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<p>Long sought by generations of scholars and lovers of erotica; the diary of <strong>America’s first hotwife</strong>, Elizabeth Conway, was recently discovered in a box of books which had been donated to a used book sale. </p>
<p>Bound in leather, the journal was in surprisingly good shape for being over 200 years old. On its linen pages, Elizabeth chronicled her and husband Roy’s journey from Philadelphia to the upper Adirondacks. More importantly, later entries describe in <strong>shockingly vivid and</strong><strong>‌ explicit detail</strong> her sexual encounters with dozens of men who were not her husband. </p>
<p>Elizabeth has long been revered by locals, many who still follow her example. So it only seemed fitting that the founding mother’s diary be placed on display at New York’s Conway County Public Library.</p>
<p>But as Head Librarian and a hotwife myself, I believe her story deserves to be shared with the masses. That is why when I was approached to produce an abridged version of the diary, I happily agreed.</p>
<p>Elizabeth’s diary contained nearly two hundred pages. In creating this 8600 word abridged version, I did my best to select passages which both capture the flavor of the times and the <strong>eroticism of Elizabeth’s journey of sexual discovery.</strong></p>