Olympia Press: 494 books

de Musset's classic dialogue of decadence. Modeled after his relationship with George Sand. Originally published in English as “Passion's Evil.”

One of the chief claims of the Merry Nights on the consideration of later times lies in the fact that Straparola was the first writer who gathered together into one collection the stray tales, for the most part brought from the East, which had been made known in the Italian cities—and in Venice...

Volume of eight plays by Guan Hanqing, the "Shakespeare of China." Includes Snow in Midsummer, a work which appears on International Baccalaureate Curricula.

Third in the series of folktales from China, with 12 tales of Dai, Mongolian and Uighur origin. For ages 7 and up.

Nick Jackson had a way with the women that made him a super salesman, able to peddle any product, provided he offered his body as a bonus!

Where is the borderline between sex and love? When a gifted and beautiful girl like Nona embarks on a career in a strange city and openly seeks romantic adventure, she may well find herself trapped in the sort of erotic liaison that must ultimately separate the good girls from the bad. If she is also...

Beautiful, blonde Sigrid had a weakness for tough men, men like Tony. But men like Tony mean trouble, she discovered. The kind of trouble that can get you into prison, taking a rap for him. Jail, for most people, can be a lonely place. But most people aren't built like Sigrid. Until she bought her...

Pro photog in L.A. gets all the girls. And they go all the way.

Complete in one volume, the compilations of Bawdy Ballads (published 1955) and Limericks (published 1956) assembled by noted British poet Christopher Logue, who was in need of money.

A novel of voyeurism. One man chooses to detach himself from the fray, yet is still destroyed by a woman. Fascinating read first published 1957 as Vol. 41 of the Traveller's Companion Series.

Cecil Barr's (Jack Kahane) light bit of erotica about a model who did more, perhaps, off-camera. Was a shocker for the tourists in the early '30s.

Many modern female writers are famous for their voluptuous style; their ungratified sex is expressed in such erotic art activity. The nun Hroswitha of Gandersheim (C. 940—1002) was the first known woman dramatist in German literature, and she launched the form with aplomb.

John Barton had fizzled as a singer in the States, so he went to France to nurse his wounds. There he met Solange—a beautiful theatrical agent who helped him become the singing sensation of France. Women began to fall all over him... wanting him... demanding him. Then Kay Turner entered his life. She knew how to play on his ego—and turned him into her personal love slave!

How much of the popular folklore on this vital matter is myth and how much is solid fact? How many fears of approaching impotency are groundless? Do advancing years mean diminished sexual power? Here, in one concise volume, are the answers every man needs--answers that not only tell how to cure certain types of impotency but how to maintain and even increase potency into a ripe old age.