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 and her husband, the Reverend Doctor Paul Bryson, seem to be about as free from the taint of sin as any human beings living in today's guilt-riddled world can possibly be. In fact, they seem almost too good ...

A classic of pre-revolutionary France, this novel examines the inside of a monastery, and offered not a little criticism of false pieties from the clerical regime. Olympia republished this work in the earlier days of the Traveller's Companion, it is believed but not assured that Austryn Wainhouse was the translator.

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 is now as much a part of the American scene as apple pie. We think you will see that swinging—for some couples—can be an extremely perilous pastime, ripping apart the fragile fabric of their ...

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.

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.)

Author van Heller is a legend among writers of erotic fiction, so good that his name and craft were often imitated, but never duplicated. Considered by many to be his finest work, Roman Orgy is a retelling of Spartacus. In this case, our hero is a servant, willful but submissive, until one day when Clodia, his master's wife, lures him into the baths, teases him, makes love to him... and then cries rape after the pair are found out. Forced to become a gladiator, Spartacus survives the colis...

Sexual tensions and frustrations obviously affect the lives of officers and enlisted men alike, even those assigned to the comparative tranquility and comfort of a Navy postgraduate school like the one which provides the setting for this novel. No one could be more aware of this than its hero, Carl Crandall, Ph.D., who wants to bring such up-to-date techniques as “off-site” encounter groups into general use to improve the psychological health of today's Navy. Unfortunately, his awareness i...

The girl is aloof and spoiled. She is curt and sarcastic with adults and positively rude and nasty to her girl friends. Perhaps someone should teach her a lesson, give her bottom a fiery tanning! It would certainly straighten her out in a hurry--and who knows, perhaps the spanking will arouse her young sexuality. Perhaps, when the spanking is over, she will discover a warmth and dampness in a most exciting spot. Illustrated.

Inspired by the presumed poison of De Sade's violent and licentious masterworks 'Justine' and 'Juliette', Nicolas-Edme Rétif (also known as Rétif de la Bretonne) wrote this antidote; a work which morally defends the debauchery therein graphically depicted and shows us that even the most libidinous of lifestyles can have a happy ending.Enter Cupidonnet and Madeline; siblings with a singular passion for all manner of deed and device. Amongst maids, Marquesses, Lords, and lawyers, the...

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

With the discovery of The Pearl, Pleasure Bound and The Loves of a Musical Student, the previously suppressed of underground Victorian and Edwardian literature has been exposed to our scrutiny. Yvonne is one such classic plucked from the abundant treasure-rove.The charming, enthusiastic heroine is taken in hand by her understanding and knowledgeable mentor and governess, Miss Mary. Together, the two ladies study the art of love and science of botany under the considerate tutelage o...

Academicians the world over are beginning to frown, and rightly so, upon lengthy introductions to scholarly books. However, the historical document presented in the following pages is so unique that a full explanation of its discovery and significance is certainly in order. History, and especially the bloody tale of Hernando Cortez and his conquest of Mexico, was far from my mind when I left my Oxford lodgings in July, 1967, bound for a four-week sojourn in Southern Spain. It will shortly ...