Disruptive Publishing: 425 books

One of the earliest Ophelia titles, and not to be confused with a Victorian bondage title, Burns' Ordeal is the tale of a man capable of subjecting women in every way possible, travelling from Mexico to New Orleans and beyond. Rodney for a time finds a boy named Miguelito, whose physical gifts nearly...

Third in the series with stories from the Mysterious Orient, and more easily accesible Mexico.

Collection of stories, first published 1958 by the Oceanic Press, Paris as Series 3. A man first finds love and extreme satisfaction at the hands of his cousin, a dancer hired on by a Arab aristocrat gets more than she bargained, for, and even one called "The Island of Lesbos."

Under the protection of nun's habits and priests' robes, lecherous and lascivious rituals are performed by laymen and clergy alike. The unpublished and unvarnished facts of bizarre flagellation in a convent. This is the most shocking report ever to be printed. Illustrated.

Written by famed poet Christopher Logue (who probably needed money) and first published under the Ophelia imprint, Lust is a kind of "how to succeed in business without really trying." The tale follows its hero from a dreary office setting where a superior's wife discovers the pair share...

It is a long way—indeed, it is a trip from one world to another—from hymn-singing, moral-crusading Ferguson Barnes Christian College to the grimy back room of Mugsy's place in Jersey, where a lust-crazed gang leader used his freak-sized genitals as a weapon of sadistic murder. Wiffie and Hamp...

Ethan was facing the fact that he belonged to a species fast on its way to extinction. How can you be a success as a dirty old man if people aren't shocked by your lechery? In the post-Kinsey world, he was just laughed at. Then Ethan discovered he had strange powers. Whatever he wanted, he...

Cathy is young, beautiful, and a psychology instructor. Her primary ambition as the story opens is to write her thesis for her master's degree in psychology. When she inherits a cattle ranch in New Mexico, it appears at first as a golden opportunity. She does not need the income from the ranch, but...

Urban Purdy knew everything about hypnotism. He knew how it could heal. How it could help. How it had long been a sinister sister of the sciences, a black-sheep brother of the arts. Knew it was both the most misunderstood and the most promising form of mind-control yet devised. Why then...

Tale of young Ellie Brighton's sexual awakening--and how she's treated when her first steps don't go near as well as they should.

One of Ataullah Mardaan's works for the Olympia Press, Deva Dasi is the tale of a woman who turns to prostitution as a means of creating a better life for her children. It's quite possible the reader will learn more about India than he or she will about sex, but still a fascinating work.

Young Kiki flees her wealthy home--to pleasure herself among dirty vagrants and their brutalized women.

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.

A Series of Remarkable Instances of Whipping Inflicted on Both Sexes, with Curious Anecdotes of Ladies Fond of Administering Rich Discipline.