Disruptive Publishing: 425 books

Fresh out of high school, Diane finds herself captured in her uncle's jewelry store, leading her on a trail of degradation... and lust.

Mr. Waleman's deft characterizations of the three passionate females, and of the smoothly functioning Mark, places his book far above the ordinary novel. His characters speak and move with authenticity and realism, and the action is so fast-paced that it is difficult to lay the book down once one...

Pioneering novel of lesbian literature, first published in 1919. Bibliographies of the trilogy are somewhat inexact, but this edition is apparently the first two volumes of "Der Skorpion," telling the bourgeois upbringing of Metta Rudloff, her early love for Olga Rado, and the suffering Metta must endure.

Genet's fictionalized and distant account of his rambles through France, Czechoslavakia, Germany and elsewhere in the '30s and '40s, covering his time in prison, his relationships with men such as the one-armed Stilitano, along with erotic accounts of his lovers during the period, and interspersed with meditation and daydreams.

Collected in one volume: two women, spouses to French literary figures, setting out to top their husbands in every way possible. The Image, by "Jean de Berg" (Catherine Robbe-Grillet) so thrilled her husband, a somewhat better-known Alain, that he wrote a nifty preface to her work, signing off as...

"She's my daughter and I'm going to make a whore out of her!" my father screamed. And that weekend, he did--though my girl friends at school had already taught me plenty. And after my father, there were always men for me. Too many men, even, and not one of them really good enough for me....

Better-quality translation from the early 1950s. The original French work was one of those "Galante" novels, focusing heavily on all the very intimate details that earlier works might have glossed over or left out entirely. The supposed author wrote one other title (forthcoming), and this book has a sequel of sorts.

Man or Monster? What drove this 18th Century nobleman to pen the works that made the name de Sade forever infamous? His life was a sorry record of imprisonment for the terrible deeds he perpetrated. But what of his books? Revolutionist, gaolbird, sentenced to die--and yet, also a Chief Justice...

This is an extraordinary collection of tales that is sure to appeal to all readers of the weird and supernatural. Written in French by a Polish nobleman and first published, almost secretly, in St. Petersburg in 1804. During the wars in Spain, an officer of the Walloon Guards finds, in a deserted...

No, no. To a woman. It was the '70s.

Recently, public disclosures of the requirements made upon women in Washington reveals the extent some of the public officials have violated their rights. They have come to think of themselves as accountable only to themselves as above criticism. However, when one bold secretary came forward, and...

A slave club hidden away in the Arizona desert is the setting for an incredible tale of the Bondagers and their unfortunate victims. Sadistic acts performed on the young ladies of this modern-day harem soon tame the haughtiness of would-be slaves and total submission and degradation become a way of...

There was a strange craving in Jock Short that could only be resolved by homosexuality. It was a craving that brought him the deepest insights to love, brutality, pleasure and terror.

Those who are in positions of power and authority over the young and others who are relatively powerless are in especially advantageous, from their point of view, areas in which to act out their conscious or unconscious sadomasochistic fantasies. More than a few summer camp directors and counselors,...