Dante Remy

The Romance of Lust has always been a book wrapped in mystery. We still do not know who wrote it. Its earliest readers devoured it in private, often by candlelight, their copies passed from hand to trembling hand in drawing rooms and dens of disrepute. It was distributed underground, by clandestine publishers, often to the very aristocrats who condemned it in public. The duplicity of the Victorian era—its surface piety and subterranean pleasures—is captured perfectly in this

Dante Remy | When Joseph Sheridan Le Fanu’s Carmilla  first appeared in serialized form in The Dark Blue  magazine between December 1871...

Dante Remy | Desire needs a structure. Passion needs a container. Without them, both dissipate into nothing. Every third Wednesday, a...

Dante Remy | Reina Canalla’s newest erotic comic, Mademoiselle D’Artagnan: One For All and All For Me, Book I , has burst onto the scene...

Dante Remy | The Mysteries, illustrations by Apollonia Saintclair Erotic fiction holds a unique power to take readers down new roads of...

Dante Remy | Carmilla, Restored Edition, uncensored and featuring a forward and the original and period erotic illustrations, available...

Dante Remy | Bunnies Are For Breeding explores the psychological dimensions of erotic role playing, as the narrator finds herself within...

A hidden gem of pure, unadulterated fantasy, an escape If you are willing to take journey: Coax's "Secret Domination League"

Dante Remy | Anais Nin once famously remarked, “People living deeply have no fear of death,” encapsulating a profound insight into the...