Harlem Harlot
Don Holliday
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First Line(s)
Her name was Sara Jackson. She had white teeth and dark eyes and red lips and brown skin.
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From the back:
Gutter Tramp
was what Sara became the day her mother died in a Harlem slum. Sara, who learned loo quickly that Harlem sin was a fast slide to moral rot with no stops inbetween. No passion was too evil, no lust too depraved for the right price. Right through the sin-catalogue, from front to back — with a few pages she wrote herself. That was Sara Jackson’s life in the neon-blasted hellhole of Harlem’s streets and dark-choked alleys where her wanton passions blazed a lust frail, where men — and women — of all colors could buy her and sample her
Pagan Sins!
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Details
| Genre | Pulp |
| Copyright Date | 1962 |
| Publication Date | Aug-62 |
| Publisher | Nightstand Book |
| Format | Mass Market Paperback |
| No. of Pages | 188 |
| Notes | Nightstand Book NB 1619
Holliday, Don listed as author on front cover, Andrew Shaw listed as author on copyright page. |
| Language | English |
| Rating | NotRated |
| Cover Artist | Harold William McCauley |
| Paper Type | Electronic Format Available |
| Subject | Lesbians – Fiction |
| BookID | 5164 |