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[LGBTQ] Highsmith, Patricia. Pen name "Claire Morgan." The Price of Salt. New York: Bantam Books, 1953. Very early lesbian pulp. First edition mass market paperback. 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.....
[LGBTQ][Transgender][Cross-Dressing] Archive of three pulp books covering trans and cross-dressing experiences throughout the 1960s and 70s. These mid-century pulps were a platform for the LGBTQ community to explore sexuality and learn about cross-dressing and transgender individuals from around the country. Books covering gender non-conformity, however salacious, were rare at this.....
[LGBTQ Pulp] Lesbian pulp novels of the 1960s offered a glimpse into queer culture and served as guides for queer readers who learned the culture, terms, bars and other information from the texts, making them integral for those searching for a Lesbian or queer identity. Lesbian Pulp Archive contains 5.....
[LGBTQ pulp] Lesbian Pulp Collection of 7 early paperbacks from the 1960s. Most cover art features vintage illustrations with two women staring at one another in bedrooms and other spaces. All measure about 4.25" x 7". Most are first editions, never before printed. Because very little other literature was available.....
This archive of five mid-century lesbian pulp novels captures the complexities of same-sex love and societal repression in postwar American print culture. These novels, published between the 1950s and 1960s, were written at a time when lesbian relationships were pathologized or censored, yet these books provided coded spaces of identification.....
[LGBTQ][Pulp][Lesbian] Archive of five early lesbian pulp novels dating to the 1950s and 60s. Novels run between 150 and 250 pages and measure about 4.25" x 7". Most covers feature two women in romantic poses in vintage pulp style. Included in this archive is notable female lesbian pulp author Rea.....
This archive includes six novels spanning from 1955 to 1980, written by trailblazing female authors. These works explore themes of love, identity, and societal repression, offering vivid portrayals of queer lives during an era of immense cultural challenges. [1] Ann Aldrich, We Walk Alone, Fawcett Publications, Fourth Printing, 1962. A......
[LGBTQ pulp] Lesbian Pulp Collection of 6 lesbian paperback pulps from the 1960. All items are first edition in first and second printings. All have vintage style cover art with vibrant illustrations, many featuring two women laying next to one another. Because very little other literature was available for and.....
[LGBTQ pulp] Lesbian Pulp Collection of 6 early paperback pulps dating from the 1950's and 1960's. All are early examples of lesbian pulp as the genre was taking shape. All cover art in this collection feature vintage illustrations and photographs in pulp style. Many feature two women, staring lovingly at.....
William Burroughs writing under the pen name "William Lee." Junkie. New York: Ace Double Books 1953. First edition. Two volumes in one, with Narcotic Agent by Maurice Helbrant. Total page count is 319, Junkie alone is 150 p. Highly sought-after first edition of the bestselling tell-all book by leader of.....
[LGBTQ pulp] Lesbian pulp novels of the 1960s and 1970s offered a glimpse into queer culture that served as guides for readers who learned the culture, and the existance of many others with the same feelings from these texts, making them integral for those searching for a Lesbian or queer.....
[LGBTQ pulp] Lesbian pulp collection of 7 early first edition paperback pulps from the 1960s. All covers are illustrated with bright colors, most feature portraits of two women looking longingly at one another. All measure about 4.25" x 7" and are 160 pages. This collection includes: [1] Thomas, Lee [Pen.....
[LGBTQ] [Lesbian Pulp] Archive of five lesbian pulp novels, many of which are written by women. Archive includes five novels written during 1960s. Novels run between 120 and 150 pages and measure about 4.25" x 7". Most covers feature women in romantic poses in vintage pulp style. Most pulps during.....
Archive of 8 issues of pulp magazine" Adventure" which became a war magazine during the 1940s and circulated widely to soldiers and civilians during WWII. Features prominent authors in the genre such as W.C. Tuttle, Jim Fjaalgard, Kenneth Perkins, and others. Most of the short stories inside were tales of.....
Collection of lesbian pulp novels from the 1950s that predate most other Lesbian pulp Novels, since most came out in the mid 1960's. This archive offers a glimpse into queer culture and served as guides for queer readers who learned the culture, terms, bars and other information from the texts.....
[LGBTQ] [Lesbian Pulp] Archive of five early lesbian pulp novels all written by women and several openly lesbian women. Archive includes five novels written during the 1950s and 60s. Novels run between 120 and 250 pages and measure about 4.25" x 7". Most covers feature two women in romantic poses.....
[LGBTQ] [Lesbian Pulp] Archive of five early lesbian pulp novels all written by women. Archive includes five novels written during the 1950s and 60s. Novels run between 120 and 250 pages and measure about 4.25" x 7". Most covers feature two women in romantic poses in vintage pulp style. Most.....
[LGBTQ] [Lesbian Pulp] Archive of five early lesbian pulp novels all written by women. Archive includes five novels written during the 1940s to the 60s. Novels run between 130 and 280 pages and measure about 4.25" x 7". Most covers feature two women in romantic poses in vintage pulp style.....
[LGBTQ] [Lesbian Pulp] Archive of early lesbian pulp novels all written by women and several openly lesbian women. Archive includes three novels written during the 1950s and 60s. All are between 140 and 200 pages and all measure about 4.25" x 7". Most covers feature two women in romantic poses.....
[LGBTQ] [Lesbian Pulp] Archive of four early lesbian pulp novels all written by women and several openly lesbian women. Archive includes four novels written during the 1950s and 60s. Novels run between 120 and 200 pages and measure about 4.25" x 7". Most covers feature two women in romantic poses.....
[LGBTQ][Pulp] Archive comprised of five lesbian pulp novels capturing the experiences of queer women from 1960 to 1965. These works highlight the bold storytelling that defined the genre . [1] Donna Richards, Don’t Stop, My Love, Domino Books, 1958. Author Don Rico writing as "Donna Richards". This novel explores a......
Lesbian pulp fiction five-volume archive written by women, including both sensationalized commercial paperbacks and more introspective literary works, all navigating the constraints of mid-century gender norms, censorship, and queer invisibility. These novels—authored by women using both real names and pseudonyms—offer complex portraits of feminine longing, emotional intimacy, and social exile.....
An archive of midcentury lesbian pulp novels and exploitation fiction written under pseudonyms and published by presses on the commercial margins of American publishing. These paperbacks circulated primarily in drugstores, bus stations, and adult bookstores during the 1950s to 1970s, and reflect transgressive expressions of gender, desire, and power, often.....
[LGBTQ] [Pulp] Lesbian pulp novels of the 1960s offered a glimpse into queer culture and served as guides for queer readers who learned the culture, terms, bars and other information from the texts, making them integral for those searching for a Lesbian or queer identity. Lesbian Pulp Archive contains 5.....
[LGBTQ ] This archive features five mid-century pulp novels exploring lesbian desire and gender transgression, including a rare early work by an acclaimed female novelist. These novels reflect the tension between social taboo and individual longing, with particular attention to the erotics of surveillance, power dynamics between older and younger.....