Greenwich, CT: Fawcett Publications Inc., 1957. First Edition. Wraps. 12mo. Mass market paperback. Moderate edgewear and creasing; spine slightly cocked. Very good. Sentimental pulp noted as a "well-written and sensitive portrait of lesbian life in the 1950s" (Jaye Zimet, Strange Sisters: The Art of Lesbian Pulp Fiction). A milestone in.....

np: [ca. mid-1980s]. Square folio brown faux-leather contemporary commercial album. Containing 97 color photographs loosely inserted in compartmented plastic sleeves (six to a page). Most 3"x 5", some smaller, with some Poloroids. A couple of images trimmed, a few more creased. Some annotations to versos. Else well-preserved. Easily very good.....

North Hollywood: Private Edition Books, 1965. First Edition. Wraps. 16mo. Mass market paperback. Mild edgewear, light creasing. Very good plus. 155pp. A young man in Hollywood must choose beween money and love: Gay pulp erotica by the prolific and genre-crossing Victor J. Banis, writing as Victor Jay.

New York: Bee-Line Books, 1969. First Edition. Wraps. 16mo. Mass market paperback. Moderate edgewear and creasing; foxing to back cover. Very good minus. 152pp. Pulp erotica. From the back cover: "[F]or this forbidden desire she was called a LESBIAN WITCH!" Be advised that the witchcraft is metaphorical.

Detroit: Foremost Publishers / Phantom Books, 1965. First Edition. Wraps. 16mo. Mass market paperback. Minor edgewear and spine creasing. Very good plus. 158pp. Sleaze pulp featuring the spike-heeled, leather-corseted Superintendent of a girls' reformatory: "Julie was so strangely impressed by her weird patent leather shoes that she couldn't speak." Cover.....