We analyse texts from the fields of fiction and non-fiction and think about how high-quality eroticism can look today. We have no patent remedies, but put our thoughts and convictions on erotic literature on paper.
We regard the texts presented here as “work in progress”, which are constantly being expanded and updated as soon as we find new, exciting examples or topics. Ideally, over time this will create a pool of ideas for erotic literature for all those who write themselves.
A few days ago I was thinking about the question of how skin feels. In doing so, I realized that I’m not through with the sense of touch yet. In erotic literature, people are constantly touching each other, caressing each other, stroking each other’s skin, touching, feeling, grabbing and grabbing, caressing and grabbing each other. … Continue reading Touches
Yesterday, as I was searching for the Erica Jong quote about cunnilingus, I came across a wonderful sentence of hers that I don’t want to deprive you of: “For as long as anyone can remember, books have been written with semen, not menstrual blood. Until I was 21, I measured my orgasms against those of … Continue reading D. H. LAWRENCE AND THE EROTIC
At the beginning of the 1970s, Erica Jong suddenly became famous when she launched her novel “Fear of Flying,” which had autobiographical overtones. The book is now considered a classic of erotic literature, has been translated into 27 languages and sold over 18 million copies. I like the book because it has a decidedly female … Continue reading THE TASTE OF CUNNILINGUS
Sandra has just come out of the shower. I can see from her red skin that she has been standing under the hot spray for a long time. The scent of the new apricot shampoo emanates from her hair. She joins me at the desk, looking at what I’m doing. I embrace her with my … Continue reading How to describe skin?
Your tongue glides over your beloved’s skin, plays with her lips, travels down her neck, up through the choke pit to the atria of her breast, plays with her nipples, feels its way over the rib arches, and sinks for a moment into the depths of her belly button. What do you taste? How do … Continue reading The taste of skin
Unsere Zunge kann wenig mehr identifizieren als süß, sauer, salzig und bitter. Andererseits gibt es Weinconnaisseure, die über Geruch und Geschmack die Lage jedes guten Weins erkennen können. Geschmack hat als auch mit Erfahrung und Vergleich zu tun. So erzählte mir Peter einmal, es sei völliger Unsinn, sich als Anfänger einen Wein für über hundert … Continue reading Der Geschmack nach Seife
The direction of view My friend Karin works as an NLP trainer. She told me that she can tell what her clients are thinking about by the direction of their gaze. For example, if her client is looking up to the right (as seen from the other person), there is a relatively high chance that … Continue reading WHAT THE EYES REVEAL
Since I have just researched on the subject of Colour me beautiful ®, it offers itself to continue immediately with the compilation of the eye colors. First of all, I compile the different eye colors and add with which skin and hair colors they usually appear. Admittedly, there are always exceptions. But as a rule, … Continue reading Eye colors
During my research on the topic of skin tones/skin colors, I came across the ambitious Humanae project by Spanish artist Angelica Dass. Her aim is to put together a catalog of skin tones based on the Pantone classification. The Pantone Matching System is the name of an internationally used color system that is used primarily … Continue reading Skin tones: the Humanae project
Like a raw-boned Libyan, his taupe-colored complexion was over-exposed to Sebastian’s eyes, which were acclimated to the darkened interior. (Jonathan Malone: Invictus) There are now a wide variety of color scales available online for naming skin tones. Unfortunately, these are not standardized. Everyone has a different idea – this becomes clear at the latest when … Continue reading Naming skin tones
