Seven of the most provocative stories assembled in one book. Each is calculated to be more pleasing and provocative than the previous... culminating in a modern Emperor Jones.

This long-censored gem of Victorian erotica, presented here in its original unexpurgated form, tells the story of our fifty-year-old protagonist as he recounts in sumptuously graphic detail the sexual conquests which have flavoured his life from youth to man.A gentleman of means with an appetite to match, James Clinton uses his wealth and influence to seduce the timid Lady-set of his high-society into an orgiastic frenzy, freeing within each of them a long-suppressed desire to be d...

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.

When Monsieur Dormeuil calls upon a certain Mademoiselle for a spot of lascivious, he is surprised to learn of her humble origins as a convent Sister and of her tale of eventual liberation, of sexual and of her habit, by a man even more predisposed to licentiousness than he; Monsieur Alexis Lorille!When the true object of Dormeuil's lust arrives, Pauline, the three make their way to Hotel X and to the company of Count Alexis. With the rooms of this palatial abode all manner of orgi...

Who Pushed Paula? is the first work for Olympia by author Akbar del Piombo (Rubington). Published in 1956, this is a tale of observation and violation in the castle of a baron, with many guests, onlookers and participants.

This book consists of six tales of lechery, five of them related to Tiffany Boots by successful men from different walks of life, and one told by Mr. Boots himself, during a “cruise around the world back in 1901.” As the six men sat absorbed in their cognacs in the smoking salon aboard their ocean-liner, their thoughts naturally turned to that most fascinating of all topics—Women. Lulled by their drinks and secure in the knowledge that their ocean liner was bound for strange lands, the men...

An awakening in a whore's bedroom is, as a rule, cheerless. One is vague as to one's whereabouts, as a rule sore on the John Thomas, and a general feeling of having made a bloody fool of oneself is most often mixed with a wonder whose pyjamas you've got on and whether you've got the clap or possibly worse. Charles Vernon St Just Osmond, fifth off the succession to the earldom of Osmond, very much a 'younger son', with a good deal less money even than most younger sons, turned over twice, f...

This exciting, provocative book moves the reader swiftly across half the world in a whirlpool of iniquity. Presented here for the first time in English, Diary of a Bastard links the freedom and permissiveness of contemporary society, with the archetypal and symbolic onus which underlie the actions and drives of modern man. Kriss wanted only one thing--the sexual domination and enslavement of every woman he met. Arrogant and proud, he had little trouble achieving this goal, until a new and ...

Perhaps initially named in honor of the Charles Carrington classic, Beatrice Bude is one of the best-written Gargoyles. The story of a young woman who marries a man much older, becomes an actress, and later discovers (and satisfies), the incredible, burning sexual desires within.

In the idle leisure life of Victorian society, Julie, a houseguest of her sister Claire and brother-in-law Edward, discovers that she has visual and audible access to their couplings. Julie vows to have Edward herself, and succeeds, but the intrigue deepens when Claire takes her own lover--Julie's beau. The sexual merry-go-round continues until they are completely entrapped.

Translation of the memoirs of Countess Jacqueline, born and bred into the aristocracy of 18th-Century France, and initiated in the rites of love by her tutor... an initiation so stimulating that she devoted her life to passion, giving the noblemen--and women--of France unforgettable samplings of her delectable charms.

Like its famous counter-part, Pleasure Bound, Life on Board a Yacht describes the aristocracy and high-society circles set free from the "official" sexual prudery of the Victorian era. The high-spirited Lord Seacombe, Count Oscar Papolsky, beautiful Blanche de Noirmont, seductive young Micheline Darcourt--all amuse themselves under the capricious direction of Count X, master of the ship.