Only title by this author. Begins delicately, with the sensuous description of a young bride, fresh from America, who awaits her husband as he returns to their new home in the Old Country. Lash, then, is a novel in the tradition of Daisy Miller, save that Daisy in this case is an ass-kicking wench who's been around the block quite a few times, and lets you in on all the how's and wherefore's. Originally published 1962 as an Othello book.

Under the protection of nun's habits and priests' robes, lecherous and lascivious rituals are performed by laymen and clergy alike. The unpublished and unvarnished facts of bizarre flagellation in a convent. This is the most shocking report ever to be printed.Illustrated.

He knew that Jenny wasn't dead. But he also knew that if she regained consciousness, he'd be in a lot of trouble. His only thought was that of escape. But he knew it would be better to wait until morning to see just how bad things were. If she died out there and never regained consciousness, he might not be in any trouble at all. And perhaps, if she did regain consciousness, she might be too embarrassed to tell anyone what happened. He didn't bother to look back. He pulled the car forward ...

VIRGINITY LOST...Nowhere is the atmosphere more appropriate for spicy tales than at a fraternity get-together. Wine, laughter and the language of the lusty-such is the setting for the Maidenhead Stories, in which each member must relate the uncensored account of the loss of his virginity.SENSUALITY FOUND...The discovery that one brother has not yet suffered the initial rites of Cupid only heightens the merriment. And it is decided t...

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.

The Cruise of the Bizarre!Susan is led into the finely spun web of disaster, trapped on board a ship catering to the most perverted and orgiastic pleasures and pain imaginable. She is trained to become a vessel from which others draw to gratify any and all whims; ready to do whatever she is bade. A group of adults with combined sexual appetites that make La Dolce Vita sound like a grade school picnic.

Maeve is an entirely normal, healthy young woman in every respect-except that she is totally frustrated by the lack of any attention, particularly sexual attention, from her husband. Like most frustrated people, she attempts to divert her burning energies into another channel. In this case, Maeve develops an interest in art, spends many hours a day painting... and thus in her turn begins to neglect her housework and her husband. Thus the well-known vicious circle has started to spin, and o...