Olympia Press: 494 books

Certain aspects of perversion between women, including Lesbianism, have never been more vividly or boldly described than in “Only One To A Customer”. Although the book was criticized for dealing with certain rarely disclosed aspects of sex abnormalities, it was extremely popular with...

A lovely counterspy knew of one sure way to make her country's enemies spill everything. She went to Mexico, applied for a prostitute's license, and was ready to go!

Alabaster, a priestess to a cult of snake worshippers, is plunged into a dilemma of passions when the white part of her blood begins to sizzle over Jade, a writer-adventurer whose house she keeps in the jungle. Steamy, lustful behavior in an atmosphere of primitive ritual.

The Sex Detective goes into wild action in this world of the future. Free sexual expression is a way of life until a group believing in virginity tries to take over. Then, look out! Here comes the sex detective.

Fresh out of school and seeking adventure, a young pair sign on with a motorcycle gang for the ride of their lives. A non-stop romp with plenty of drinking, drugs, and sex, with each other and anyone else who wanders by. First published 1971 in the Ophelia line.

Probably first published in 1888, this astonishing book is one of the curiosities of Victorian literature. Outwardly, it is a collection of stories and verse about flagellation. Where it differs from similar books of the period is that it contains unsigned verses by Swinburne.

As black-skinned tourists they came ashore seeking sex with a nympho slave girl--and were driven toward a maelstrom of erotic destruction upon arrival...

A call girl with class, Jenny had all the men and money she wanted--then she decided that wasn't enough!

Sexpo 70 they called the sex fair, dedicated to the proposition that "sex should be a completely pagan fun thing... a rollicking, joyful, yelping, giggling, gamboling game at which any member can play." Except that things soon became more complicated!

She may not want it, but I have to see her in it. I looked at it a long time, preparing myself for worship. Close fitting at the neck; simple short sleeves. Nothing fancy. Just brazen and so very short. I got out my mental measuring tape. I knew it measured a full inch shorter than her shortest dress. The possibilities were wonderful.

Written prior to the author's Deva Dasi, and first published in 1956 as number 31 in the Traveller's Companion series, Kama Houri is Mardaan's tale of young Ann Pemberton, a beautiful young naif who visits India during Victoria's reign. Finding herself possessed of many strange urges,...

An eye-witness account of the sex experiments between college students by the student whose pad was an "open-house!" a subjective documentary! A first-hand account of the campus where coed morality was cracked as often as a book was opened--and the results of a semester of carnal knowledge where only the sexually precocious survived!

In these five sordid and tawdry short stories, we are transported into a world of trashy, cheap, and shameless women who will do anything to catch or please a man, whether the setting is in a trailer camp in Hannah, Alabama or the Motel 6 in Hollywood, California. In one instance, aliens abduct a trailer...

John Claybourn: Portrait of a youth in search of self and love. A succession of jobs, a succession of women, nameless and known, aberrant, grasping... then Norma Goodwin, and a glimpse of happiness... and the discovery of a perverse past that threatens them both. Additional: One of the best PBO's...