<![CDATA[Fleshbot: literature]]> http://tags.fleshbot.com/assets/base/img/thumbs140x140/fleshbot.com.png <![CDATA[Fleshbot: literature]]> http://fleshbot.com/tag/literature http://fleshbot.com/tag/literature <![CDATA[What Would Fleshbot Readers Do? I See A Darkness Edition]]> "We have looked into the anus, and it is us," someone once said. While the font of Evil Angel's "Deep Anal Abyss 2" doesn't impart the despair Adrianna Nicole must be feeling, I'd Camus her.

Fleshbot Readers, your answers to last week's contest were so thoughtful that we thought we'd resurrect another chestnut from sophomore year in high school that re-emerged meaning something totally different freshman year in college: "The Stranger."

While all porn (aside from "Naked Happy Girls") reveals a darkness, please create for this week a porn title that would make a Galois-smoking, coffee-rank, beturtlenecked and Algiers-lounging existentialist proud.

· Evil Angel (evilangel.com)
· Buy "Deep Anal Abyss 2" (gamelink.com)

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<![CDATA[What Would Fleshbot Readers Do? The Gapes of Wrath Edition]]> Dirty, dirty, dirty. Nice girls don't do it, and their partners daren't ask. That is why anal access is the highest (or lowest) rung on porn's ladder. In fact, even the word "rung" sounds dirty in this context. And there is no greater anal acrobat than Belladonna, who sports a big black eye a few feet above her brown one, emphasizing the fact that the bum is the final frontier for sexual thrill seekers. So your job this week is to rename this title according to a favorite book from your K-12 reading list (and we'll close out the Steinbeck category by removing "Cannery Row" from contention).

· Evil Angel (evilangel.com)
· Buy "Belladonna's Butthole Whores 3" (gamelink.com)

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<![CDATA[Remembrance Of Things Assed: "Miss Big Ass Brazil"]]> For whatever reason (and don't delve too deeply into it), I looked at the title of this movie and heard a rebuke from my mother. "And if you're so smart, Miss Big Ass Brazil, why did you flunk Algebra?" If something primal in your own memory was stirred by these images, join us after the gap.

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Like Proust biting into his madeleine, there is something about these photos that makes me want to go to Brazil and bite everything.

I don't speak Portuguese, but I know this man is saying "Don't ever leave me. And why are you looking at him?"

· Third World Media (thirdworldxxx.com)
· Buy "Miss Big Ass Brazil 6" (tlavideo.com)

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<![CDATA[ Existentialist bug fan Franz Kafka apparently...]]> Existentialist bug fan Franz Kafka apparently left behind a rather sizable collection of hardcore porn stories that “academics have pretended did not exist," because they don't want to sully the reputation of a sad, depressive whose sole preoccupation was the pain and futility of modern life. Not surprisingly, the smut is described as "dark" and "unpleasant" ... perhaps even Kafkaesque! (timesonline.co.uk)

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<![CDATA[ We're totally confused that there even exists...]]> We're totally confused that there even exists erotic literature for Amazon's Kindle reading device. never mind that some of it is apparently showing up on best seller lists. We tried one of those things recently and can definitely say that they are really hard to use with one hand. (alleyinsider.com)

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<![CDATA[When "Bad Sex" Happens To Good People]]> Statistically speaking, the more sex one has the less chance it will be bad, even if the bloom might fade from the rose after Partner 100 or Client 9. Perhaps this is why the anecdotes in "Bad Sex," a collection of first-person accounts culled by the editors of Nerve.com, just don't seem all that awful on the (w)hole.

Helpfully arranged in sections with titles like "Bodily Fluids" and "Infidelity" and labeled with funny graphics reminiscent of road signs, "Bad Sex" nevertheless doesn't offer much shock value and, what's worse, provides few tasty examples of good sex before that, too, went bad. Instead, readers are left with a series of literate, astute, and blunted stories of lust gone wrong.

Exceptions include Monica Drake's "The Splatter Artist," a bittersweet tale of an ejaculator both premature and prolific, Lisa Gabriele's "Dead Wood" (you do feel sorry for her) because not only does she lose her boyfriend but she also comes down with a "battered pussy," and the one cringeworthy story in a book tnat should be full of them, Neal Pollack's shamefaced "Man's Best Friend" (it involves a different kind of battered pussy).

Even though I was disappointed with this volume of anti-erotica, I look forward to a sequel with the kinks worked in.

· Nerve (nerve.com)
· "Bad Sex: We Did It, so You Won't Have To" (amazon.com)

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<![CDATA[Backroads Of Vegas: Joe McGinniss Jr.'s "The Delivery Man"]]> Like pre-Katrina New Orleans, modern Las Vegas has built its appeal on shaky foundations. In Joe McGinniss Jr.'s book "The Delivery Man," young Vegas natives pin their hopes on self-delusion but make their money on the vices of others. The title character is an always-aspiring artist in love with the prostitute he shuttles to the propped up desert mansions and hotel suites of her clients, and the book is filled with foreboding in the shadow of the casino lights. Published this past January and an excellent read for the Vegas tourist curious about the humanity behind the guilty pleasures, "The Delivery Man" is McGinniss' first book.

· Joe McGinniss (joemcginnissjr.com)
· Buy "The Delivery Man" (Amazon)

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<![CDATA[Pink Visual's Pagoda At Poon Corner]]> The subheading of Pink Visual's "Asian Slut Invasion 4" caught my eye, and I watched the video for some sign of my friends from the Hundred-Acre Wood, which never sounded dirty until now. Alas, the closest this movie came to its advertised "Tao of Poon" was Taiwan's Own Niya Yu's assertion that she was "so horny," which seemed apparent. But If Piglet were there, he might have said, "I just wanted to be sure of you."

· Pink Visual (pinkvisual.com)
· Listen: "House at Pooh Corner" (youtube.com)
· Buy "Asian Slut Invasion 4" (gamelink.com)

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<![CDATA["Shall I Rim You?": Erotic Poetry Too Hot For Newspapers!]]> Dirty poems have a long and storied history dating all the way back to that guy from Nantucket, but there's one problem with this particular genre of literature: Most of it isn't very good. It's not easy to write about sex and actually make it sexy, even though every great writer from Shakespeare to Avril Lavigne has tried. Nevertheless, a new book called "The Best American Erotic Poems: From 1800 to the Present" takes a look at this lost art form and while we haven't actually read it ourselves yet, this writeup in the New York Times Book Review already has us hot and bothered. In addition to surveying the book contents, including John Updikes's "Fellatio" ("perhaps the worst poem ever written on any subject"), it helpfully advises that when it comes to lyrical interpretation of sexual congress, nastier is definitely better. By example, he awards the crown to W.H. Auden's "The Platonic Blow," which reads a little like filthy eight grade fantasy but certainly wins points for its pornographic DVD cover-worthy cadences. Check out both poems below.

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How beautiful to think that each of these clean secretaries at night, to please her lover, takes a fountain into her mouth and lets her insides, drenched with seed, flower into her landscapes: meadows sprinkled with baby's breath, hoarse twiggy woods, birds dipping, a multitude of skies containing clouds, plowed earth stinking of its upturned humus, and small farms each with a silver silo.

· "Fellatio - a poem" by John Updike (igreens.org.uk)

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Gently, intently, I slid to the massive base Of his tower of power, paused there a moment down In the warm moist thicket, then began to retrace Inch by inch the smooth way to the throbbing crown.

Indwelling excitements swelled at delights to come
As I descended and ascended those thick distended walls.
I grasped his root between left forefinger and thumb
And with my right hand tickled his heavy voluminous balls.

I plunged with a rhythmical lunge steady and slow,
And at every stroke made a corkscrew roll with my tongue.
His soul reeled in the feeling. He whimpered "Oh!"
As I tongued and squeezed and rolled and tickled and swung.

Then I pressed on the spot where the groin is joined to the cock,
Slipped a finger into his arse and massaged him from inside.
The secret sluices of his juices began to unlock.
He melted into what he felt. "O Jesus!" he cried.

Waves of immeasurable pleasures mounted his member in quick
Spasms. I lay still in the notch of his crotch inhaling his sweat.
His ring convulsed round my finger. Into me, rich and thick,
His hot spunk spouted in gouts, spurted in jet after jet.

· "How Dirty Is That Auden Poem That Was Too Dirty for the 'Times Book Review'?" (nymag.com, via Gawker)
· The Best American Erotic Poems (review @ nytimes.com)
· Thumbnail via adultxporn.com via askjolene.com)

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<![CDATA[The Encyclopedia of Erotic Literature Catalogues Arousal From A-Z]]> Bored with your Encyclopedia Britannica? Wikipedia leaving you unfulfilled? If you're looking for a reference resource that's a little more risque, check out The Encyclopedia of Erotic Literature: in two hefty volumes and 546 entries, it reaches past the Western erotic canon to include works from Asia, Africa, and the Middle East and covers everyone from Pierre Albert-Birot to Dengcao Heshang Zhuan. (Neither of whom we've heard of before, but you can bet we'll be looking them up right away.), Granted, reading about an encyclopedia about erotica isn't quite as sexy as actually reading erotica ... but at least having this book on your shelf will give you some cred with all the sex nerds in your life, and who knows where that will lead? Besides, we have to justify that $375 price tag somehow.

· Erotic Qualifications (timesonline.co.uk)
· The Encyclopedia of Erotic Literature (amazon.com)

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<![CDATA[Violet Blue's Coming Hard Period]]>

Because everyone who writes for Fleshbot is famous (if nowhere else than on the post office or rest room wall), we are often guilty of hiding our light under a bushel. But the Original Violet BlueTM's light burns bright like a thousand turgid, throbbing, brow-mopping, and backing into my elbow like a cat in heat suns. It is impossible to hide. Her new book, "The Smart Girl's Guide To The G-Spot", features a detailed guide to finding your own, your partner's, or your post officer's G-Spot and getting on it like a bonnet.

From the author: "The G-spot is not a riddle wrapped in a mystery inside an enigma. It's a real, tangible place in your body, like your breasts and your clitoris, and you can even see it. But for some reason, lots of people seem to think the G-spot is a myth. Or a rumor. Not so. It's real, and it makes you come, hard, period."

I hope all this certainty doesn't ruin the magic. - GP

· "The Smart Girl's Guide to the G-Spot" (cleispress.com)
· Violet Blue (tinynibbles.com)

Previously: Great Books Archive

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<![CDATA[Babes And Poetry: Words To Get Naked By]]>

We studied a bit of English literature back in college and if we learned anything from that adventure, it's this—poets get a ton of ass. Those Romantic era fools were a bunch of geniuses, not because they understood iambic pentameter and the proper use of rhyme scheme, but because they knew how some flowery words and a few well-timed couplets could charm the pantaloons off any comely lass. That spirit is alive and well (sorta) on the movingly-named blog, "She asked me for a symphony (I only gave her songs)", which reprints many of the great poems of all-time, helpfully illustrated with winsome naked babes. Since poetry was invented specifically to woo chicks (look it up!) it's an appropriate marriage of beauty and words ... and all without one single mention of Nantucket. Now does anyone know a word that rhymes with "dirt pipe"?

· She asked me for a symphony (I only gave her songs) (sheaskedmefor.blogspot.com)
· Thumbnail: Lord Byron and friends, via noelcollection.org

Previously: Blowjobs and Haikus, Jess Fink's Dirty Limericks, Porn Review Haikus Limericks: All-Azz Edition, Hentai Haiku

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<![CDATA[The Yoniverse]]>

Cultural explorers Christina and Rufus C. Camphausen invite you to go where no man has gone before: "Somewhere, beyond the universe, there is also a yoniverse. You have found this part of space now, even though you may not have known it existed." Well, we certainly had a hunch, but who knew there was such a massive treasure trove of art, literature, comparitive anthropology, and sacred lore related to something most of you have just been jerking off to all this time? Have fun annoying your more devout Catholic friends with this gallery of images showing the iconic relationship between images of the Madonna and the most intimate part of a woman's anatomy. After all, we're all going to hell anyway; why not enjoy looking at some pretty pictures along the way?

· The Yoniverse (yoniversum.nl - thanks Zini)

Previously: Vulva Projekt, Sexy Labia, Vaginarts, Celebrating Yoni, Online Vulva Museum, Lightworship, The Y Project, Stellar Bodies: Erotic Art by M. Alberich Mathews, The Nymphs

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