Sexual fantasies or Erotica - - - Ladies, who wrote this?

[ML]

During a rest break is our recent sex episode, I was telling Ochka how I appreciated that she fulfilled some of my sex fantasies.

I said, "so what is your sexual fantasies that we haven't done?"

She pondered for quite a while (40 seconds or so) and then said.

I can't really think of any actual fantasies, but there was once this part of a book that I read that was very sexually stimulating.

She said when she was in her early 20s, she was riding the metro and noticed that someone had left some sheets of paper on the bench seat.  The sheets seemed to have been copied from a book or magazine or some such.  She started reading.

"A man went to a banya.  Working at the banya were two women; one middle aged and one young woman or late teenage girl.

The older woman was washing and massaging the man while the young girl was tending the fire or water or some such, and watching the other two.

The massaging led to an erection, the first the young woman had ever seen.  Then the man and older woman performed intercourse and the girl saw this for the first time also.

The young woman got very excited and decided she wanted to participate, so she went to the man and repeated the actions she  had seen the older woman perform."

Now remember, the above is what I have typed from what I remember Ochka telling, and her telling me was based on what she remembered reading 20 or so years ago.

Anyway, Ochka said that she got very sexually aroused reading just a few pages.  Then she was at her stop, and she didn't think she  should take the pages with her, so she left them on the seat.

Several times after that, she tried to find out what book the pages had come from, but was not successful.

Ladies, help me out here please.

Does the above short snippet ring a bell with anyone?

Thanks

[viking]

ML

If you ever find out, let the rest of us know. The book may come in handy. 

[Ranetka]

Tolstoy allegedly

[PaulK]

Tolstoy allegedly

Must have been in the book Anna Karenina because I don't remember anything like that in War and Peace.

[Faux Pas]

Sounds like somebody left a Penthouse forum on the metro

[Muzh]

Sounds like somebody left a Penthouse forum on the metro

 
LMFAO
 
You beat me to it. 

[Muzh]

FP, talking about the Penthouse Forum. I remember many moons ago reading a letter by some dude who was describing his sexual experience in the parking lot of this supermarket in PR as he and his wife were putting the groceries in their car.
 
Problem is, he described the location vividly except there was no supermarket but a public beach parking lot.
 
A voyager maybe?
 
Regardless, very well written if you know what I mean. Many copycats followed.

[Ranetka]

I repeat the writer was tolstoy. No leo, alexey tolstoy.

[GQBlues]

There actually was a movie made of this plot not too long ago...for the life of me I can't remember the title. 

It was a take-off from a 'love story' that went viral and circulated unto everyone's emails back when the internet was at it's infancy. It was a story about a serviceman returning home and finding a diary, etc...

[PaulK]

I repeat the writer was tolstoy. No leo, alexey tolstoy.

Well Leo did have 12 children, no? I just assumed...

[Faux Pas]

FP, talking about the Penthouse Forum. I remember many moons ago reading a letter by some dude who was describing his sexual experience in the parking lot of this supermarket in PR as he and his wife were putting the groceries in their car.
 
Problem is, he described the location vividly except there was no supermarket but a public beach parking lot.
 
A voyager maybe?
 
Regardless, very well written if you know what I mean. Many copycats followed.

LOL......Do they still print that thing? You know they printed some in the mag and then they had a forum mag they printed every few months. I remember it use to get passed around and wore out in college

[BC]

http://www.amazon.com/Russkaya-eroticheskaya-Tolstoy-Nikolaevich-Alekseevich/dp/5986280393

[ML]

Update:

I contend she didn't tell me, Ochka contends I wasn't listening!!

Anyway, turns out she did see the Author's name on the bit of erotica.  It was Leskov . . . presumably Nikolai

But what she did not know and could not find . . . the name of his book, or other printed form, that the snippet came from.

http://www.nytimes.com/1987/07/07/books/books-of-the-times-097487.html


Apparently some of his best  known works are:

"Lady Macbeth of the Mtsensk District"
''The Left-Handed Craftsman''
''The Sentry''
''The White Eagle"
''The Enchanted Wanderer"
"Deathless Golovan"



Sure, I know there are zillions of erotic stories to be found everywhere . . .

but this one stuck in Ochka's mind, so that's why I would like to find it.

No luck so far.