Writer Jasmine Silk imagines a young girl forced into prostitution at the real Haddock’s brothel in Covent Garden in 1745. Her downfall mirrors that of engraver William Hogarth’s fictional country girl in his 6-part ‘Harlot’s Progress. This story has adult themes.

In the 18th-century the ‘English Vice’ of flogging was considered good for the health, and establishments catered for many tastes. This story contains adult themes.

Jack Harris published yearly round-ups of Covent Garden prostitutes, their specialities and prices, for most of the second half of the 18th-Century. Sam Derrick wrote much of the prose and the place to get a copy was the Shakespeare Tavern on Covent Garden Piazza, where John Harrison, aka Jack Harris, was head waiter. Contains adult themes.