Sex in the Air

Step aboard a collection where desire takes flight — a sensual fusion of storytelling and art. Emily White’s Sex in the Air gathers modern, emotionally charged tales of intimacy and longing, each rendered in evocative manga-style illustrations. Every story captures a different shade of connection — the quiet thrill of a glance, the pulse of anticipation, the art of surrender. This is eroticism at its most elegant: visual, poetic, and alive with feeling. The title story, “Sex in the Air,” unfolds above the clouds — a long-haul flight where two lovers find themselves adrift between time zones, suspended in dim cabin light. What begins as an ordinary journey becomes a secret ritual of touch and breath, witnessed only by the night sky and one pair of curious eyes. The tray is cleared, the lights dim. A hush falls over the cabin — soft blue, endless sky. She leans closer, her hair brushing his shoulder, a smile hidden beneath the blanket. Outside, stars drift by like confessions unspoken. Beyond the hum of engines and whispered gasps, pleasure becomes weightless — and the boundary between dream and desire dissolves into air.