The Oyster: Volume 6 — 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.

In the sixth and final volume, our rakish hero Andrew Scott returns. Soon to take up the management of his families estate, he is eager to have one last great hurrah in the capitol. His father, knowing the Andrew's hurrahs involve frightfully prolonged bouts of liberal rutting, puts Andrew to work in a publishing company to sort the wheat from the chaff in the company's slush-pile. Expecting the role to be as droll as a limp wicket on at the Jim Jam club, he is more than surprised to read a particularly naughty paragraph from Modern Daughters by one Miss Abigail Wiggins. What follows is Andrew at his randiest.

Between Mr Scott's bouts and jousts with many a loose companion, to the licentious correspondence he recieves from chums and admirers, the lurid scenes related therein compliment the previous volumes of The Oyster perfectly.

Dip in, it's very hot.

Volumes I, II, III, IV and VI are also available from Locus Elm Press, perfectly presented and index hyper-linked for your viewing pleasure.