"Memoirs of a Russian Princess" recounts the sexually turbulent life of Princess Vavara Softa gleaned from her private diary. This wanton siren has the position, power, and the beauty to compel all those below her to submit to her every libidinous will. From groups of rough serfs to a willing Pages, maid's brothers to Princes, she will indulge in all libertine deed and device.

But when Count Tarrasoff, jealous of her dalliances with Emperor Paul, draws up designs for Vavara to be his wife, it sets in motion the events that will inevitably lead to the lustful beauty's submissive...

Charlie Powerscourt, senior at an English boarding school, of voracious sexual appetite and loose of morals, loves nothing more than a fine fumble with his fellow boarders. In a variety of combinations and permutations he and his accomplished and affluent peers will enjoy many a night in the wildest of abandons. But not before Gaston, the group's, foreign addition and knowledgeable in all libidinous things Parisian regales them in a tale or two to whip them up into a veritable frenzy; tales of group-menages, soixante-neufs, and Lesbian tribades.

This rare work of bisexual erotica brims...

Charlie Powerscourt returns Senior at an English boarding school, of voracious sexual appetite and loose of morals, he loves nothing more than a fine fumble with his fellow boarders. In a variety of combinations and permutations he and his accomplished and affluent peers will enjoy many a night in the wildest of abandons. But not before Gaston, the group's, foreign addition and knowledgeable in all libidinous things Parisian regales them in a tale or two to whip them up into a veritable frenzy; tales of group-menages, soixante-neufs, and Lesbian tribades.

And how will he spend his...

"The Memoirs of Dolly Morton" is perhaps one of the most uncompromising works published by the infamous Charles Carrington during the latter part of the 1900's.

Recounting Dolly's misadventures while intent on freeing slaves in the southern states, the work leaves nothing to the imagination. Whilst her narration of the events and chosen chapter headings show an almost fact-like detachment, Dolly describes other events in a visceral prose that exemplifies the evils man can wrought upon man. Only by enduring the hardships herself, will Dolly understand the plight that all slaves suffered....