Olympia Press: 494 books

One of Olympia's most-popular (and most-pirated) works, Play My Love is the tale of Willy, a sculptor of erotic appendages, his loves, and the rich baron they try to take down in an intricate scam. Traversing the highs and lows of Paris, with samplings of drug culture and the aristocracy on offer,...

Harriet Daimler's (Iris Owens) second work for Olympia is the account of Adrian, a '50s heiress, neurotic and bed-ridden control fiend, who abuses her nurse Rose, lusts after her father, and despite her invalid state feels herself on top of things. From across the pond arrives Andre, a disinherited...

More erotic scifi by author Kanto, who penned this title for Bee-Line shortly before making the leap to Olympia proper. There's kind of a futuristic society and... a lot of sex, much of it occurring on campus.

One of the rarest Olympia titles, first published in 1955 as Vol. 12 of the Traveller's Companion Series, later reprinted as part of the impossibly scarce "Ophir Books" set, and not seen since (until today). Chariot of Flesh is the story of Baroness Carla, deceased at the introduction, and recollections...

An early, pre-Stonehouse classic of gay literature, describing life among the community in New Orleans. Thomas Schwartz (aka Titania, Queen of the Fairies), wanders about in search of the Gaudy Image, a most masculine man who knows what he wants. Additional: The book very nearly wasn't published...

Volume I of the betimes infamous series. First published in 1922 (and registered, oddly, three years later), Harris' four volumes were later repackaged by the Obelisk Press in Paris. Second-longest of the volumes, this tale stars young Frank, from his Irish boyhood to his stay in the wilds of America,...

A stunning work, first published in 1933 by Obelisk Press (Jack Kahane's legacy), The Young and the Evil is a non-judgemental depiction of gay life and men who earn their living there, told through characters like Julian (modeled on Ford) and Karel (based on Tyler). With the added interracial connotations...

Young Astrid is a girl of many talents and ambitions, out to get the real story. No Jayson Blair she, her efforts take her across Italy, in search of a notorious Corsican bandit. Along the way, she meets young travelling men, a lecherous bookseller, some airline pilots, and others, so she whips out her...

Story of a young man who sets off to sea in a bid to find fortune. Rather than waste it all on a whaling ship, he's lucky enough to land a stint as cabin boy in a lush, tropical locale. He suffers through a rough apprenticeship, being far more inhibited than the other occupants he's there to...

Fun and profit! Sorti had found the magic combination in his Group for Sexual involvement. As a quack marriage counselor, he was able to satisfy the wildest desires of his satyr's mind and finish things off by sending a bill for his services. Then he faced the ultimate challenge when Andrea, the...

Life as the bastard son of a black American G.I. and a German girl posed no hardships for handsome young Kurt. As the ward of "The General" he had only the best, including women. Until he discovered there was a mystery in his background he was content to accept all his shadowy, wheeling-dealing foster...

Bootleg sequel to the original, dates from the '30s in Paris. Flossie is a young woman desperate to be initiated into the delights of the body. . . . Hers and many others.

Here, in A Bride for Torment, the very clear delights and dangers of wife-swapping are graphically portrayed. Mr. Roberts candidly admits that much of the material contained herein is autobiographical. After reading this book, we think you will agree with the noted sociologists who claim that swapping...

Nancy came from a poor family. She had to support herself and pay her college tuition. It's hard for a girl to make ends meet unless she finds a way to supplement her income. Nancy did. And in they came.