TRICKS OF THE TRADE
(1970)
First edition of these fictitious first-person confessions, by a pseudonymous Lawrence Block.
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DIFFERENT STROKES
(1974)
First edition of this fictitious production diary of a '70s adult film by a Lawrence Block pseudonym, born when the author, freshly dropped by his agent, looked to new horizons and personas for the good of his productive paperback career.
THE SEX THERAPISTS
(1972)
First edition of this sleaze pulp by a Lawrence Block pseudonym, born when the author, freshly dropped by his agent, looked to new horizons and personas for the good of his productive paperback career.
I SELL LOVE
(1960)
First edition of this classic sleaze pulp, a gritty fictional autobiography in the Moll Flanders mode by a pseudonymous Lawrence Block, classed up with a serious-minded afterword by a real psychiatrist.
YOUR HUSBAND, MY WIFE
(1973)
Second printing of this vintage sleaze paperback, first published in 1968 and re-issued in 1973 for the curious eyes of a new decade's bridge-playing suburban sex maniacs.
STRANGE EMBRACE
(1962)
First edition of this early Lawrence Block crime novel, a theatrical mystery with a lesbian subplot, originally begun as a TV tie-in but re-written as a stand-alone book after the show's unfortunate cancellation.
STRANGE ARE THE WAYS OF LOVE
(1959)
First printing of Lawrence Block's first published novel, the derivative but accomplished product of the 19-year-old author's studious reading of "every other lesbian novel I could lay my hands on."
DEADLY HONEYMOON
(1967)
First edition of Block's first hardcover publication, a revenge thriller he wrote because he couldn't shake the plot idea suggested by another writer.
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