From the publisher of the "hush-hush literature of from Europe's underground" comes this barely-disguised erotic James Bond knockoff -- though perhaps fanfiction would be a truer descriptor, as no names are changed and no attitudes, either.

Late '60s sleaze erotica, described in a perfunctory and fanciful preface as a bestseller in London banned by protests by the outraged clergy, "one of the few books that have ever described Lesbian practices in such intimate detail." OCLC locates one copy (Duke).

First paperback edition of Kelley's sharp comedy of the anxieties and fantasies of '60s white America.

Smut.

Erotic sleaze offering a rundown of "the facts" on "THE MAN-HATERS".

Sleaze Alice spoof, run through a late-hippy, psychedelic aesthetic.

Above-average sleaze pulp by Donald Westlake, writing as Alan Marsh. Two 17-year-old boys take a sub-Kerouackian road trip to Mexico and enjoy various new experiences along the way.

Mid-'70s lesbian-themed sleaze erotica by the prolific Dallas Mayo.

Published as no. 47 in Olympia Press's Traveller's Companion series.

Sleaze paperback following the adventures of "The Sin Set."

Lesbian-themed erotica by Gil Fox, known for similar work under his more prolific pseudonyms Dallas Mayo and Kimberly Kemp. Venus Library V-1072-T.

"Without seeming dumb, I had to know, had to hear her confirm my meager conception of lesbianism." Midcentury sleaze pulp that has, like its hero, a fairly limited grasp of its subject matter.