Read the Zipless Fuck From Erica Jong’s erotic novel

Sexiest Movie Quotes A round-up of racy dialogue through the years

Wanton Book Covers Covers that earn their titles

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3 Erotic Poems The romantic side of Charles Bukowski

Act Out: Mad Men Don and Megan make up on the floor

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Blue Valentine Sex Scene What can a husband do to turn on his wife?

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Beyonce’s Muse "Lemonade" poet Warsan Shire

Boogie Nights’ Big Reveal Read the scene where Dirk Diggler unzips

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Carol: The Novel

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Groupies Revisited Rolling Stone exposé of 1960s superfans

Atonement’s Erotic Climax Read the film’s sexiest scene

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The Great Seduction Read Mrs. Robinson's erotic come-on scene

The Naked and Famous A lyric video of the passionate song “Higher”

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Her’s Techno-Sex Read a touching scene of cyber-sensuality

Sex and the Romanovs Russia’s Racy Rulers, from 1613 to 1918

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D.H. Lawrence Read by Judy Dench

David Tennant’s Hamlet The British actor reads a powerful soliloquy

Actors As Authors A video of famous film portrayals of writers

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Candy Girl Excerpts from the raunchy 1964 novel

Girl on the Escalator A video tribute to the Charles Bukowski poem

A Reading By Meryl Streep The actress narrates a passage from Heartburn

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Allen Ginsberg The lost poems

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