First Bard edition of Kotzwinkle's early erotic novel, a set of linked contemporary tales presented as "the rare and obscene love tales told each year by the most beautiful women" of classical Greece and originally published in 1974.

First edition of this classic midcentury coming-of-age novel, packaged as a beatnik lesbian exploitation extravaganza but written with more than the usual allowance of wit and sensitivity.

First edition of this lesbian-themed exploitation pulp by a pseudonymous Gordon B. Strunk, also the prolific author of men's-magazine erotica from the '50s through the '70s under the name Scott Rainey.

First edition of this pulp cri de coeur from a drug-addled teen lost in a "fuzzy twilight" of heroin, jazz records, and post-war atomic dread.

Scarce wide-eyed pulp exposé of the lesbian bars, codes, conventions, and secret underground cabals of mid-'60s America.

Presumed first edition of this photo-illustrated erotic pulp thriller, full of sex, violence, Cold War sleaze, and poisoned brandy.

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

Inscribed first edition of this Blaxploitation pulp detective story "in the tradition of Perry Mason and Mike Hammer. But Leonard Robinson is Black, skilled in karate, and has a discipline and force all his own!"