Birch in the Boudoir

"An exchange of intimate letters between a young lady and a gentleman, recording their true amatory and disciplinary experiences of an Arabian harem and an English girls' reformatory establishment."

These letters contain the exploits of rakish bachelor Charles who, in incredibly good fortune, finds himself assigned to a reformatory establishment for wayward young females. As well as the deliciously mischievous Lizzie, daughter of a diplomat to an Arabian territory, who educates herself in all the pleasures and punishments of the royal harem.

Together our two libidinous protagonists regale each other with sordid tales of frolic and orgy, all the while teasing and tantalizing the other to the summits of sexual pleasure; Charles caning his delinquents without self-reproach before plying them with all the lustful education his years and predilections demand, and Lizzie witnessing the liberal spanking of unruly odalisques naughty enough to engage in tribadism and fornication without permission.

This exquisitely uncompromising example of erotica, anonymously written in 1905, exudes all the mystery of forbidden desires of lands afar, juxtaposed perfectly with the raw disciplinary practices of Edwardian England.

"Birch in the Boudoir," containing graphic descriptions of a physical nature, will be sure to shock and titillate readers over 100 years after its original publication.