Overlooked Literary Erotica

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Slave to Love, Jose Ma. Alvarez. The celebrated Spanish poet wrote only one erotic novel among a substantial corpus of accomplished work. The book's original title is "La esclava instruida" and has been available in a little-known translation for only a short time.

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Passion of Mme. S, by Anonymous: Supposedly based on a cache of letters from the 1930's found in a basement of Paris, the publication of this book in French a few years ago caused a sensation.

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Mr., by Emma Becker. Emma Becker's novel about a 20 year old fan of erotic fiction and her forty-something physician lover was published to great acclaim in Paris. She has recently finished a new novel, Alice, which has yet to be translated.

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Submission, by Marthe Blau. Marthe Blau's tale of a married young attorney and mother's infatuation with an older colleague has the misfortunate of sharing a title with a more well-known work by Michel Hoellebecq about a democratically-elected Islamic government in France. Blau's work should not be ignored.

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The Classmate, by Vanessa Duries. Duries' was well known and celebrated for her book, The Ties that Bind, a BDSM-themed memoir that was translated into several languages and earned her appearances on French television as well as a feature in Penthouse. Few are aware that at the time of her tragic death in an automobile accident, Vanessa left a completed novel, of which all but the first five chapters were lost. An unofficial translation is available on libgen, TPB and elsewhere.

These all look like shitty BDSM mommy lit.

I refuse to read any erotica written less than 50 years ago. I only read de Sade, Masoch, Mirbeau, Anais Nin, and anonymous Victorian sex stories.

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>>8649358

Casanova's autobiography desu...

>>8649358
>probably autofiction
lel no, probably most of it is true, then enhanced to make the female audience want to experience the same things

>>8649358
With all of those readings, what have you learnt on the woman?

>female erotica authors
Nah

>>8649358
> I heard myself saying into the telephone, "But David. What about Maria?"
> "She knows about it, and she's okay with it," he said
Urgh.
Check out 'In Praise of Older Women' by Stephen Vizinczey instead, opie.

>>8649358

That book only got 2.5/5 out of good reads, why are u recommending rubbish to us?

I don't know man, post-modern guy, Nicholson Baker wrote a sort of erotic novel called Vox.
About some guy talking to a phone-sex operator.

Monica Lewinsky gave a copy to Bill Clinton, too. No joke.

>>8649392
this
thanks anyway OP but no

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>>8649392
>Nin

>>8649621
You learn more women and men through women. Men are shit at reading women

>>8649650
I can't tell whether you're implying that's good or bad.

>>8650055
it's a /mu/me, you dip

OP come back

>>8649358

Does all erotica revolve around BDSM?

>>8652159
Hardly. This isn't an Ariel Sands thread. The second book by Jose Alvarez has nothing to do with BDSM nor erotica written by women. Mr is written by a woman but has nothing to do with BDSM either. There's an interesting twist to the Classmate that I won't spoil. Vox is a good suggestion, as is Vizinczey.

>>8649394
Casanova's autobio isn't erotica at all. He writes about seduction but stops; and if you're looking for seduction tips, there's only one.

>>8649392
You think Alvarez' book is BDSM??

>>8652229
>there's only one.
which is ?

>>8653013
still no integral scan?

any good male-sub novels after Venus In Furs?