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** ''[[The Wulf Archives (Literature)|The Wulf Archives]]'' were specifically created with this trope in mind. The writer, Anthony Pryor, was repelled at how badly written most of the content in alt.sex.stories and wanted to show you can have sexually explicit stories that are well written. For instance, in the first posted story, "Heart of the Lion," the first major section is a wild [[Sword and Sorcery]] version of the famous Battle of Isandlwana where that version of the British fight their version of the Zulu nation with ''roughly equal'' firepower and the Zulu have calvary as well.

** ''[[The Black Pearl of Pharazion]]'' is a functional [[Swords and Sorcery]] adventure novel with the sex at the centre of the plot.

** ''Summer Camp'' by Nick Scipio takes the classic [[Coming of Age Story]], drops it into a nudist camp, throws in a lot of sex, [[Polyamory|swinging]] and a deconstructed [[Tenchi Solution]], and goes to town. It eventually hit full-on [[Cerebus Syndrome]], aided by a [[Framing Device]] in which the narrator hears from his wife that a woman of his acquaintence has just died, with the story being a ([[~~Door Stopper~~|120-chapter]]) flashback to his adventures with this [[Posthumous Character]]. We also don't know who the wife is, as if ''[[How I Met Your Mother]]'' were an X-rated drama instead of a sitcom. (It has also hit full-on [[Schedule Slip]], having recently gone 364 days without an update, but at least that gives you plenty of time for an [[Archive Binge]].)

** ''Summer Camp'' by Nick Scipio takes the classic [[Coming of Age Story]], drops it into a nudist camp, throws in a lot of sex, [[Polyamory|swinging]] and a deconstructed [[Tenchi Solution]], and goes to town. It eventually hit full-on [[Cerebus Syndrome]], aided by a [[Framing Device]] in which the narrator hears from his wife that a woman of his acquaintence has just died, with the story being a ([[Doorstopper|120-chapter]]) flashback to his adventures with this [[Posthumous Character]]. We also don't know who the wife is, as if ''[[How I Met Your Mother]]'' were an X-rated drama instead of a sitcom. (It has also hit full-on [[Schedule Slip]], having recently gone 364 days without an update, but at least that gives you plenty of time for an [[Archive Binge]].)

** ''Melissa 2.0'', catering to the [[Breast Expansion]] contingent, about a normal-looking MIT student who develops some body-modding technology. She has a lot of fun, but it takes a turn for the worse when the government finds out. ''Much'' worse.

** ''Two Dashes of Mid-Summer'' manages to have considerable plot in relation to it's sex. Somehow, this makes it an even better read.