The Oyster: Volume 2 — Anonymous

Locus Elm Press is proud to present William Lazenby's licentious continuation of his infamous Victorian erotic periodical The Pearl. Within the pages of his six volume magazine The Oyster are found tales of utmost debauchery, with no deed or device left to the imagine, all told in sumptuously graphic detail. From lesbian tribadism to bi-sexual couples, gamahuching, rutting, and a spot of voyeurism tossed in for good measure.

Volume II continues A Fond Recollection Of Youthful Days from Volume I in which our pseudonymous writer and narrator Andrew Scott concludes his days at Nottsgrove Academy for Young Gentlemen. With his current randy squeeze Miss Lucy, together they bend all they encounter to their libidinous will, from lustful Vicars to naive shop-girls, learned doctors to lascivious lords. No aperture is left unexplored, no passions left unfulfilled. All come together in wonderfully glorious sexual abandon in an orgiastic display of Bacchanalian proportions.

Volumes I, III, IV, V and VI are also available from Locus Elm Press.

Locus Elm Press is proud to present William Lazenby's licentious continuation of his infamous Victorian erotic periodical The Pearl. Within the pages of his six volume magazine The Oyster are found tales of utmost debauchery, with no deed or device left to the imagine, all told in sumptuously graphic detail. From lesbian tribadism to bi-sexual couples, gamahuching, rutting, and a spot of voyeurism tossed in for good measure.

Volume II continues A Fond Recollection Of Youthful Days from Volume I in which our pseudonymous writer and narrator Andrew Scott concludes his days at Nottsgrove Academy for Young Gentlemen. With his current randy squeeze Miss Lucy, together they bend all they encounter to their libidinous will, from lustful Vicars to naive shop-girls, learned doctors to lascivious lords. No aperture is left unexplored, no passions left unfulfilled. All come together in wonderfully glorious sexual abandon in an orgiastic display of Bacchanalian proportions.

Volumes I, III, IV, V and VI are also available from Locus Elm Press.