Bizarre
Ivan Tarpoff
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From the back:
Invitation to a village ‘tea’ party…
… not the tea that comes with sugar and cream! A reefer party in notorious Greenwich Village where passions run wild, where men love men and women love women, where leather heels and black velvet clothes hold a special appeal. The party included:
Mimi DuClos – an artiste who was a willing nymph and craved the hot embraces of men and women or groups of both!
Lisa Lowery – an Amazon in black leather clothes who ruled with an iron fist and a slicing whip!
Bob McGill – a blond Apollo who thrilled to the feel of silk and satin and loved wearing feminine clothes. A sculptor’s inspiration of manhood. A fashion doll of femininity.
Henry Weiner – he took one whiff of a reefer and was willing to do anything… and have it done to him, too.
Bizarre explores a sorded segment of New York’s Greenwich Village where artists, models, writers, poets break all conventions. This book will shock you with its naked truth…
…Night Life in Bohemia
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Details
| Genre | Pulp |
| Publication Date | 1964 |
| Publisher | First Niter |
| Format | Mass Market Paperback |
| No. of Pages | 159 |
| Notes | First Niter FN109 |
| Language | English |
| Rating | NotRated |
| Cover Artist | Eric Stanton |
| Subject | Lesbian Sleaze; Lesbians – Fiction; Popular Literature |
| BookID | 1220 |
