I’m looking for fiction stories set in caveman times. Not post-apocalyptic stories or nomads away from civilization stories mind you, but stories where there is no civilization yet. I’ll take “historical fiction” (if that applies here) or more fantastical settings as long as they have the right vibe.
I’ve always been somewhat fascinated by the Paleolithic. We spent most of our history living as hunter-gatherers, with modern civilization a small blip by comparison, but it doesn’t show up in storytelling that often. 
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It's pretty bad, but I can't really think of anything else.
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i havent read it, i just looked up cave man novels and its the only title i recognized
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It's basically porn for women from the days before literotica existed.
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oh, probably a shitty rec for OP then lmao
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Tbf gay caveman porn could be an untapped market. They already have dinosaur erotica
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how is only one of them gay?
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i want you to walk my plank,
@captain_bbbb!
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tfw no twink caveman books
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That one webcomic already did it.
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this is something weird I noticed. Women seem to be much more into written porn compared to men who are almost exclusively into watched porn. Rare foid W?
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I read the first one and then stopped after reading the reviews of the later books. It has its charm, like the mix between super neurodivergent anthropologic info dumps and psychedelic fantasy bullshit. The story is very repetitive though. It boils down to the Neanderthals debating: human can't be here no more -> oh wow human better than us at everything they can stay -> repeat like 4 times.
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