Pseudo-case-study of reincarnation and cosmic being: "[O]ne of the weirdest, one of the farthest out sexual histories you've ever heard of.

Late-'60s pornographic historical; a gruesomely eroticized American enslavement narrative that ends with a slaveholder getting bludgeoned with a fireplace poker by his erstwhile victim.

Pulp erotica with a toweringly bonkers prologue set amidst an ancient Aphroditic orgy of castration on an unnamed Mediterranean isle: "This happened thousands of years ago. All that is left is an Island and some ruins--And some women who still prefer making love to women."

"Historical" sleaze novel. No copies located by OCLC.

Sleaze novel telling the story of a wealthy man's harem. Issued as Greenleaf Classics' GC317.

First edition of Bannon's story of an inadvertently taboo-breaking heterosexual couple, including several characters from her earlier Beebo Brinker series.

"The strange savage world of barbaric eroticism fulfilled by incredible agony and pain."

Pulp sleaze introducing a number of "Wild, Wicked Women..

Sleaze pulp, purporting to be a psychological study of "the most mushrooming sexual aberration today," and the peculiar appeal of exhibitionism to the "depraved people" of the "Swinging Sixties." Book begins, like all good scholarship, with Webster's dictionary definition of "exhibitionist."

Explicit sleaze putting on sophisticated airs, dedicated "To all the frantic hipster moths, / Burning themselves out in the flame of experience; / Fluttering, singed, for a brief day, / Then, wings shrivelled, falling sadly to earth."

A "riotous romp with the sex that can't make up its mind"; which means, in late '60s sleaze terms, bisexuals.

A scarce, early Surrey House release.

First (and almost certainly only) printing of Fran Lebowitz's first published book, a sleaze novel to which she admitted to authorship in 2010 – a sort of JANE EYRE through porn-tinted glasses.