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[LGBT Pulp] Highsmith, Patricia writing under the pen name "Claire Morgan." The Price of Salt. New York: Bantam Books, 1953. First pulp printing. 250 pages, 4.5" x 7." Illustrated front wrapper by cover artist Barye Phillips depicts a pensive woman reclining on a settee, while another woman touches her shoulder.....
Old Sleuth. The Female Detective; or, A Detective's Daughter an Extraordinary Narrative. New York: J. S. Ogilivie Publishing Company, 1898. 1st edition. 7"x4.5" inches. 81 pages, with 6 pages advertisements. Front cover includes illustration in French Art Nouveau style of a woman with flowers. Very rare copy of one of.....
[LGBT] Kornbluth, Cyril M under the pseudonym Jordan Park. Half. 1953, New York City. Lion Books. 160 pages, 6.5" x 4.5." First edition. Pulp novel about an intersex, non-binary character. Subtitle reads: "What was his body's dark secret that made him neither man nor woman?" Bound in vibrant wrappers. Front.....
Endore, Guy. The Werewolf of Paris. New York, 1951. Avon Books. 6.6" x 4.25." Front wrapper depicts classic pulp image of a werewolf hunching over a blonde woman. First Avon printing with fabulous cover art by William Randolph. The back includes rave reviews from newspapers as well as a brief.....
Endore, Guy. The Werewolf of Paris. New York, 1951. Avon Books. 6.6" x 4.25." Front wrapper depicts classic pulp image of a werewolf hunching over a blonde woman. First Avon printing with fabulous cover art by William Randolph. The back includes rave reviews from newspapers as well as a brief.....
[LGBT] [Lesbian pulp] Foran, Tom. "The Twisted Ones." New York: Beacon Signal Books 1963. Contains 154 pages, 4.5" x 7." Front wrapper bears illustration of two women: a blonde and a brunette. The blonde gazes at a nude portrait of herself; the brunette appears intrigued. Verso blurb reads: "Can a......
[LGBT] [Pulp] Hastings. March (pseudonym of Sally Singer) . "Rage of Desire." Toward, Howard. pseudonym of George Toward, "All Cats Are Grey." Chicago: Dollar Book Company, 1962. Duplex novel contains two novels. 192 pages, 6.5" x 4." Front wrapper covers by Robert Bonfils advertises "Rage of Desire" and bears illustration.....
[LGBT] [Lesbian pulp] Mayo, Dallas (pseudonym for Gilbert Fox) When Lights are Low. New York: Midwood Books 1963. First edition. 156 pages, 4.5" x 7." Front wrapper Cover illustration by Paul Rader shows an illustration of an attractive blonde girl dressed in pink, while an older brunette looks seductively at.....
[LGBT pulp] Hastings, March (Pseudonym of Sally Singer) The Unashamed. New York: Midwood Tower Publications, 1960. First edition. 160 pages, 4.5" x 7." Cover Illustration by Paul Rader shows a brightly colored romantic illustration of a blonde and brunette, one woman looking at her partner. His pulp fiction covers often.....
[LGBT] [Pulp] Hastings. March. "Rage of Desire." Toward, Howard. "All Cats Are Grey." Chicago: Dollar Book Company, 1962. Duplex novel contains two volumes. 192 pages, 6.5" x 4." Front wrapper advertises "Rage of Desire" and bears illustration of a blonde woman reclining, with the caption: "Somewhere in childhood she had.....
[LGBT] [Lesbian pulp] [Banned Books] Tereska Torres. "Women's Barracks." New York: Fawcett Publications, 1950. First edition. 190 pages, 4.5" x 7.5."Author Tereska Torres was a member of the Corps des Volontaires françaises within Free French Forces, and worked as a secretary in Charles de Gaulle's London headquarters. Her husband urged.....
Hastings, March (Pseudonym of Sally Singer) By Flesh Alone. New York: Midwood Tower Publications, 1962. First edition. 190 pages. Front wrapper bears colorful illustration of a brunette woman smoking a cigarette in the foreground, while just beyond, a scantily-clad woman poses seductively. Verso contains the words "Strange Seed" and states.....
[African American] Moon, Bucklin. The Darker Brother. New York City: Bantam Books, November, 1949. Bantam Edition, First paperback printing. 246 pages in total. The cover depicts an African-American man named Ben, and his fiancé, Birdie in the streets of Harlem being confronted by a hostile White man clenching his papers.....
The Wide World: The Magazine for Men. Vol. lxxviii, No. 476. February 1937. London, England. Profusely illustrated magazine of short stories and articles. 80 pages of content and 24 pages of ads. 9.5" x 6.5" color wraps. Contains racist and colonial imagery and text. Cover story is "A Man-hunt in.....
Find Me In Fire. Robert Lowry. Popular Library: 1959. Measures 4.25 x 7 inches. 239 pages. Soft cover shows a man falling to his knees before a woman as she buttons her shirt, the sky a blaze of red behind her. The story follows an ex GI hounded by memories.....