I assume that you've tried reading the popular "classic" erotic writers, like Anais Nin.
Actually, I tend not to read books with sex scenes. Maybe it's just the kind of books that I read, but mostly I read something that sums up to, "and then they had sex." Either that or you know they are having sex, but it is not really described. Perhaps the best sex scene I have read recently came in "The Machiavelli Interface" by Steve Perry, where the scene does seem to further the plot and, to me, was pretty well written.
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Date: 2005-07-16 07:51 pm (UTC)Actually, I tend not to read books with sex scenes. Maybe it's just the kind of books that I read, but mostly I read something that sums up to, "and then they had sex." Either that or you know they are having sex, but it is not really described. Perhaps the best sex scene I have read recently came in "The Machiavelli Interface" by Steve Perry, where the scene does seem to further the plot and, to me, was pretty well written.