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My Secret Life: An Erotic Diary of Victorian London
James R. Kincaid, James Jennings
: Signet. 1996.
0pp. [Victorian London]
ISBN: 0451526023

Casebook Review:

At an early age, the author of this scintillating memoir began keeping a diary of his sexual adventures. Representing more than 40 years, his erotic diary uncovers the secret side of Victorian England--the sensual experiments that made 19th-century Britain far more indulgent than history claims.