I’m not saying he invented the concept, but there’s a reason he’s its namesake. It might sound dry, and you might be skeptical because these literary stories were written in 19th century France, but the term “sadism” is literally named after this guy. These erotic audio stories are all by the Marquis de Sade.
By signing up you agree to our terms of use The Best of The Marquis de Sade by Marquis de Sade Thank you for signing up! Keep an eye on your inbox. Many recommend Henry Miller’s writing as erotica as well, although the definition of the genre has to bend somewhat to include them. Her books of erotic audio stories, Little Birdsand Delta of Venus, are also worth visiting. Nin is often quoted as one of the sexiest writers of all time, both in style and content. In the book, Nin explores the nature of her physical and mental attraction to Henry and his wife, June, as well as her relationship with her own husband. It reads like literature, but the book itself-which is part of her unexpurgated journal of the time-is definitely erotic in nature. This book is about the nonfictional affair between Henry Miller and Anaïs Nin, two literary authors, during the 1930s. Below is the shortlist of erotica audio stories from classics to new, for the readers who are done with Grey, but who aren’t done with their interest in erotic audio stories.
In case you didn’t know, erotic audiobooks are a thing: they are narratives about a sexual relationship that ends, more or less, with everyone happy…pun intended. I was seven, so I didn’t know that erotic audiobooks were a thing, and my mother had to explain it to me. One Saturday, my grandmother asked, “What are you watching?” and when she saw it was Bewitched, she said, “I thought I recognized her voice.” She asked my mother, “Isn’t she the one that did those erotic books-on-tape?” When I was a kid, I watched Bewitched and practiced wiggling my nose, hoping that something magical would happen when I did, and then Elizabeth Montgomery would have something snappy to say in support.
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