Olympia Press: 494 books

Shut up, Ms. Stowe, it's time to hear about the evils of slavery from a woman who lived it. Dolly Morton, published in 1899 by Charles Carrington, is the tale of an Abolitionist who crossed the Mason-Dixon to free slaves, got caught, and despite white flesh found herself trapped in the ironic role...

The author of this book is a well-known TV and Hollywood actor, though not a star. Like so many homosexuals, he began life as an average, normal young man repulsed by the very word "homosexual." In Hollywood, he had many women as his lovers, and the movie star he married also had many lovers. It was...

If Doctor Onan's couch could only talk... Wow! Well it does, and here it is, real, incredible and hilarious. A lusty book guaranteed to blow your libido!

In this age of the sophisticated Sexual Revolution, lovers are only now discovering spanking and discipline as a means to full arousal. The frankly sexual nature of spanking has been recognized and accepted. And it is now becoming a common foreplay device in bedrooms across America. Read, understand...

Spanking! Discovered by accident, practiced by design, Dr. Guenter Klow presents a comprehensive study of this phenomenon as it occurs in the family unit and between friends and/or lovers. Spanking and cunnilingus, fellatio, anal worship, anal intercourse... part and parcel of complete physical fulfillment, one equally important to the practice and enjoyment of the other for these S&M enthusiasts.

Baron von H. was a bastard by birth--and a self-indulgent Casanova by design. His search for the sensual essence of woman led him on an erotic tour of Europe and a sampling of every exotic avenue of adventure. Pride in his own sexual prowess compelled him to record his conquests. First published circa 1890. Illustrated.

Hurrah! At Last a Book About a Nymphomaniac! "I should have been a whore instead of a poet," voluptuous Ruth remarks to her world-wise bedmate, Bill, who approves. "Better be a whore than a poet. You meet a better class of people." And so back to the Sex Farm. The happy couple leaves the city for a well-earned...

Well. This rather stunning work is the tale of a dark and evil banker who, holding notes on a local dressmaker, educates her on the perils of capitalism through hand, mouth, switch and other appendages. This is a pre-bankruptcy reform act work, so payment in full is required, and the entire family's...

She was as depraved as a nymphomaniac can get. The only problem was... she was still a virgin!

Handsome handyman finds action with his mistress, her daughter, the maid—exhaustion is his biggest enemy as woman after woman comes seeking him.

Much-beloved tale of two separated lovers, Charlie and Elizabeth. The pair, driven apart by a beastly clause of a will that grants Charles a massive inheritance if he finds gainful employment for six months, keep each other up to date in a series of letters. Charlie finds work in a house for wayward...

The Dancing School, is grim but with no elements of tragedy at all. It is a tale of ultimate justice having been done, largely administered by the rod and the whip, and with sensual overtones to ever blow. One is gratified to see the vicious Laura and even more vicious Cynthia receive their comeuppance...

Compilation of stories, letters, guides, and what may have been the precursor to Flossie. First published in this form 1931. With a host of illustrations.

Peculiar work, first published at Paris in the 1940s for the enjoyment of German occupation forces. (And who do we know that might have published something like that? Maurice had paper in the '40s... and worked both sides.) What young Dorian was really up to all those years. Volume One traces his initial growth into a legend of decadence.