/lit/ - Literature

>>4873473
Considering it's not illegal to write stories about the topic, I'm sure you could find above-ground smut sites that have stories on the topic. Or if you're looking for some sort of high-brow literature, then it's hard to say, because "pedophilia" is more of a new crime than an old one. The moral concepts behind it are newish

Satyricon

>>4873473
Catcher in the Rye

>>4873473
Half the stories in the Arabian Nights involve "young" people.

Tampa

>>4873620
Don't talk about my city that I hate so much.

>>4873664
There's southerners on /lit/? Here I thought I might be the only one.

>>4873620
This looks awful

The theme turns up in other Nabokov books too: The Enchanter (basically an early version of the first section of Lolita), Ada, Transparent Things, Look at the Harlequins and The Original of Laura. Laughter in the Dark also has a teenage girl as the main female character, though IIRC she was of age.

>>4873664
Upset?

>>4873620

was this any good?
has awesome cover with a pink shirt-buttonhole as pussy

>>4873473
Disgusting.
Just when I think you people can't surprise me anymore you do it yet again.

And you wonder why I call you people savages...

Die, scum

Pynchon has pedo passages in most of his books but it's never a main theme.

>>4874106
Invitation to a Beheading has a precocious loli, and Pale Fire has pederasty.

there's not a whole lot of material with the subject matter so i encourage you to start your own novel on it. if you ever publish it just use a pen name to save yourself from any harm that crazies could ensue.

>>4874176
no one really wonders about that ;)

>>4874176
>>4874180
Go be a bigot somewhere else.

Jensen's "Aztec" has a lot of child shit in it

>no qt loli gf

>>4874827
Don't worry anon,someday paedophilia will be just as accepted as homosexuality.

>>4873473
naked lunch