First edition. "Detailed case histories" of "A Homosexual, a Lesbian, a Satyr, a Nymphomaniac, a Partialist, a Bondage Devotee," and others.

Spectacular cover illustration for a sleaze pulp involving the sexual exploits of a piano player. With a plot not even the publisher dared summarize.

Late '60s sleaze erotica with lesbian BDSM themes and European pretentions: "...the sensational novel of sex in the raw in an exotically feminine environment...DeGaulle banned this novel 'in the interests of public morality'..."

Much like TEXAS CHAINSAW MASSACRE.

Uncommon sleaze issued as Evening Reader (ER) 712, following the adventures of male prostitute Chuck Barron, who is a "professional lover. And not just anyone can afford his talents."

Sleaze erotica reporting on "the intimate sexual high jinks and perverted sex escapades of secret agents"; in particular, those of one British agent, "James," who reports to "M."

Bestiality sleaze, with no copies located by OCLC.

First printing of this notorious lesbian pulp novel by a pseudonymous Marion Zimmer Bradley.

Sleaze in documentary format, exposing the lustful secret lives of the Insurance Saleswoman, the Truck Stop Saleswoman, and the Bible Saleswoman: all driven to the profession by boredom and "women's liberation."

Pseudo-psychiatric sleaze: a case study of "the part female peepers play in the modern sexual revolution now under way."

"Imagine Lady Chatterly saleswomen deploying any aberration to male buyers for orders!"

A standout among the many anxiety-driven Erotic Businesslady titles that bloomed, like a thousand flowers, in the fertile soil of the sleaze publishers of the dawning 1970s: a world where anything could be sensationalized, but especially a woman with a Job.

Erotic sleaze with preface warning that the "sex escapades" within are suitable for "the graduate student" only.

Undated reissue of Hitt's 1959 crime pulp CABIN FEVER, retitled with suggestive but sadly misleading cover copy regarding a woman of "peculiar pleasure" after "more than a man."