Paul Renin
Cleveland: Kaywin Publishers, 1951.

Coming-of-age erotic pulp fiction. “At sixteen she was sweet, innocent and unawakened; she had never been kissed and was puzzled by her feelings of feverish excitement whenever a man put his arm around her; she had the body of a woman, voluptuous and tempting, and was completely ignorant of the promise which it held. An Archer Book 50. Cover illustration by REginald Heade

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.”

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.”

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….”

Hal Ellson
Israel: Priory Books, No date.

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

Hillary Aueteur
New York: Pinnacle Books, 1984.

An erotic novel set in the Italian Renaissance.

Attie Marie Van Calcar
Sydney: Angus & Robertson, 1979.

Australian houeswife sleaze published under Angus & Robertson’s Akron imprint.

Earl Thompson
London: Pan, 1983.

Pulp edition of the third book by the American writer.

John Colleton
New York: Signet, 1978.

John Colleton
New York: Signet, 1974.

Robert Hodley
London: Softcover Library, 1972.

English sleaze pulp.

Aston Cantwell
New York: Warner, 1983.

Twins delight London town.

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.