The Medellin Book and Culture Festival is already underway, with a very extensive calendar of activities for all audiences. As soon as it started last Friday, a very special conversation took place for lovers of erotic literature. The same, called ‘wet words‘ was organized by the Publisher 531 and presented a very attractive list that featured guests of the caliber of Nacho Vidal, Cristian Cipriani, Rafael Duque and Michelle Rincón. All of them, with experience in the adult film industry and in relation to sexuality.
Infobae Colombia recommends three books that explore eroticism and sex from the novel, poetry and anthology while placing the reader in very favorable terrain for introspection and self-knowledge.
Saturno Airlines – Cristian Cipriani
The renowned producer and pioneer director in the pornographic film industry in Colombia presents in Medellín an anthology of stories where the author presents himself openly, disfragmented and with a heartbreaking, captivating sincerity, full of questions and dilemmas for the unsuspecting reader. only around sex, but also spirituality and romance seen through one’s own experience. Through six stories (or ‘journeys’) Cipriani reveals ups and downs in his personal and professional life in an interactive experience that is replicated audiovisually on his website (saturnairlines.co) through explicit scenes and life stories told by Cipriani himself.
From the other side – Rafael Duque
Sexologist and gynecologist with experience in print media, Rafael Duque tests with this erotic novel a personal look where he adds elements of science fiction and romanticism in a story that takes place in a health institution where life and death are part of their daily life. It is a story where its two main characters face ethical dilemmas, insecurities, intrigues and envy that are further enhanced when love, passion and lust make an appearance and put the principles and morals of all residents to the test. .
Stay – Michelle Rincon
Published in 2019, the poet Michelle Rincón will present a collection of 25 poems at the Book Festival that have the peculiarity of being printed on postcards and are accompanied by erotic images of the author. Through them changing needs are expressed, which are a true reflection of the human condition. For Rincón, the need to be accompanied is as important as being alone, and even she manages to find the charming side of being heartbroken. Her ability to reach the mind and heart of the reader makes it a highly recommended reading to enter the arena of erotic reading, but also to enter an inner journey towards self-knowledge.
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