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By Nichole LeFebvre
| Friday, May 22, 2015 Off the Shelf
In a recent meeting, my boss, literary agent Molly Friedrich,
told a client she needed to write a sex scene. The novel in question buzzed
with an unrequited energy, but we wanted the romantic payoff, too.
The
author blushed and said she couldn’t, too worried she’d end up on Literary Review’s Bad
Sex in Fiction award list.
"Read some D. H. Lawrence,” I said. “Or Elena Ferrante.
Anaïs Nin.”
“You know who can write a damn good sex scene?” Molly said.
“Jane Smiley. Go read Good
Faith. Then start writing.”... READ
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