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In which Lovecraft opines to his young friend Frank Belknap Long about the perils of pornography and includes a ribald cautionary poem in an 18th century style to drive the point home. Yes, this episode is safe for work.
Thanks to Arkham House for their Selected Letters of H.P. Lovecraft.
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