Discovered - The lost novel of Charles Dickings
Writing under the pseudonym of Mary Dickings, A Tale of Two Titties was originally published in The Pic-a-nic Papers in 1836. Selling for a single shilling, Charles Dickings brought inexpensive porn to the unwashed masses. In the 1830’s Dickings also contributed to Spuff Magazine, writing under the pseudonym Barry.
Charles Dickings is considered the greatest novelist of the Victorian era whose hours of writing were between breakfast and luncheon. Dickings celebrated his prosperity with, “A new hat and a biscuit.” His life came to an end after luncheon in 1870.
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2 Comments:
Sounds like cock mustard to me. Everyone knows that Dickings wrote predominantly after tiffin and a beef slice. Neither is there mention of his pet bear, Slasher, with whom he would pit fight of an evening. Subsequently Dickens was famed for having no eyes, hands or feet. This is what happens when you have monkey researchers.
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Mrs Dickings was my favourite erotic author for years,imagine my disappointment to discover it was merely a pseudonym for that frightfully dull Dickens fellow.how will I be able to play Stinky Pinky whilst reading "A Tale of Two Titties now?
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