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Known as a rentboy or Mary-Ann, Jack is an ambitious prostitute from London. Picked up for a dinner date by Mr. Cambon, Saul shares the story of his life, from his early feelings of homosexual desire to his escapades with some of London's most influential men. The Sins of the Cities of the Plain is an erotic novel by Jack Saul.

On a hot summer day in France, a young girl sees a handsome drifter by the roadside. That night, she dreams he is in her bedroom, introducing her to the ways of passion. In the morning, however, she discovers that her fantasy may have been real after all. The Prelude to Teleny is an anonymously published erotic novel from Victorian England.

Stranded in Morocco, a young British sailor finds safe harbor at a secluded shoreside harem. There, he meets nine women of different nationalities, all prepared to bring pleasure to his weary body. As the night smolders on, he forgets his troubles, certain there is no place he would rather be. A Night in a Moorish Harem is an erotic novella.

Young Alcide accidentally discovers the Countess Gamiani in bed with another woman. When he is discovered, he comes out of hiding to join them in bed, initiating a lengthy scene of debauchery. Between their lustful embraces, the women tell stories of love too sensational to be fiction. Gamiani, or Two Passionate Nights is a novel by Alfred de Musset.

Venus in Furs (1870) is a novella by Austrian writer Leopold von Sacher-Masoch. Intended as an installment in his Legacy of Cain cycle, Venus in Furs has far surpassed the author's other works in cementing his reputation. The work, which inspired Kraft-Ebing to define "masochism," is notable for its exploration of female dominance and male sexual submission. The frame narrative begins with an unnamed man who develops a strong sexual desire after having a vivid dream. Disturbed, he tells a friend about the vision, in which he spoke to the goddess Venus while she was wearing luxuriant furs. In the memoir, which appears to have written by his friend, a man named Severin von Kusiemski describes his love affair with Wanda von Dunajew. Moved by a strong desire, Severin asks to be made Dunajew's slave, and though she denies him at first, she soon grows to take advantage of her power of the man. As she grows progressively more violent in her treatment of Severin, she satisfies his desires while simultaneously learning more about her own. Severin, who describes himself as a suprasensualist travels with Dunajew to Florence, where he invents an identity as a Russian servant and acquiesces to a life of degradation and servitude. When Dunajew meets a domineering and attractive man, however, she begins to question her role as Severin's master, desiring a submissive relationship of her own. Venus in Furs is a semi-autobiographical work describing Sacher-Masoch's details through a thin veil of fictional devices, and remains influential for charting new territories in the representation of alternative sexualities. With a beautifully designed cover and professionally typeset manuscript, this edition of Leopold von Sacher-Masoch's Venus in Furs is a classic of Austrian literature reimagined for modern readers.