Following
on the success of Mr Kane's illustrated version of Book One of
Allan Aldiss's popular classic, Barbary Slavedriver, we now
offer you the even more erotic Book Two - together with another set
of splendidly arousing drawings by Mr Kane. Even
if you know the outline plot of this story, you will find it
dramatically brought to life in many new and unexpected ways
by Mr Kane's highly erotic drawings of white women in the hands not
only of a leading slave dealer and breeder, but also in the
even crueller hands of an Emir - and of an Egyptian
plantation owner."
THE
AUTHOR
For
many years Allan Aldiss has been one the most popular and prolific
writers of erotic fiction, specialising in stories of
respectable Western women, in both past and present times, being
degradingly incarcerated in harems under the supervision of strict black
eunuchs.
We
are lucky to be now able to start offering his stories to our clients
especially as they are now being illustrated by Kane, our own equally
erotic artist. Aldiss and Kane have come together to make a uniquely
arousing combination.
Fully
illustrated with sixteen stunning drawings by Mr Kane this is one story
you simply can’t afford to miss!
THE
BOOK
Barbary
Slavedriver is a recently enlarged, unexpurgated*, and re-edited version
of the story of an English mother and daughter and young maidservant who
during the Napoleonic Wars are captured by Barbary Pirates.
It
is 1809 and the Napoleonic Wars have been raging for some fifteen
years and will continue for another six.
Rory
Fitzgerald, late of His Britannic Majesty’s Foot Guards, is now
Hussein Bey and Commander of the Turkish Janissaries in Marsa, the only
port in North Africa still under direct Turkish rule. He is enjoying the
delights of his harem and of his inshore galliot that is pulled by
captured European female galley slaves.
Meanwhile,
an old flame of Rory’s from London, the widowed Mrs Amanda Forsyth,
had been captured off Gibraltar by Barbary Corsairs, financed by Hassan,
the leading slave dealer in Tunis. She had been on her way to Sicily to
join her betrothed, Colonel Forsyth of the 38th Foot, part of the
British Army in Sicily.
Amanda
was a strikingly attractive blond woman of thirty five, tall and buxom
with a slender waist and dancing eyes.
Travelling
with her was her pretty and vivacious daughter, Diana, scarcely more
than a schoolgirl, whom Amanda was hoping to marry off soon. The family
likeness between mother and daughter was strong, though Diana’s figure
was not yet so well developed. However, Amanda had thought that with her
huge soft eyes and her long, honey coloured hair, she would soon melt
the heart of many a young British subaltern in Sicily – and indeed of
many a Sicilian aristocrat, too. But, she had been captured with her
mother.
Also
captured by the Corsairs was Amanda’s pretty, red-haired, Scottish
maidservant, Jeannie.
Although
British citizens were supposed to be exempt from being enslaved the
Barbary Corsairs, the three women were such a valuable catch that such
mere technicalities were swept aside. They were, therefore, all taken to
Hassan’s school of love and slave breeding farm in Tunis.
The
long established House of Hassan was proud of its tradition that all the
white slave-girls it sold had been at least partially circumcised to
increase their value – and, Amada, Diana and Jeannie were no
exception.
The
cruel Emir of Gondah had decided go on the Hajj in a year’s time and
had sent his chief black eunuch to Tunis to buy European slavegirls for
his harem whom he would also take with him to sell on the journey to
keep in funds. To avoid being struck down by water-borne diseases during
the crowded Hajj, he had also decided to take his own supply of milk –
milk from these white slavegirls whom he would previously have had
covered by his Black Guards.
Makumo
bought all three British women for his Master.
*
Publisher's note: The printed version had to be consensual,
greatly handicapping Allan Aldiss’s
ability to tell the story as he wished. This
version is the story as originally conceived by the author."
A
beautifully
illustrated story
you can’t afford to miss!