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    First erotic writer in English

    This is a debatable one. Atkins plumps for Spenser as "the first writer in English to be consciously erotic." The "Faerie Queen" is represented as a "mine of sensuality." A "Spectator" article is cited to indicate the sexual significance of the Spenser imagery -"You do not need any psychoanalytic training to see here a rather grisly amalgam of the male and female sexual organs," after quoting the description of the lustful monster in Book IV, Canto VII. Now it's Atkins again - Spenser reckoned to be preaching chastity and religion, but he "allowed his imagination to luxuriate in obscenities which would have impressed both Shakespeare and Donne."


    From The Illustrated Book of Sexual Records.
    © 1974, 1982, 1997-2001 G.L. Simons

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