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The first great American novel, albeit one written by a Frenchman. Chateaubriand's classic tale of Indian amours was, with Lewis' The Monk and Coleridge's opium dealer, the inspiration for all Romantic works to follow.
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Among the young "swingers" set, the latest kick is to have a sexual relationship with their parents, providing that the parents are willing to go along with such a relationship, of course. And, statistics seem to indicate that the parents unwilling to be labeled as "old hat" or "obsolete" are more than happy to indulge their offspring. Author John Morison's latest novel, "Young Swingers," pulls no punches in describing the incestual climate that surrounds our young today, and their eagerness to participate in the self-destructive act.
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Prison of Pain!
The innocent are imprisoned on Welfare Island, and are forced to kiss the whip and genitals of their male and female captors. The perverse sexual violation of the innocent, the extremely cruel torture administered by insanely sadistic captors, the amusement of those who find spanking, whipping, humiliation, sex-torture and forced sex acts amusing. This is a portrayal of prison life at its very worst--a system kept alive by the perverted gentry and public indifference.
This, the first of two volumes, is as frank and damning an indictment of law enforcement and punishment as the law itself will allow.
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"Clinton Is A Superlative Carnal Craftsman, Whose Secrets Of Seduction--Unblushingly Dramatized In This Book--Threaten All Those Women Who Still Take Pride In Their Virginity!"
--Kevin James, Recollections (London, 1891)
James is a self-confessed lecher dedicated to "patrolling the continent in search of goods, overhauling every shape and make of female flesh between Constantinople and Calcutta."
Beginning with his artful seduction of his father's 19-year-old mistress Emma--whose naked, wildly thrashing limbs set the beat of his boisterous future--Clinton here recounts a succulent succession of his choices conquests, and, leaving no finesse of his fine art to the reader's imagination--nor it's galvanizing effect upon his lady-of-the-moment--he fully describes how he came, saw and conquered. But necessarily in that order. -
The longest work in the Mullin Garr oeuvre. L.A. boxer flees the repercussions of a crime he didn't commit, seeking shelter in the arms and orifices of numerous women.
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If it could talk, Gaelan House would never condemn its inhabitants for their casual copulations, their periods of intense love making, or even their orgies reeking of hot, primitive lust, for those inhabitants were descendants of the House's builder -- a man to whom lust and sexual gratification was not only a way of life but almost a religion.
That man was RORY SEAN GAELEAN!
And if sex was a religion for Rory, he worshipped at its shrine daily. -
SUPPRESSED by the
United Nations.
SUPPRESSED by the
French.
SUPPRESSED by the
Algerians.
SUPPRESSED in Morocco.
WHISPERED about in the rest of the world.
AFRIKA: SEX, SIN AND SLAVERY -
From the hidden depths of a girl's heart; the touching story of one who learned of sex too young... and its terrible consequences too late!
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Model Amanda inherits a ranch in Colorado--
and soon, love 'em and leave 'em becomes her motto.
Just when she believes she's had enough,
things begin to get hot and tough!
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THE TRIUMPHS, TRYSTS, AND TRAGEDIES OF...
The Beautiful People, who seek the ever-elusive specter of love in the posh resorts of the world, and who only find themselves being offered on a silver platter to
The Moneyed, the Wealthy, the Tycoons, who use them to fill their bank accounts and satisfy their libidos, and who then let the Beautiful People join the ranks of
The Tarnished, the Dispossessed, the Rejected, in the eternal cycle of
The Loved And The Lonely
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This book describes some young men and their loves astride the Continent.
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They called him Crazycock. He was great on the sportsfield, but his prowess at bedroom athletics was terrific! He called the sexual shots with woman after woman, training them to deliver the highest peak of ecstatic performance in everybody's most beloved sport!
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A vicious gang operated to recruit young and helpless girls into a life of shame, degradation and perversion--in which the most bizarre acts were common and only normal sex considered weird.
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Inside a Girls' Boarding School
So much has been written of young men in boarding schools that it is high time young women were given their due. The Prefect presents us a fascinating tale of a girls' school, the author letting her imagination race in this epic of education by flagellation. -
In only the last two years in America has a marketplace developed for the interchange of ideas, experiences, and fantasies in the sexual area. Consequently, much literary material, previously hidden and or suppressed, has come to light. In particular, Victorian fiction has been uncovered that shows those people were human after all (how, we might have wondered, did they ever manage to make babies in all that stuffiness!)
A Ravished Maid, recently gotten from a private collection in London... the same collection, incidentally, which yielded "Frank" and I-is certainly one of the most graphic and fast-moving stories to appear. As usual, we know nothing of its author, but then, he was having such a good time he probably had not opportunity to worry about his reputation. -
Chicago is invaded by a universal sexual invader determined to create pain which thrills, to drive the unsuspecting into a pulsating rhythm of intimate encounter.
This is a first in lust and exquisite torment.
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Multi-part narrative about sex, drugs, crime, sex, more sex, murder, and a senator's daughter on the U.S. West Coast. Late Ophelia book dating from 1970 or so.
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Hilton Williams has been living the good life pumping out "lust pills" from his office. A one-man shop, he watched as the dough piled in, and now he's ready to hire someone else to help take over editing duties.
Even in the '60s, women were dying to get into any publishing in NY. So, there will have to be plenty of auditions.
One of the rarest Savages. -
On Her Wedding Night, the Lush, Young Bride Wore Boots!
The Bizarre Story of a Beautiful Woman Who Practices the Kind of Sex She Preaches.
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Humor is rare in erotic books, for our CULTURE seems to find it infinitely difficult to see that there can, indeed, be humor in matters sexual without descending to the level of the "dirty" joke. The Demi-Wang is an exception, and it is apparently the work of a highly-skilled author, whose sense of the ridiculous he put admirably to work here. Egbert is a rare character, one to be admired, perhaps pitied, never envied but always revered. The poor chap never had a chance at a normal life after his nurse took the bite that ruined his future - and his sex life.
The pathos inherent in his search for normalcy in his relations with women is never more apparent that when he is reduced to loving a dog in preference to a woman. It is the closest poor Egbert can come to a real love affair, and he is as heartbroken when they are forcibly separated as he would be had his paramour been a woman. Somehow the stern, forbidding father failed completely to understand poor Egbert's plight, even though he did agree to pay for the operation that would restore Egbert's confidence... as well as his ability to perform adequately in bed. The drunken doctor, whose warped sense of humor made Egbert a sexual giant and sealed his doom, must be held responsible for the outcome of Egbert's brief but tragic life. Although there is comedy inherent in Egbert's search for love and affection, there is tragedy in the end - the kind of tragedy only a true epic hero could experience. For once having screwed a lion to death, there was but one fate for him - and with the stoicism of a classical Greek, he accepted it willingly. -
Sanford Patty is a dirty old man on the make. Tearing across the Irish countryside he picks up a little here, a little there, more than you'd swear any one man could handle. But when Sanford gets the lay of the land there's no stopping him -- the dirtiest old man in the world!
IRELAND WILL NEVER BE THE SAME.
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Sadly, a bit of a let down from the later years of Olympia. This exercise in false advertising pauses the action repeatedly to give out dialogue. There are trips on the road between sessions. At one point, the car is packed. Anyway, Star newspaper's top reporter gets the story down. But his editor should have deleted any sub-pyramid bits that didn't match the title.
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Series of episodes in the life of Odin Wild. After a year locked up (shades of RP McMurphy, he finds himself running an asylum for a time there), Odin sets out, west, east, north-south, until, ala Bat Masterson, he finds himself in Manhattan, taking over an exec job, with a hooker by the name of Coffee at his side, at least when he's not entertaining the secretaries.
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Vigorous, dialogue-enhanced tale of Odin Wild, a Nordic adventurer who rides in his Ferrari with a host of babes in the passenger seat. After getting caught over the line one too many times, young Mr. Wild finds himself in jail, where he outdoes anything that Cool Hand Luke tried to pull off.