Other Fiction Anonymous: The Lustful Turk.V1.6 Aug 2014

[crich70]

Scenes in the Harem of an Eastern Potentate faithfully and vividly depicting in a series of letters from a young and beautiful English lady to her friend in England the full particulars of her ravishment and of her complete abandonment to all the salacious tastes of the Turks, the whole being described with that zest and simplicity which always gives guarantee of authenticity.

Actually a pre-Victorian title, dating roughly to the 1820s, but a work that, in its epistolary fashion, set the stage for the many great classics of that period whic followed. Told in a series of letters, a virgin is kidnapped by forces of an Islamic lord, introduced into sex violently, and then discovers her appetite for the flesh knows no bounds. An instant hit, and never out-of-print, if not always above-ground.

Not for the kids, but well into PD.

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[radius]

Looks like nobody will admit to reading this haha!

I was wondering what your workflow is like because from look inside, it appears that you've touched this book both with Calibre and with Sigil. Does one tool does something you like better or can't do in the other?

[crich70]

Originally Posted by radius

Looks like nobody will admit to reading this haha!

I was wondering what your workflow is like because from look inside, it appears that you've touched this book both with Calibre and with Sigil. Does one tool does something you like better or can't do in the other?

I open books in Sigil to make sure that they have a working TOC and then I use Calibre to convert the book from epub to Kindle. This one was in html format and I had to put it in epub format to begin with. Also I know that Calibre has an editing tool but I find Sigil easier to use.

[radius]

Thanks for satisfying my curiosity :P

Actually, now that I notice you use Kindles, thanks for making an epub version available too.