sleazy dream

One could consider 'Lolita' by Vladimir Nabokov. Although it's a controversial novel, it has elements that some might categorize as sleazy due to the nature of the relationship at its core. However, it's also a beautifully written and complex exploration of obsession and desire.

One thing that can make a horror novel sleazy is the objectification of characters, especially in a sexual or violent way. When characters are just there to be victimized in a sexual or overly violent manner without much development, it gives a sleazy feeling. Additionally, if the horror is based on really low - brow or offensive concepts, like some forms of extreme body horror that cross the line into just being disgusting rather than thought - provoking, that can make it sleazy.

In a best sleazy romance novel, the language used is important. It should be descriptive enough to convey the passion and lust between the characters. The author often uses words to create a mood that is both alluring and a bit naughty. Also, the pacing is crucial. There should be a build - up of the relationship, starting from the initial attraction to the full - blown passionate affair, not too rushed and not too slow.

Sleazy detective novels usually feature a rather gritty atmosphere. The writing style might be a bit raw, with lots of tough - talking characters. There may be a focus on the seamy side of society, such as crime rings that deal in drugs or prostitution. Also, the detective's personal life could be a mess, which adds to the overall sleazy feel.

One popular sleazy crime novel is 'The Postman Always Rings Twice'. It has a seedy atmosphere with themes of adultery and murder. The characters are morally ambiguous, which adds to the sleazy feel. Another could be 'Mildred Pierce'. It delves into a mother's complex relationship with her daughter against the backdrop of a somewhat seedy crime plot.

One example could be 'The Big Sleep' by Raymond Chandler. It has a seedy underbelly of Los Angeles with all kinds of characters involved in shady business. Another is 'Maltese Falcon' by Dashiell Hammett, which has a rather sleazy cast of characters all after the valuable falcon.

One of the well - known ones could be 'Fifty Shades of Grey'. However, it has some controversial content. Another might be 'Twilight' which has elements of romance that many find alluring. And 'Pride and Prejudice' also contains a great deal of romantic elements, though it's more of a classic romance rather than sleazy.

Perhaps 'The Canterbury Tales' by Geoffrey Chaucer. Some of the tales, like the Miller's Tale, have elements that might seem sleazy with its bawdy humor and descriptions of lust and trickery. But it's a classic that shows the different aspects of medieval society and the art of storytelling.

Sleazy crime novels often focus more on the seedy underbelly of society. They may have more explicit or immoral content. For example, regular crime novels might focus on solving a mystery in a more straightforward way, while sleazy ones could delve into the sordid details of the criminals' personal lives.

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