Olympia Press imprint: 312 books

Poet John Glassco wrote a great many unusual and eccentric works during his career, and ranks among the finest Canadian authors of the 20th Century. This particular title, published under the pseudonym "Miles Underwood," has achieved status as a must-have in your BDSM library. It is the account of Harriet...

Jane Eyre was sent to Messrs. Smith, Elder in London in August of 1847 and, printers being less busy than they are today, was published in October of that year. It appeared in three volumes, as “An Autobiography. Edited by Currer Bell.” The story is well known, and deservedly so. What...

The Wicked and the Whipped by Amy Gray is a novel about crime—many kinds of crime. You will meet many characters in this richly complex story, and you may begin to wonder before you have finished it is any of these people completely innocent. In the beginning, it's true, Lucille Bryson...

Jayne set her sights on a handsome young writer--and found a very artistic way to trap him.

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.) Going away from the Wilde text now. Scandal forcing him further from home,...

La Tarantula! The most agile gypsy in all of Spain. Like her dreaded namesake, she lined her home with silks and satins, laces and shawls. And in that home she would ensnare men fascinated by her beauty in the oldest trap in the world--Lust! How were her lovers to know that their dalliance with this...

Predating the phenomenon of the Japanese biz novel by decades, Business as Usual offers us the account of how one man got ahead. There are also instructions for handling maids and an all-female clerical staff. Not clear what product our hero, Alain, is selling, but he does make his mark. Additional:...

Rosemary dug three kinds of men--and three kinds of love.

Tale of women subjugated through service. A "hired-as-a-tutor," kind of thing, but comes into its own via its island setting and later nod to Pleasure Bound (after all, you've gotta get new recruits from somewhere.)

For the uninitiated, pain may seem the very opposite of the pleasures of sex. Yet when one thinks about the subject of sex, one is often struck with the fact of certain elements of cruelty. From the friendly pat on the lovely round butt of one's girl to the sometimes sensual spankings that take...

On the surface the club appeared to be simply another colorless organization for the highest niche of socially prominent English Ladies. But beneath the tinkle of teacups and the shallow rattle of genteel conversation, there lurked an insatiable monster before whose altar knelt in total devotion. The...

In the quiet and peace of middle class life, lovely Amy and her young husband taste the modest pleasure of their all-American happiness. Until, suddenly, her world changes; her body and her soul are captured, desecrated, tormented, and she discovers with joyous terror the exquisite torture of submission.

Author Vanek is back with a multi-part narrative covering life after SHAPES. Your typical girl-girl, girl-boy, girl-boy-girl affair, there's a plot around here somewhere, and scenes involving whipping. First published 1969.

The lost sequel to The Whipping Club! Subject of a two-year search by your publisher. Here, in its entirety, the lovely preface: