John Norman
New York: Daw Books, 1974.

Sex guide including 53 fantasy scenarios by philosophy professor and the fantasy sci-fi novelist of the Gor series, John Frederick Lange Jr.

Angel Smith
New York: Warner Paperback Library, 1975.

Guide to sexual fetishes.

Daniel Gordon
New York: Ace, No date.

Guide to sex “games”, from wife-swapping to sex in old age.

Paul Ableman
New York: Ace, No date.

Pulp edition of The Mouth and Oral Sex.

London: Sphere Books, 1971.

A definitive study of homosexuality. Translated from the French by Margaret Crosland and Alan Daventry.

Russell Braddon
London: Pan Books, 1967.

The first pan paperback printing of Braddon’s science fiction novel of giant mutant rabbits running amok in Australia.

Adina Yurana
Sydney: Howard Productions, 1972.

Fully illustrated throughout with black and white pinup and softcore photographs with comical captions opposite. Includes numerous drag photographs. Rare Australian erotica.

Peter Widdy
[Sydney]: [Lay Press], No date.

Published anonymously, bar the Rotospeed Press logo, though there are known examples which have the Lay / Rotospeed Press imprint.

Blakely St. James
London: Arrow Books, 1984.

Blakely St. James
New York: Berkley Books, 1983.

Anonymous
London: Star, 1985.

Star pulp edition of the 19th century exploitation erotic novel.

Laure-Anne D.; Nicholas Courtin
London: Star, 1986.

“The sizzling, shocking adventures of a young woman who giver her all for France!”

Amelia Greene
London: Star, 1984.

A woman caught between feminism and lust for men.

Jack Simons; Sid Valley
United States: Emerald Reader, 1967.

20th century American pulp smut fiction. ER 108. Cover crediting Jack Simons, the title to Sid Valley, likely both pseudonyms and emblematic of pulps hurried design.

Molly Parkin
London: Star, 1983.

Novel by Welsh painter and writer Molly Parkin.

Jennifer
New York: Dell Publishing Co., 1983.

One in a series featuring an erotic heroine of the 1980s.

Jennifer
New York: Dell Publishing Co., 1983.

One in a series featuring an erotic heroine of the 1980s.

Fiona Richmond
London: Arrow Books, 1984.

Sci-fi erotica.

Philip Kirk
New York: Leisure Books, 1983.

Sexpionage. The second book in the Butler series written by Leonard Levinson under the Philip Kirk pseudonym.

Karen Hunter
New York: Paperback Library, 1972.

“There was a dish to satisfy every man’s appetite at the house of love.”

Emmanuelle Arsan
New York: Paperback Library, 1972.

Sequel to the best selling sexual self-discovery novel by Thai-French author Marayat Rollet-Andriane (1932-2005). Her series first published clandestinely by Eric Losfeld.

Anonymous
New York: Bantam, 1975.

1970s guide to brothels and sex clubs of Europe.

Aston Cantwell
New York: Warner, 1983.

Twins delight London town.

Molly Weatherfield
New York: Masquerade Books, 1988.

Erotic SM story. Extensive Masquerade Books catalogue at rear.

Barbra Ward
London: Panther, 1969.

Pulp edition of author’s first novel, lesbian fiction set in 1960s Greenwich Village. GRIER A*.

Robert Hodley
London: Softcover Library, 1972.

English sleaze pulp.

Janie Stagestruck
Sydney: Angus & Robertson, 1972.

An erotic novel based on the Australian primetime soap opera Number 96. Published under Angus & Robertson’s Akron imprint with a cover photo by Wesley Stacey (1941-2023), co-founder of the Australian Centre for Photography.

Diana Fuller
Melbourne: Sun Books, 1977.

“Savagery and passion amongst the wild women convicts of early Australia.” A novelization of the film.

[Alan Hopgood]
Sydney and Melbourne: Scripts, 1974.

The book of the Australian 1973 sex comedy.

John Colleton
New York: Signet, 1974.

John Colleton
New York: Signet, 1976.

John Colleton
New York: Signet, 1978.

Carlton Joyce
Sydney and Melbourne: Magazine Services, No date.

College professor sleaze. Australian pulp. Beacon Books No. 188.

Earl Thompson
London: Pan, 1983.

Pulp edition of the third book by the American writer.

Hugh Miller
London: New English Library, 1973.

“A shocking and detailed portrait of an amoral eighteen-year-old.

Anonymous
New York: Grove Press, 1969.

Pulp edition of 1930s clandestine cross-dressing story.

Gerald Greene; Caroline Greene
New York: Ballantine, 1978.

A study of sado-masochism.

Roxanne Rules
New York: Star Distributors, 1996.

SM erotic pulp fiction.

Brazen Adele
New York: Star Distributors, 1996.

SM erotic pulp fiction.

Roger Blake
Cleveland: KDS Corporation, 1968.

Sex toys in the 1960s.

Hillary Aueteur
New York: Pinnacle Books, 1984.

An erotic novel set in the Italian Renaissance.

Hal Ellson
Israel: Priory Books, No date.

Revolting teen-agers. International edition of the US Monarch pulp.

Paul V. Dallas
North Hollywood: Essex House, 1968.

Blaxploitation pulp novel.

Ray Hibbeler
: Volitant Books, No date.

“The inside story of Chicago’s fabulous bawdy house and its sensuous sex experts.”

Trish Luker
Sydney: Sydney Gay & Lesbian Mardi Gras, 1998.

1998 Sydney Gay & Lesbian Mardi Gras: A Free taste of lesbian & gay fiction, faction, farce and friction.

Larry Townsend
New York: Badboy, 1994.

One of the many gay erotic pulp novels produced in the mid to late 20th century. These short sexually explicit stories, many of which were formulaic and published in easily recognisable series with graphically illustrated covers and titillating titles each targeting a specific sexual niche, demonstrate the breadth of sexual fantasy, occupation, desire, and deviance of the emerging homosexual culture.

Larry Townsend
New York: Carlyle Communications, 1989.

A completely new sequel to the definitive exploration of the gay S&M leather scene. The updated second edition.

Walter Harris
London: Star, 1974.

“A rumbustious adventure of occult sensuality”

Robert Neill
London: Arrow Books, 1970.

Witchcraft in Cromwell’s England

Playboy
London: Four Square, 1966.

Illustrations by Seymour Chwast.

Tod Nylan
San Diego: Greenleaf Classics, 1970.

Novelization from the 1966 sexploitation film AKA The Maidens of Fetish Street. Illustrated with stills from the movie as well as additional colour photographs.

Stephen L. W. Greene
San Diego: Greenleaf Classics, 1973.

“The full truth about how a surrogate wife helps the sexually incompetent male regain his full sex powers. Completely photo-illustrated.” A guide to hands-on sex therapists.

J. Henry Rusk
San Diego: Greenleaf Classics, 1973.

Greenleaf sexploitation study of Asian sexuality. “What is the true meaning of ying and yang? Why did so many American GIs bring Japanese wives home to the States? Can the hot thrust of flesh against flesh be better with an Oriental woman? These are among the many questions that J. Henry Rush, Ph.D., answers in SEXUAL SERVANTS, an amazing photo-illustrated study of Oriental sexuality.”

Frank R. Clark
Hollywood: Twilight Pub, 1970.

Pseudo-sexological pulp account of homosexuality in American society in the 1960s interspersed with graphic photographs, some in colour, of male and female homosexual and straight couples.

Gustavo Leal R.
Hollywood: University Circle Press, 1971.

Third in a series of 4 pseudo-sexological pulp studies, this number focused homosexual relations between brothers, graphically illustrated throughout.

No Author
London: Titian Publications, No date.

29 pages of pseudo-sexological pulp on unusual sex followed by a lengthy series of 2 girls caning each other.

Jim Bailey
Wolverhampton: Jay Group Publications, 1973.

16 pages of erotic fiction followed by a lengthy series of a man playfully spanking a woman.

Jim West
New York: Star Distributors, 1973.

Incest gay pulp. Spade Classics SPADE 125. One of the many gay erotic pulp novels produced in the mid to late 20th century. These short sexually explicit stories, many of which were formulaic and published in easily recognisable series with graphically illustrated covers and titillating titles each targeting a specific sexual niche, demonstrate the breadth of sexual fantasy, occupation, desire, and deviance of the emerging homosexual culture.

[John Cleland]
Sydney: Howard Productions, 1972.

Short extracts from the Luxor Press edition with erotic photo-illustations. Rare Australian erotica.

Adina Yurana
Sydney: Howard Productions, 1972.

A game of strip poker followed by some slow dancing. Rare Australian erotica.

Howard Productions
Sydney: Howard Productions, 1972.

Nude erotic portraits of women. Rare Australian erotica.

Howard Productions
Sydney: Howard Productions, 1972.

Nude erotic portraits of women. Rare Australian erotica.

S. A. DeKalb
Sydney: Potz Press, 1972.

Erotic series of two women making love in the bath with text by S. A. DeKalb. Rare Australian erotica.

Mark Daniels
Fresno: Saber Books, 1964.

Noir pulp. Saber Books SA-51. “Staring into the gun barrel, he was completely at the mercy of a woman who lived only to destroy men….”

Morgan Latham
Cleveland: Chevron Publications, 1967.

Wifeswapping pulp. WWNC 118. Cover illustration by Gene Bilbrew. “The bizarre adventures of a group of thrill seeking adolescent swingers who breathtakingly pursue an extra-curricular course of study.”

Douglas R. Wingate
Cleveland: Chevron Publications, 1967.

Gigolo themed pulp. WWNC 105. Cover illustration by Gene Bilbrew. “He was a paid stud in the service of the highest bidder but he accepted any fringe benefits that came along.”

Sandra Lawrence; Ken Williams
New York: Lancer Books, 1967.

Pulp photo novel set in the mod subculture of 1960s London. Bohemian youths and motorcycles captured by Ken Williams.