β Scribed by Rhodes, Stanislas de
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βThe Autobiography of a Fleaβ was initally published in 1887, and inspired a film directed by one of the first female pornographic directors from the 1970s. Starring the inimitable John C Holmes, it is recognised as a classic example of the x-rated genre.
Can men of the cloth ever escape temptation?
A young maiden, Bella, and her boyfriend Charlie consummate their passion under the moonlight, shrouded in petticoats. Little do they know that someone has been watching them β a priest β who blackmails Bella over the sight he has witnessed, enslaving her into a world of sexual subservience.
βThe Autobiography of a Fleaβ is narrated by the smallest voyeur of them all, who uses his size to avenge Bella's misfortune, revealing the sordid details of a priest's inner sanctum.
βThe Autobiography of a Fleaβ was first published anonymously β but was later revealed to be the London lawyer, Stanislas de Rhodes.
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