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After years of absence, Jennie has finally returned to the house in which she was raised. To her surprise, what she finds is not the innocent childhood home that she left, but a place replete with possibilities for pleasure. Variously coy and domineering, Jennie indulges in her most elaborate fancies....

Two Glimpses of Found Love... Lost Innocence. Adolescence--Anne Turnbull, her long-repressed desires unnaturally awakened, found ultimate satisfaction only in the frenzied initiation of young girls into a cult of perverted love. But not even her own lustful masochism could sustain her life...

Arabella is no ordinary, docile young lady of the Victorian era. Proud, strong-willed and stunningly beautiful, she sets out at the age of seventeen to experience all of life's hidden pleasures. Delighting in the elegant parties and secret rendezvous on her uncle's country estate, she chronicles a life of erotic cornucopia that is truly remarkable for its time.

Locus Elm Press is proud to present William Lazenby's continuation of his infamous and genre defining Victorian erotic periodical The Pearl. Within the pages of The Boudoir: a magazine of scandal, facetiae etc are found the classically debauched tales of 'The Three Chums', 'The Adventures...

In this relentlessly faithful reproduction of a privately published erotic classic, limited in the early 1930s to an edition of only 250 copies, self-made millionaire Joseph Calhoun, his supercharged sexuality galvanized by a photography of his cousin's young, obviously lust-hungry wife, decides to...

Locus Elm Press is proud to present William Lazenby's genre defining Victorian erotic periodical The Pearl. From the same infamous publisher that also gave us The Boudoir and The Oyster this licentious “Journal of Facetiæ and Voluptuous Reading” contains the classically...

Flagellamania! Susan is led into the finely spun web of disaster, trapped on board a ship catering to the most perverted and orgiastic pleasures and pain imaginable. She is trained to become a vessel from which others draw to gratify any and all whims; ready to do whatever she is bade. A group of adults...

From the moment the tremulous Miriam reports to the office of the school's stern Head Mistress, her life is changed. The door to the Mistress' office leads to much more than an afternoon of punishment to the crack of a birch rod. Like its contemporaries A Man With a Maid, Beatrice and My Secret Life, Miriam takes its place at the forefront of Victorian underground literature.

Locus Elm Press is proud to present William Lazenby's genre defining Victorian erotic periodical The Pearl. From the same infamous publisher that also gave us The Boudoir and The Oyster this licentious “Journal of Facetiæ and Voluptuous Reading” contains the classically...

The Wordsworth Erotica Collection includes some of the finest Victorian and Edwardian examples of the genre. About this book: The Pearl was an extraordinary subterranean magazine that had a brief life of eighteen months in the years 1879 and 1880.  It was devoted to unrestrained...

Caroline is the story of an extraordinary woman--beautiful, strong and mischievous. Putting her looks and wit to good use, the young Caroline seduces her friend Harry and his sister Adelaide. Once married to Harry, and living comfortably with him and Adelaide, Caroline enlarges and enlivens their...

Forlorn and melancholic Augustus spends his time doting after two maidens quite beneath his status; maidens with a penchant for carrying on their chores in the tightest of denims.  Meanwhile his world-wise cousin, Lady Maud, regales him in correspondence of the naughtiest nature, confiding...

The Boudoir: a magazine of scandal, facetiae etc. was an erotic magazine published in London in the 1880s by William Lazenby, a continuation of The Pearl.

A modern narrative, being the most refined description ever yet published of the sensual pleasure to be derived from the humiliation and chastisement of young ladies. Written by a gentleman expert.