Erotomania
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| - | [[Erotomania]] is an [[excessive]] [[sexual]] [[inclination]] or [[desire]].{{GFDL}} | + | [[Erotomania]] is an [[excessive]] [[sexual]] [[inclination]] or [[desire]]. |
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| + | It is also this wiki's term for collectors of erotica. According to [[Patrick J. Kearney]] in | ||
| + | ''[[A History of Erotic Literature]]'', prominent collectors of the 20th century include [[Gerard Nordmann]] of Geneva ; [[Karl Ludwig Leonhardt]] and his wife Sieglinde of Hamburg; [[Denis Crutch]] and [[Peter Mendes]]. | ||
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Erotomania is an excessive sexual inclination or desire.
It is also this wiki's term for collectors of erotica. According to Patrick J. Kearney in
A History of Erotic Literature, prominent collectors of the 20th century include Gerard Nordmann of Geneva ; Karl Ludwig Leonhardt and his wife Sieglinde of Hamburg; Denis Crutch and Peter Mendes.
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