All Comments on 'Erika's Arctic Nudist Camp'

earned a rare five stars from me. Despite an ending which did not do justice to the rest of the fine story.

...with a slightly lame ending.

(And might I have read this - or something very similar - a few years back?)

Imaginative and well executed. I do not agree with others about the ending. It is a classic short story ending. Abrupt and with a little twist.

Held my attention and the added suspense was great.

Not a story you would expect from Literotica.

Strange tale, but we'll told. I did read all the way to the end and then wanted to turn to the next page...

This is one of those times when I wish Literotica allowed more than one story genre to be listed. Is incest the appropriate category? Non-human? Erotic Horror? This story easily fits all three, although given the main storyline of the ice sprite, I think the latter two would have been the most appropriate. Although, Lit being Lit, I know someone would have bitched if they came across incest without being warned ahead of time.

It's hard to categorize this story, and that's a strength. It's hot, yes (well, I could have skipped the watersports, however), but also with enough twists that I found myself stopping every once in a while to refocus. It ended when it should have ended, but I would have welcomed an extension to tell us what happened if Erika decided to pursue her business venture.

Thanks for sharing it.

~ JBB

While interesting in some ways, the story was basically pointless. All his sex was to no purpose, because it led to no enduring bonding. Astrid was the only one with purpose.

The author alluded to the ice princess's existense, but did not explain how she fit into any world.

Bizarre is not enough for a story.

"Erika's Arctic Nudist Camp:" - The story does have flavors of realism. The location, locale, towns and Island;s name, etc are real-world Norwegian entities. The stories main theme, Ice Sprite Astrild, etc., is fairy-tale genre, mixed with a few theme doses of incest realty. The incest adds splices of realism with the inclusion of induced incest drunkenness and intoxicated debauchery. As others have alluded, the story is hard to genre categorize as there are several main topics. The story is well written; much thought and much research of the fairy-tale subject matter are very evident