A List of Published Fiction Containing Illegal Sexual Activities

[kitsune13]

ETA: I'm adding all new suggestions to the list; a couple people offered to alphabetize it, by author and/or story title; I'm plugging all the new suggestions in, and will post when done. Thank you so much!

OMFG, you guys. OMFG. You are amazing. This is the huge-ass list of my dreams: thank you so much to everyone who contributed!

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[imaginarycircus]

I totally forgot about the gay sex. Hallucinating Foulcault by Patricia Duncker, Brideshead Revisited by Evelyn Waugh (though it is implied and not graphic at all.)

[ter369]

Brideshead Revisited by Evelyn Waugh (though it is implied and not graphic at all.)

And adultery.

[imaginarycircus]

There is so much adultery I just think of it as sex. O_o

[ravenqueen55]

Yeah, Brideshead for sure!! Actually, that was probably the first time I realized that sex of the male/male variety was VERY INTERESTING to me...*giggles*

[anatsuno]

*agape*

[threeoranges]

No, Eros ;)

Great stuff, kitsune!

[anatsuno]

Haaaaahahaha, yes. This is why I love fandom, this right there. You gave me a little jolt of glee! :-)

[bladespark]

You cracked me up greatly!

[jain]

This is an astonishing list. You have The Catchtrap by Marion Zimmer Bradley on here twice, though. Oh, and you might add "incest" to Teleny, Oscar Wilde, as well. It's part of a dream, but it's highly explicit.

[huggyrei]

Les Miserables, by Victor Hugo: I believe Fantine is only 15 when she comes to Paris and becomes pregnant (before the father abandons them both), eventually turning to prostitution (with a few rape overtones) to support herself and Cosette.

[augustfai]

I LOVE THIS LIST. Needless to say the book gland within me is secreting graciously. (That sounds so wrong. I apologise.) But this list is bewildering and I applaud you for taking on the task.