ABSTRACT
All thes e 'peculiarities ' ar e characteristi c o f publication s i n th e Camero n printing 'group' . A short title listing of the publications in this group follows:
1873-76 Th e Romance of Lust (b y W.S . Potte r an d others ) 1878 Experimental Lecture (b y Colone l Studhol m Hodgso n an d others ) 1879 Harlequin, Prince Cherrytop (b y Sala , Pike , Swinburn e an d others ) 1879 Th e Convent School (writte n b y Cameron ) 1879-83 Th e Pearl, with it s 'Christmas Annuals' and successors Th e Cremorne, 1882
and Th e Boudoir 1883-84 (Miss Coote's Confessions, probabl y much more o f The Pearl, an d man y o f th e tale s i n th e late r Annual s and periodical s probably writte n b y Cameron )
1879-80 Reprin t o f Vol. I o f Curiosities of Flagellation, addin g Vol . 2 1880 Essay o n Woman (se e above) 1880 Th e Power of Mesmerism (anothe r round-robi n production ; complete d b y
Cameron?) 1880 Th e Story of a Dildoe 1880 Elements of Tuition (reprint ) 1881 Th e Ma n o f Pleasure a t Pari s (reprint ) 1881 Adventures o f a Rake (reprint) 1881 Th e Birchen Bouquet (reprint) 1881 Th e Loves o f Venus (b y Cameron? ) 1881 Sins o f the Cities of the Plain (by Simeo n Solomo n an d Reddie? ) 1881 Amatory Experiences o f a Surgeon (b y Campbel l Reddie ) 1882 Kate Handcock 1882 Th e Mysteries o f Verbena House (b y G.A . Sal a an d Reddie ) 1883 Letters from Laura and Eveline (b y Cameron ) 1883 Quintessence o f Birch Discipline (b y Cameron ) 1883 Memoirs o f a Woman o f Pleasure (reprint ) 1883-84 Th e Pretty Women o f Paris (For further details on these , se e Chapter 8 A which draw s largely from Ashbee I and III ; also Notes to late r reprints , below. )
Sometime i n 1884 , Camero n seem s t o hav e starte d a publishing collabora - tion with th e bookseller Edwar d Aver y (see Notes on Avery, below) wh o had probably been selling Cameron materia l from his 18 Carlisle St. premises since 1880. Avery , wit h hi s bookshop outle t and contacts in the bookselling worl d of London, seem s t o hav e handled th e distributing , retailin g and advertising (Catalogues 1885, c.1886 and 1889, which contain many Cameron items , were probably issued by Avery). The items produced by this collaboration (i.e. afte r
(1) 2 Carleton Villas, The Grove , Lambeth . This was buil t in 1882-83. From 188384 to 1886 Thomas JUDD wa s registered as a voter living there. On 1 8 February 1887, the road was renamed 'The Grove' and 2 Carleton Villas re-numbered 70, The Grove (no w Vauxhal l Grove; No . 7 0 still stands). From 1887 , the occupier was a Mr. Maddick (ther e was a printer operating from 1 Crane Court , Flee t St. called Edward Maddick — a possibl e colleague of Lazenby/Cameron/Judd?) . S o 'Thomas Judd' ha d gone by 1887 .
