out, the real murderer may turn out to be, to the fan’s disgust, artistic originality (who for instance would want a detective story without a single dialogue in it?). Thus, in pornographic novels, action has to be limited to the copulation of clichés. Style, structure, imagery should never distract the reader from his tepid lust. The novel must consist of an alternation of sexual scenes. The passages in between must be reduced to sutures of sense, logical bridges of the simplest design, brief expositions and explanations, which the reader will probably skip but must know they exist in order not to feel cheated (a mentality stemming from the routine of “true” fairy tales in childhood). Moreover, the sexual scenes in the book must follow a crescendo line, with new variations, new combinations, new sexes, and a steady increase in the number of participants (in a Sade play they call the gardener in), and therefore the end of the book must be more replete with lewd lore than the first chapters.

[Anonymous No.14929029]

>>14927703
For men or for women?
For men it's just meaningless fucking.

For women it's hard fucking, but meaningful, careful, attentive and with feelings.

[Anonymous No.14929228]

>>14927703
Maybe not novels but I like the erotic parts of the 1001 Nights and Canterbury Tales.

[Anonymous No.14929238]

>>14927703
Fanfiction.net has the greatest erotica

[Anonymous No.14929933]

>>14927703
I really like them, specially the older ones
>>14927774
>If you still read them you are real deviant
Where do you think we are?
>>14927998
Lustybooks.com
and there was a guy on reddit who uploaded all the neatpotato books in Googledrive but i can't find it right now, if i do i'll post it
>>14928757
based

[Anonymous No.14930182]

>>14929933
bro

[Anonymous No.14930572]

>>14927703
>>14927703
i still read (play) corruption of champions

[Anonymous No.14931051]

>>14930182
what's the problem, anon?

[Anonymous No.14931165]

fucking lol
>Laurie Wooster stood hesitantly in the dark in front of the Naval Reserve Center in Long Beach, California. Her heart was beating so wildly she thought she would surely have an attack. Clutching her dark blue Sea Cadet uniform, the girl curled her toes in her shoes, feeling her unplowed cunt glowing, growing so hot and tingly she could hardly stand it.
>t was late – nearly ten o'clock. Her mother thought she was out an a small frigate with the others on an indoctrination class. It was a silly program – women in the Navy, starting with high school possibilities. But Laurie thought it was a neat idea – until she met Lieutenant Barrington, who made her nipples pucker up against her white shirt while her pussy was doing such wonderful things, strange things. He had told her to stay back, to remain at the center while the others left. He would take care of it. Lieutenant Barrington was always a take-charge man, in charge of the large rambling naval complex and obviously in charge of the Sea Cadet program. The others were so excited they hardly even noticed Laurie standing back, slipping away from them on the pier and ambling slowly back to the large glass and brick building.
>ow she and Lieutenant Barrington would be alone. What would he do to her? He had said little. But oh, oh, those eyes! How they had seared her soul, made her areolas wrinkle deliciously against her stiffened nipples while her clit glowed like a tiny flickering candle. She hated to think in terms like those. But Laurie couldn't deny what her body was doing to her. Her cunt sweated, juice trickling maddeningly through the frazzled tangle of her blonde pussy hairs while her labes began to swell and fold itchingly over one another. She could run, turn and rush to the officer of the day's shack and call her mother.
>But Laurie screwed up her courage and marched up the broad concrete apron to the center. Yes, the front double glass door was open as he said it would be.

[Anonymous No.14931478]

>>14928986
true and based, i know this too well

[Anonymous No.14932709]

>>14928986
>Boo hoo, this genre has limitations that I lack the skills to work with.

The best art comes from creatively exploring limits in a way it still fits the framework, but does it in such a way it invites thought.