The Wantons wandered London's soot-blackened suburbs, constantly craving far-out drug stimulation and promoting promiscuity as a way of life. Without the fetters of conventional morality, they asked only to be left alone with the frenzied pleasure they took from a hypodermic needle and each other.

Tale of a young girl who finds herself abducted from the arms of her lover in Paris. She's eventually returned to her family, but not without gaining in experience.

Marcus van Heller, author of such world-famous classics as Kidnap, The House of Borgia, and Roman Orgy, now sets his sights on the vicious traffic in black-market drugs and the innocent lives ruined by lust and greed. Cruel Lips is the startling expose of the seamy side of London which tourists and royalty seldom ever see a dead end where love is sold on street corners and death is commonplace. This is a work of extraordinary power by one of England's best-known writers.

Marcus Van Heller (John Stevenson) wrote this book for Olympia in 1961. The work presents detective Nick Harding, and wraps a thriller between amorous adventures and recollections of same.

Marcus van Heller's Roman Orgy skillfully captured the savage, sprawling epic of the rebellion of the slaves led by Spartacus, and the tragic failure of their rise against the Roman Empire. Now, in The Loins of Amon, the same scholarly acumen is again evident as van Heller brings to life ancient Egypt, with the bizarre religious rites of the Pharaohs, and the story of one man's struggle against cruelty! Based on years of historical and archaeological research by this well-known novelist, w...

Bert and Eli are out of jail, ready for action, and willing to do just about anything to handle their pent-up lust. Of course a pair that wild's gonna run afoul of the law eventually, but they know how to handle themselves on the inside as well. First published 1968, this rather succesful new Marcus was reprinted at least twice by the American Olympia Press.

A gender-bending piece of strangeness, starring Taffy, the male but quite bisexual lead. We've just spent a month trying to figure out if, judging by the poems, Diane di Prima might have been involved. (No confirmations there... but we're not lying... she isn't selling that well.) First published 1969.

Documentary account of wife-swapping, with notes taken down by the impoverished "Marcus." Has its moments.

With shades of an erotic Jack the Ripper, Nightmare is the story of an African physician, set against the backdrop of race relations in the UK in the '50s. Dr. Patterson first witnesses and intervenes against whites out to committ acts of barbarity against women, then, when he finds himself on trial despite the station, feels the pressures of race and anger building up inside, until the day that he becomes a rapist and killer. Stunning title not often reprinted.

Duke had a gambling joint, and this joint had many girls--and Ape was there to make sure the girls behaved themselves for the customers. But Duke's beautiful wife had an even more beautiful teen-age sister, and that was the start of their big trouble.

Marcus Van Heller (John Stevenson) wrote this book for Olympia in 1961. The work presents detective Nick Harding, and wraps a thriller between amorous adventures and recollections of same.

Not to be included in the canon of Hellerotica, as laid down by Patrick Kearney, our sacred bibliographer. Still this work, part of Girodias' revival of the van Heller name for the late '60s Ophelia line, is an impressive account of a Hollywood star, marooned in England, imprisoned by hypocrites, sexually abused, who makes a comeback with his wits and physical gifts, educating various female members of the populace on the right way to do things, achieving his revenge in legendary fashion. ...