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Since the creation of paper, erotic images have been produced alongside the works of mainstream literature, often crafted by the same hands that later went on to achieve literary greatness. Among those heralded on this list, John Cleland, Henry Miller, Anais Nin, John Glassco, and a long list of writers that dabbled in porn in order to pay the bills.

Tom Gruber has published a book that examines the age-old debate as to whether there is sex in heaven.

Fans of the classic writer, Franz Kafka, may have to reshape their saintly image of the man after a newly discovered trove of porn emerged when pornographic material was found concealed in his journals housed in the British Library in London.

Author Oscar Naval has released a book dubbed "Full Body Orgasm - Your Energy To Love, Health, Wealth, And Happiness" and has encouraged Olympic athletes to use his insights to achieve success in Beijing this summer.

Anyone interested in taking up the profession of prostitution and organized enough to educate themselves on what it takes to hang in 'the oldest profession in the world' should check out 'Prostitution strategy – selling tips for girls in the red light scene'.

Dustin Diamond, the actor who played the nerdy Screech character on the popular 'Saved by the Bell' sitcom, has announced plans to release a tell-all expose on the sex and drug life on-set.

I'm not sure if you have to be a chick to agree with this list, but I found it interesting to note that Wuthering Heights by Emily Bronte made this list of seriously sexy books. I had to read that book in high school, and don't remember anything sexy about it at all, though if it sent orgasmic chills through the body of this reviewer, I'd say it might be worth another read.

In reviewing a new book on transsexual experiences by M. Christian titled "Transgender Erotica: Trans Figures", this columnist reflects on his own transgender experience and wonders if there is anything wrong with fetishizing transsexuals.

For over two years, David Marriot, a British expat living in Shanghai, kept the International web community entertained with a graphic blog of his sexual exploits in Shanghai. Though the web world was unable to discover his true identity, he has now decided to publish his work in a book that should garner even more of a backlash from the Chinese than his previous publications.

After picking up some books from a lady's house, blogger and book trader, Perry Falwell was in it for a good surprise when a collection of stashed porn was found inside the hollowed books he had just picked up.