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>>miohta+(OP)
As a comparison, currently illegal in Canada:

> The current law criminalizes possession of purely fictional material and has been applied in the absence of any images of real children, including to possession of fictional stories with no pictures at all, or vice versa, cartoon pictures without any stories.[4]

* https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Child_pornography_laws_in_Cana...

>>throw0+E7
> It also includes the written depictions of persons or characters (fictional or non-fictional) under the age of 18 engaging in sexual activity.[2] Courts in Canada can also issue orders for the deletion of material from the internet from any computer system within the court's jurisdiction.[3]

That's too much in my opinion. What if there is a novel about teens experiencing it for the first time at 16, or 17? Or if there is a novel a rapist?