Disruptive Publishing: 425 books

To a publishing company, ever book is an event, but once in a while a manuscript appears that electrifies even the most sophisticated editor. Such a manuscript is Jacqueline, an account of shocking and hitherto unknown letters written by Jacqueline de Prozinard to her "natural" father, the...

Kahane, father of Olympia Press founder Maurice Girodias, recalls his life and his incredible publishing run in Paris from '31-39.

Female Sex Perversion reveals the shocking truth about women whose lives are dominated and often needlessly ruined by abnormal sexual cravings. With unusual candor and penetrating insight, Dr. Maurice Chideckel explores the tragic world of the sexually aberrated woman in our present-day society, and...

Legendary autobiography by Ms. von Cleef, the first modern dominatrix. Owing to the book's peculiar publishing history, our version, first commissioned by Girodias, lacks the account of Ms. von Cleef's time in the States, as well as her court case.

In this erotic legal thriller, Michael Hemmingson explores sexual perversity within the judicial system. Kelly O'Rourke, an editorial assistant at a large publishing house, has filed a lawsuit against the conglomerate's best-selling author after a questionable night on a yacht. As her lawyer soon...

Born into a high-ranking samurai family at the onset of the Meiji period, Etsu Sugimoto's own life mirrored the radical shifts her country faced. Originally destined to be a priestess, she instead became the arranged bride of a Japanese merchant in Cincinnati, later returning to Japan with her daughters as the nation modernized swiftly.

Twack! Smack! Crack! Oh the familiar sounds of spanking fiction--only, in this case, or these cases, this is not fiction but fact. You will meet real people who talk about real spanking in real lives. The question is: why is spanking so popular? In the bedroom, in our sex lives, in books? What makes...

L'Ecole des Biches. Patterned after the famous Dialogues of Nicolas Chorier, the original edition of School for Girls caused an immediate sensation in France, where it has since remained one of the most beloved classics of French literature. Readers were shocked and delighted with the audacious attack...

A lost, forgotten journal of a young, aristocratic girl who found herself the pawn of savage lust as a war ripped her nation apart.

In the idle leisure life of Victorian society, Julie, a houseguest of her sister Claire and brother-in-law Edward, discovers that she has visual and audible access to their couplings. Julie vows to have Edward herself, and succeeds, but the intrigue deepens when Claire takes her own lover--Julie's beau. The sexual merry-go-round continues until they are completely entrapped.

A sequel of sorts to the Hard Guys (OPB643). Our hero wants to join the mob, but to get there, he's gotta get through a 14-year-old guy, some time in the slam, and not a few gals of easy virtue.

If it could talk, Gaelan House would never condemn its inhabitants for their casual copulations, their periods of intense love making, or even their orgies reeking of hot, primitive lust, for those inhabitants were descendants of the House's builder -- a man to whom lust and sexual gratification was...

Poet John Glassco wrote a great many unusual and eccentric works during his career, and ranks among the finest Canadian authors of the 20th Century. This particular title, published under the pseudoym "Miles Underwood," has achieved status as a must-have in your BDSM library. It is the account...

Published in 1967, and possibly earlier, this book had the honor of being our most-requested title (after the addition of My Mother Taught Me, the other legitimate Tor Kung, which earlier held the honor). An amazing story about schoolboys, led by Paul and the devious but cowardly Rick, who at the...