Matron Malice Do'Urden of House Daermon N'a'shezbaernon, formerly 8th House of Menzoberranzan.

A decidedly cruel, sensual and seductive drow woman who knew exactly how to use the talents she harbored.

Males? Jarlaxle, by leaps and bounds.

~ Kole

I agree with Howard Roark and Atticus Finch.... But there are also..... Francisco D'Anconia, Mr. Darcy, Edmund Dantes, Aragorn and Ged (Sparrowhawk). I think Judas also fits into this category. Dark and brooding is good... but they must look good in high boots and a long cloak (cape or coat).

The only fictional character I ever had a crush on was Aragorn, but I was only 14 at the time. As an adult I never have crushes on fictional characters, but then I also read mostly non-fiction these days.

Oh, and someone explain the sexiness of Mr. Roark. I understood it on a primal level (being a fellow Alpha), but I want to read the explanation by some living women.

Oh yeah.

~ Kole

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I soooo had a crush on Vanyel Ashkevron.
Eh, I like the pretty boys.
Unfortunately so do most of the pretty boys.

If you don't know where this character is from I'm not going to help you unearth my shame.

Wonder Woman has it by far. I always wanted her to tie me up with her golden lassoo and make me tell her the truth!!

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Stella Maris from Illuminatus!

Amanda from Another Roadside Attraction

And that's all I can think of right now.

Heathcliff from Wuthering Heights. Although, if he were someone I had to deal with in real life, I'd probably find him too brooding for my taste. That gets very old, very fast with me. But the intensity of his love for Cathy was something that gets to me.

That and the fact that Sir Laurence Olivier played him in the 1939 movie!! *sigh*

the sexiest fictional character of all time is the character phedre no delaunay from the book kushiel's dart by jacqueline carey. or even her consort joscelin. by far

I'd have to say the sexiest literature character of all time is Lestat from Anne Rice's Vampire Chronicles. Don't think of the tom cruise movie version but the one Anne Rice lays down for you in her pages. He's to die for.

Second place would have to go to Aragorn/Strider. I seem to have a thing for dark, potentially dangerous half humans.

I get what you're saying about wanting to be some characters rather than finding them sexy in the sense you want to have sex with them - with me it's Ned Kelly as portrayed in The True History of the Kelly Gang by Peter Carey.

Although this protagonist is somewhat flawed I just loved the whole exuberence of him as an outlaw prince.

This will sound ridiculous, however growing up I used to collect "G.I. Joe" action figures, and I always thought the Baroness was amazingly hot.

To take it a step further, she was perfectly matched with Destro, WHO (BTW ) was an avid though secretive high priest C'thulu worshiper.

Years later...I still secretly wish I were Destro, although if I had to pick I might rather be Prince Rákóczi III of Transylvania, the infamous Comte de St. Germain.

Nina Haugen is pretty hot...well she was when she was younger, now she is just weird...but thats fine, also she isn't fictional.

I will try to think of more...thats a fun question

Heinlein's Friday.

Come to think of it, many of his female characters...

Gregory Goldmakher

Lord Valentine was awesome. I so wanted to be him.
HE was certainly sexy.

On the other end of the spectrum, I also thought HORSELOVER FAT
(philip k. dick)
was pretty damn sexy but of course that's cause I have a thing
for clever minds and that one spun out to the fartherst reaches imaginable.

Lastly the sexiest most desirable woman for me in all of literature has to be
PROMETHEA? I'll submit a picture of her to the group page. Wow.

revRob

i'm sure some will want to debate it being 'literature' as opposed to simple 'fiction' but i am completely head over heels for edward cullen of twilight and yes i am well over the age of sixteen. the author never wrote the book for young adults but publishers have marketed it that way so a lot of adults are missing out

I had quite a crush on the Scarlet Witch (from Marvel's The Avengers) as a kid. Also Star from Heinlein's Glory Road (who, as has been observed, is someone interchangable with several other of his heroines). Later Hildy (both genders!) from Varley's Steel Beach.

I love the dark, brooding, Byronic type...! Heathcliff of Wuthering Heights comes to mind.

I can't think of any, I think I need to come up with the sexiest fictional character ever. I'm working on it...yesss...all is going according to plan...

Legolas Greenleaf.... The Lord of the RINGS

For a male, Athos of "The Three Musketeers" comes to mind

For a female, I say: Dorotea Senjak from Glen Cook's "Black Company" series...

Definitely Aragorn. Mr. Darcy and Mr. Knightly would do in a pinch. Tom Cruise ruined Lestat for me, though Brad Pitt did wonders for Louis. Phaedra and Jocelyn were both good, but I too wanted to smack Jocelyn.

However, my vote goes to Duncan Idaho from Frank Herbert's Dune series.

betty boop.

(my) antonia. cathers women are so earthy, so sensually written. and i third or fourth howard roark. also a very earthy, rugged, deific/creative quality. the violence, the passion. weird that im attracted to just the opposite in living people- probably because i am too much like this myself. ah, the theatre of life!

My fictional fantasy man has always been Rhett Butler, the man who saw in the belle of the ball the coldly calculating, strong willed free spirit she really was and loved her *for* it, not in spite of it.

"With these male characters, my attraction is not so much wanting to be "with" them as wanting to "be" them, in all their brilliance and sexual glory." I tend to select mates this way, LOL...

Mercutio

Strangely enough; Jill (Death's granddaughter) from the Discworld books.

raven from snow crash . . . . mmmmm hmmmm

Sexiest: sensuality and fertility? Anna Brangwen, in D. H . Larwrence`s "The Rainbow".

aliena from pillars of the earth

apollonia - the godfather

The chick from Neuromancer with the jacked up skeleton. Didn't she have blades in her hands too?