Balder Ex-Libris

Author : Anonymous
Title : The Altar of Venus The Erotic education of a Victorian Gentleman
Year : ****

Link download : The_Altar_of_Venus.zip

Introduction. Despite the fact that this story is the erotic autobiography of one of our most famous contemporaries, whose name is known to only the secretary of this society, it is replete with action and thrills. It goes far beyond the usual run of erotic literature. It is a man's frank and hon est search of his soul for the answer to that world old question: The riddle of the universe-Why and How is SEX and to what depths does it go. There is nothing to compare to it outside that field of psychosexual case books. A word here asto how this manuscript feU into our bands. 'Vithout being too explicite we can say that sometime during the past two years there passed away one of the leading members of British Society. A sportsman, aMember of the House of Lords, one of th-e pillars of our National church, he w;as never known -as a libertine. His memoirs have now shown him to be also a Prince in the peerage of Pormigraphia. In his declining years he apparently achieved sexual satisfaction thru his reminiscences. He, no doubt, little dreamed that they would some day be put before other eyes. When his estate was bejng settled his secretary bad opened the wall safe in his home and this manuscript was discovered. Fearing that the publication of such a revealing volume would blacken his late employers reputation he ordered the butler to burn it in the furnace. This latter worthy gentleman upon repaid.ng to the basement to carry out the order chanced to glanee at a couple of pages and, while astounded, realized that such a eatise could mean money to him. He secreted it and at the first opportunity came to the undersigned. After perusing page after page, since I could barely put it down, I knew that here was a real find. I am quite sure that our members will appreciate that the priee we paid for it was but small in comparison toits value. · The reader will find it scientifically accurate to the last detail. lt is most illuminating in its portrayal of the love-life of one who thought of woman as the first consideration in life. No other work, within our knowledge so faithfully expo.ses the varied erotic urges that beset mankind. ...