The Anthology of Erotic Narrative, Volume II
Illustrated by Ester Cardella | Edited by Dante Remy
What if desire could speak? It would tell stories like these.
The Anthology of Erotic Narrative, Volume II is a bold, literary celebration of desire in its most vivid and intimate forms. Curated by Dante Remy and accompanied by striking black-and-white illustrations from acclaimed Italian artist Ester Cardella, this edition unites a global range of voices in a collection that approaches sexuality not as spectacle, but as something deeply human.
These aren't just tales of sex-they are confessions, reckonings, and awakenings. From the tender to the taboo, the playful to the apocalyptic, each story explores what happens when fantasy takes form. You'll encounter scenes of consensual group surrender as acts of self-possession, sapphic wrestling that becomes a lesson in power and release, and clandestine encounters that blur the boundaries between sin and salvation.
Contributors include Ava Lee, Paul Gibbons, Tiggs, Artgasim, JK Mill, and more-ranging from established voices to anonymous and first-time authors. Each charts a unique path through the landscapes of lust, vulnerability, control, and rebirth, creating a body of work that is as diverse in tone and style as it is unified in emotional truth.
Cardella's illustrations add a visual counterpart to the text, capturing moments of power, surrender, intimacy, and transformation. Her bold lines and evocative imagery deepen the reading experience, making the book as much a gallery as it is an anthology.
Perfect for the erotic library, this volume is both a celebration of language and a showcase of provocative art-erotic narrative as it was meant to be: intimate, fearless, and unforgettable.
Black Fern, an imprint of Erosetti Press, publishes classic and contemporary erotic literature that transcends boundaries and explores the depths of human desire. From restored Victorian obscura to daring new fiction, Black Fern is where the erotic meets the literary. Learn more and look inside the book at Erosetti Press
