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Why Is Erotica Considered Taboo?

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Published: 17 November 2021
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The 'sex is evil' mantra will probably never stop.  A couple weeks ago, board members in a school district stated 

“I think we should throw those books in a fire,” said board member Rabih Abuismail, according to LGBTQ Nation. They were vehemently against a book called 33 SNowfish.  I've never read it, but their hated of sexy books didn't stop there. They sought to ban all sexy books. Sometimes people's first thoughts on a subject are started with a book.  Books present ideas and information in a non-threatening and completely safe way.

 

Understanding Erotic Literature

 

Erotica literature is composed of both factual and fictional based stories and memories of human sexual relations that could possibly have enough power to or are very much intended to sexually heighten a persons sexual interest while reading. These erotic reads as such, take on the form of novels, poetry, short stories, memoirs of true life, and sex how- to’s.

What is a regular feature of this type of genre is fantasies that are sexual, that talk about the not so normal subjects of gang bangs, prostitutes, orgy parties, homosexuality, sodomy, bestiality and many more taboo fetishes and subjects, where some authors may or may not express their thoughts in such an explicit tone. There are other common reasons, such as social criticism that authors are afraid to voice certain wants or thoughts because of this.

Erotic Literature in History

 

Despite the cultural differences on such things, the circulation of erotica books was not viewed as a major thing before the invention of actually printing out the material, the costs of printing individual manuscripts put a limit on distribution, meaning only a very small select group of readers could enjoy. When printing was invented in the 15th century, it brought along with it both a bigger market and way more restrictions than one can imagine. The invention of censoring and legal restraints on books being published on the grounds of being to obscene. Due to this, many of the productions of any of these type themed material became feared and kept a secret. 

 

 

Erotic Literature in the Renaissance and Romantic Eras

During the period of Renaissance, a lot of poems were not written to be published; instead, they just got circulated in form of manuscript to a limited number of readers. This was how the original way of William Shakespeare’s work got around to be circulated. William Shakespeare, who also wrote the Sonnets, Venus and Adonis and The Rape of Lucrece erotic poems. In the 18th century, after 1750, the Romantic era began, thats when the quality of mainstream slut writing was on decline. This brought sex written novels and literature to be driven out in the later years of the 18th century. They cut off imaginative, climaxing English literature making the secret literature of sex the more poverty stricken and considered more boring in European culture. 

Steamy novel writes often cause authors to write using pen names, or pseudonyms, for so many different reasons. Authors who are will do it to cross over genres and keep from changing the minds of their fans. Under a pen name, it can protect the author from being judged and the writer can be reborn safely.

Top 5 Adult Fiction Genres in Today's Market

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Published: 17 November 2021
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Over the years we have all no doubt become acquainted with the various genres that exist in adult fiction novels. From romance to mystery, to science fiction, we know all about these. But have we ever taken the time to wonder which ones are the most popular with the public, this might be information that an aspiring writer would most definitely be interested in knowing. Well, before going into the tops five it might be surprising to know that the genre that is most popular when polling individuals about which genre they like to read the most, and the one that makes the most profit per year isn't the same. That answer is a bit different, so when going over the list ranking by popularity we will also give a projection of annual profit. 

Read more: Top 5 Adult Fiction Genres in Today's Market

Why Do Adults Read Young Adult (YA) and Middle Grade (MG) Fiction (instead of adult fiction)?

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Many adults wonder why other adults read Young Adult fiction or even middle grade fiction intended for much younger audiences. What about YA and MG fiction appeals to older audiences? There are several reasons how fiction that is targeted at younger readers can appeal to mature folks.


YA and MG Literature as Escapism


A 2012 survey showed that 55 percent of YA readers are adults. People have asked if this is a problem. The first point often brought up in regards to why YA literature is so popular among adults is how good YA books are at building fantastic and inventive worlds. The great imagination and fantasy often written into these YA books can really be appealing to anyone. Some argue, though, that for adults YA literature is a perfect source of escapism.

Read more: Why Do Adults Read Young Adult (YA) and Middle Grade (MG) Fiction (instead of adult fiction)?

Learn More About Benton Docks of the AVIA Series by Reading His Enlightening Interview

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Published: 17 November 2021
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1. What’s it like flying with Avia?
I don’t know. It depends. Is she listening? It really depends on the day. Sometimes it’s fine. Sometimes it’s a shit your pants kinda thing.

2. Have you ever refused to fly with Avia?
No. That is the beginning of a months long argument that I am never in the mood for.

3. So does that mean you refused in the past?
I declined on time because I had to work. It wasn’t even a refusal. I had to work. I was due in Montana for some reason. She was due to fly to Kentucky or Tennessee. It was a four month fight. I think that was the time she crashed in the field.

Read more: Learn More About Benton Docks of the AVIA Series by Reading His Enlightening Interview

Read More About Benton Docks: An In-depth Biography of the Character

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Height – 6’5”
Weight – 230 – 250 pounds
Hair Color – black
Eye Color – blue
Location of Birth – Sarasota, Florida
Current Address – No Permanent Physical Location.  Divides time between Texas and Florida
Biological Father – John Docks
Biological Mother – Diane Docks
Biological Siblings/ Family Members – Brian Colcort – Cousin, L. Bays - Uncle
Occupation –Conman
Employer – The Company
Tattoos, Body Piercing and Body Modifications - None

Read more: Read More About Benton Docks: An In-depth Biography of the Character

  1. Learn More About AVia Bays by Reading Her Biography
  2. Get the Lowdown on a Life of Crime with This Interview With AVIA of the AVIA Series.
  3. THUNDERSTORMS AND .45S – 2018 AVIA VERSION FAQ
  4. Have You Put the Adult Fiction Series AVIA on Your Reading List?

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