Read your gal a titillating tale, then get ready for a
frantic frolic
"This is the first time I've ever made love outdoors," Kaoruko
blushed, her hands modestly covering her bare breasts.
"Should we stop, then?" asked the now-tumescent Yohei, in a
slightly irritated tone of voice.
"Uh-uh," she replied, with a shake of her head.
This scene, excerpted from Yu Kusanagi's erotic novel, "Matsuri no
Yoru ni" (On the night of the festival), was included on the list
of 10 erotic novels recommended for summer reading by fiction
critic Morihiro Nagata.
"Its combination of exotic sexual venues and expressions that aim
to titillate produce an invigorating atmosphere that has the effect
of really turning on women," Nagata asserts.
Reading the lewd lines out loud to your lady love, says Shukan
Gendai, is an effective way to kindle her latent libidinous
lusts.
In the abovementioned tale, Yohei Ogami, a 29-year-old TV commercia
producer, returns to his home town for the first time in 10 years
to shoot scenes at the local festival, and while there encounters
his old high school flame Kaoruko.
Kaoruko, now married, runs a small drinking establishment. During
the festival she winds up imbibing a bit too much of her wares and
while in her cups confesses her undying love to Yohei. Promptly
disregarding her matrimonial vows, the two soon find themselves
stretched out on the grass beside a riverbank.
"Kaoruko lifted her knees to form the shape of a letter 'M,' and
Yohei, intoxicated by the fragrance emanating from her shadowy
thatch, thrust forward with his tongue. 'Aaaaahhhhhhh!' she
cried."
This story, Nagata suggests, features two qualities that lend
themselves well to seduction. "First," he says, "the narrative is
well-composed, with good characterizations. And second, the erotic
passages ought to be extremely effective in getting her
horny."
Nagata ought to know; he reviews about 30 such books a month,
making him familiar with current trends in the smutty book
trade.
"I see more and more titles these days in which the male characters
take on passive roles," he tells Shukan Gendai. "I suppose it's
because there are more female authors turning out these books, and
also because female readership has been increasing.
"Another recent development I've observed in these books is that
after their characters have engaged in sex, they are often beset by
feelings of loneliness, like post-coital depression," Nagata
adds.
Nagata also recommends Toshiue no Shukujo: Juuki furu koosu (An
older woman: A full course of soft flesh) by Ryo Makimura, in which
an 18-year-old college aspirant named Yuichiro is initiated into
the ways of carnal pleasure by his 32-year-old stepmother,
Keiko.
"Oh, mom, that feels really good," he moaned, as she clasped his
pole of flesh at its base and squeezed it gently.
"Relax, Yu-chan," she murmured. "This is just the start. I've got
lot more ways to make you feel good. Here, how's this,
hmmmmm?"
Others in the list of the 10 recommended titles included:
- Hajirai Manadala (The chant of shyness) by Kagero Mutsuki, about
a handsome young doctor who's very popular with his female
patients;
- Kyonyuu Kuiin: Oshiete ageru (Big-busted queen -- I'll show you
how to do it), by Fubuki Takazawa, about forbidden fruits offered
by a secret SM club in Roppongi; and
- Kashin no Madoromi (A snooze among the flower petals) by Jin
Ando, in which Kotaro, the leading male character, leaves his job
in the big city to return to the countryside, where he enjoys
cavorting with a series of females. These include a winsome widow
and a mail delivery agent named Hisako, whose ample 93cm bre asts
manage to dispatch Kotaro's jism by express airmail.
Try picking up one of these titles and read it aloud to your lady
friend, advises Shukan Gendai. This sultry stuff should have her
panting with passion in no time.