Introduction | Carmilla | by Joseph Le Fanu from Black Fern

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Erotica Obscura

Dante Remy | Black Fern Press

74 episodes

3 days ago

Follow us: Insta ✦ erosetti_press | X ✦ erosettipress | Erotica Obscura presents voice and literature entwine, unravelling stories of pleasure, art, and fetish. Produced by Dante Remy and Black Fern, an imprint of Erosetti Press, the podcast performs both contemporary and classic erotic literature and commentary, reviews, and reflections from the Erotica Obscura Blog. Each episode features immersive performances by the podcast team and the authors themselves. Created for the sapiosexual listener, Erotic Obscura is a haunting, literary journey into the secret life of eroticism.

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Introduction | Carmilla | by Joseph Le Fanu from Black Fern

Erotica Obscura

1 minute 33 seconds

3 months ago

Introduction | Carmilla | by Joseph Le Fanu from Black Fern

Join host Drasa V. as she performs the gothic vampire classic Carmilla—see contents below! Explore the books The Illustrated Erotic Edition and the Illustrated Pocketbook Edition of Carmilla at Erosetti Press, Amazon, and all major online bookstores worldwide! Explore the companion novel Carmilla, My Love: The Vampire Speaks by Dante Remy, available at all bookstores.

Since its publication in 1872, Carmilla has enthralled Victorian and contemporary audiences for its genre-setting eroticism and sapphic themes, influencing all later vampire tales, including Bram Stoker’s Dracula. Listen to the complete story, brought to you by Black Fern and produced by Dante Remy.