Candy (1958), written under the pseudonym Maxwell Kenton by Terry Southern and Mason Hoffenberg, is a provocative satirical novel that blends bawdy humor with social critique. Originally published by Olympia Press as part of its "Traveller's Companion" series, the book gained notoriety for its explicit content and controversial themes. The novel follows Candy Christian, an 18-year-old ingénue whose naïveté and altruistic desire to help others lead her into a series of absurd and farcical s...

Victorian Passions: Volume I opens a 21-volume anthology of pre-World War II erotic classics, featuring 104 titles mostly written under pseudonyms or anonymously. This first collection includes eight stories that explore unrestrained desire across 18th- and 19th-century settings. Authors such as Beauregard de Farniente, Jean-Charles Gervaise De Latouche, John Cleland, Fougeret de Montbron, Restif de la Bretonne, Jonathan Richardson, and anonymous writers shaped these narratives wi...

We are proud to present the next book of a 20-volume edition of classics of the erotic genre published before World War II. A total of 104 titles are included, most of them from the pen of authors who, for obvious reasons, wished to conceal their real names. This approach, on the other hand, allowed them to give free reins to their unbridled imagination and go wild, so that the eroticism in their works is at times over the top, remaining the benchmark for the authors of contemporary obscen...

We are proud to present the next book of a 20-volume edition of classics of the erotic genre published before World War II. A total of 104 titles are included, most of them from the pen of authors who, for obvious reasons, wished to conceal their real names. This approach, on the other hand, allowed them to give free reins to their unbridled imagination and go wild, so that the eroticism in their works is at times over the top, remaining the benchmark for the authors of contemporary obscen...

We are proud to present the next book of a 20-volume edition of classics of the erotic genre published before World War II. A total of 104 titles are included, most of them from the pen of authors who, for obvious reasons, wished to conceal their real names. This approach, on the other hand, allowed them to give free reins to their unbridled imagination and go wild, so that the eroticism in their works is at times over the top, remaining the benchmark for the authors of contemporary obscen...

We are proud to present the next book of a 20-volume edition of classics of the erotic genre published before World War II. A total of 104 titles are included, most of them from the pen of authors who, for obvious reasons, wished to conceal their real names. This approach, on the other hand, allowed them to give free reins to their unbridled imagination and go wild, so that the eroticism in their works is at times over the top, remaining the benchmark for the authors of contemporary obscen...

We are proud to present the next book of a 20-volume edition of classics of the erotic genre published before World War II. A total of 104 titles are included, most of them from the pen of authors who, for obvious reasons, wished to conceal their real names. This approach, on the other hand, allowed them to give free reins to their unbridled imagination and go wild, so that the eroticism in their works is at times over the top, remaining the benchmark for the authors of contemporary obscen...

We are proud to present the next book of a 20-volume edition of classics of the erotic genre published before World War II. A total of 104 titles are included, most of them from the pen of authors who, for obvious reasons, wished to conceal their real names. This approach, on the other hand, allowed them to give free reins to their unbridled imagination and go wild, so that the eroticism in their works is at times over the top, remaining the benchmark for the authors of contemporary obscen...

"Goodbye to All That" is a powerful memoir written by Robert Graves, reflecting on his experiences during World War I. The book offers a candid and deeply personal account of the horrors of war and the impact it had on his life. Graves, a British soldier, provides readers with a vivid portrayal of the brutality and chaos of the battlefield. He shares his journey from a young man eager to serve his country to a disillusioned veteran grappling with the aftermath of conflict. The memoir begin...

The Legend of Sleepy Hollow, Rip Van Winkle, and Tales of a Traveller is a timeless collection of short stories written by Washington Irving, one of America's foremost literary figures. Originally published in the early years of XIX century, this collection has captivated readers for centuries with its haunting and humorous tales that have become iconic pieces of American literature. The book begins with the legendary tale of The Legend of Sleepy Hollow, set in a small village in New York ...

"Justine" by Marquis de Sade is a provocative novel that explores the life of a young woman named Justine. The book was first published in 1791 and has since become a significant work in the realm of erotic literature. Sade's writing challenges societal norms and delves into the darker aspects of human nature. The story follows Justine, a virtuous girl who is determined to maintain her innocence despite the corrupt world around her. After the death of her parents, Justine is left to naviga...

Grey Mask is the first book in the beloved Miss Silver series by British author Patricia Wentworth, originally published in 1928. This classic mystery novel introduces readers to Miss Maud Silver, a retired governess turned private detective, who would go on to become one of the most enduring and endearing figures in the cozy mystery genre. With its intricate plot, atmospheric setting, and memorable characters, Grey Mask sets the stage for a series that would captivate readers for decades....