Olympia Press: 494 books

Story of wild doings in the pre-Civil War South, told through the eyes of belle Regine, with kinfolk and slaves playing quite the role. Puzzling title that is not quite the same thing as "Dolly Morton," a classic with similar themes, but then again, not written by Richard Manton, a Blue Moon guy who...

No other book dares go as far! The long-lost sequel made available for the first time in decades!

Rather literary account of a young girl's discovery of and indoctrination into her own sexuality, with a large and varied circle of friends.

Third in our favorite insect's observations of (and participations in) the erotic events occurring at St. Thaddeus.

SHARE AND SHARE ALIKE IN THE LOVE COLLECTIVE When the strict and hard rules of married life prevented the total expression of free love, the most fashionable couples in Paris did something about it. The Love Sect was the result; an exclusive and intimate society where everyone tossed off their restraint...

The unfinished autobiography of Captain Sellon, with illustrations by the author.

He saved the beautiful countess' life, then joined her lustful band of tribades for endless nights of bizarre erotic pleasure... days of sin and carnal delight. Teaching her the joys of love with a man, he was drawn into a torrid fantasy of insatiable desire, fulfilled again and again by the subtlest perversion of Sapphic love.

Subtitled: Scenes depicting the crimes and follies of high life and the dissipation and debaucheries of the day. Young gal is sent away from her village to live with a rich widower and be educated by him and thoroughly prepared for their marriage, but his jealous daughter has other ideas for the sweet young rival in her midst.

Sample of an early pamphlet, illustrated, that chronicles what happens to Miss Kate, a gal of 19, when she acts up on the farm. Wouldn't want to give away the plot, but, there's spanking.

Written 12 years before Teleny by Saul, this account of Victorian cross-dressing and rent-boys is a legend all its own. Based on the true story of a male brothel in Cleveland Street (later shut down.) Subtitled: "or, The Recollections of a Mary-Anne." The "Cities of the Plain" are of course Sodom and Gomorrah.

The first great American novel, albeit one written by a Frenchman. Chateaubriand's classic tale of Indian amours was, with Lewis' The Monk and Coleridge's opium dealer, the inspiration for all Romantic works to follow.

The fiery tale of a Prussian banker's son who held women in simultaneous reverence and contempt, who used them for his own purposes and then discarded them without conscience. A novel unsurpassed in revealing Germanic ruthlessness and character, tenderness and brutality. Additional: Novel originally...

Submission by Desire... The moral, sexual and intellectual enslavement of a willing victim and his demanding, haughty mistress is the basic plot of this unusual study in the dominant female vs. the subjugated male. The more he is degraded, the more he wishes to be punished for pleasing his dominatrix.

What would happen to the race problem in America if black people turned white? Would everybody be happy? These questions and more are answered in George Schuyler's satiric romp. This is the story of Max Disher, a black rogue of an insurance man who, through a scientific transformation process, becomes...