Letters from Laura and Eveline: An Appendix to The Sins of the Cities of the Plain

Henry Ashbee, a prominent Victorian collector of erotic literature, highlighted "Letters from Laura and Eveline" in his 1885 Bibliography of Prohibited Books. This work is noted for its exploration of intimate themes and relationships, reflecting the era's complex views on sexuality. Ashbee's description emphasizes the book's controversial nature and its significance within the context of erotic literature, marking it as a notable example of the period's literary challenges and societal taboos.