The F Plus

READERS: Boots Raingear, Nutshell Gulag, Bunnybread, Acierocolotl, Portaxx, Kumquatxop, Isfahan, and John.

Edited by Acierocolotl

For as long as man has had conscious thought, he has thought about sex, and this has certainly been reflected in his literary themes. From the literate but hypermasculine rememberances of Henry Miller's Tropic of Cancer, to the literate but impishly comedic creations of Voltaire's Candide to the not-at-all literate nor interesting fap material in John Cleland's Fanny Hill, erotic writing has had a storied history inside the pages of legitimate fiction. But fortunately, the English published Literary Review has helpfully highlighted some of the least impressive examples for us to lend our voices to. This week, the F Plus is on top of you, Skinner.

All content for this episode was collected by The Literary Review for their annual Bad Sex In Writing Award. For a full look at the stuff we looked through, sift through this Google Doc Acier put together.