Charles Sackville (Pseudonym)

Mr. Howard Goes Yachting Charles Sackville (Pseudonym)

"Mr. Howard finds his pleasure in devoting his ample fortune to securing as his complete prisoners beautiful and virtuous young ladies, and then with utmost deliberation he subjects them to every form of humiliation his fecund imagination can invent or suggest."

When Mrs. Day places her two step daughters in the care of Mr. Howard in return for him paying her sizeable debts it is on the understanding that our protagonist has all freedom to punish the girls as he sees fit. Suspecting her benefactor is naturally taking liberties with the girls, and with her interest piqued as to whether they are bound and naked when he punishes them thus, Mrs. Day requests that she be allowed to be present when their nubile forms are lashed the next time they commit an indiscretion. What our wanton would-be dominatrix witnesses is a grand display of utmost licentious as whip and birch and rod are applied with the wildest of orgiastic abandons.

Embarking upon a sea voyage for his next adventure, and with his lusts unsatisfied by his two young Day step-daughters, he turns his yacht to the Mediterranean shores and a Turkish slave auction where he hopes to secure himself another subject for his singular proclivities. But will Miss Penelope Grant fair better under Mr. Howard's lash and will she succumb to her new masters libidinous will enough to take up position in his school?

Mr. Howard Goes Yachting, secured by the agents of the infamous publisher Charles Carrington while exiled in Paris and pseudonymously written in 1908 by the author of Maud Cameron and Her Guardian, The Two Lascivious Adventures of Mr Howard, Fantastic Chastisements, and in the same uncompromisingly Sadian vein as The Pleasures of Cruelty and Experimental Lecture (all also available from Locus Elm Press), is a fine example of Victorian flagellation erotica, replete with licentiously graphic prose describing all deeds and devices bound and unbound.