Category: Pulp

Vicki Baum | The Mustard Seed | Minor lesbian content, but it’s really funny how many religious books have the same title! Republished many times with many different covers by many d

Ed Wood | Purple Thighs | Wood’s personal acronym for LSD. Hippie sexploitation. Main characters are Adam and Eve.

J.D. Ford | L is for Lesbian | The Dean used the helpless faculty to satisfy her own abnormal cravings for love

Mark Lucas | The Left Hand of Satan | Nick knew Ginger had been slipping women into her bed, but he was shocked to see that Betty Jo was one of them.

Dallas Mayo | Lesbian Dollhouse | First Line(s)

Nerves aquiver with anticipation, Blythe Venable paced the floor of her room impatiently, much too jittery to sit down and rela

Allan Mora; Lester Lake | Babes Behind Bars | The hard-bitten story of a young girl thrown into the most vicious web of carnality ever imagined… a woman’s prison.’

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Jane Sherman | Twilight Lust | Twilight lovers, the world called them, shadowy shapes that drifted together, then fused in fiery passion.

Radclyffe Hall | The Well of Loneliness | First published in 1928, this timeless portrayal of lesbian love is now a classic. The thinly disguised story of Hall’s own life, it was banned outrig

Nina Farewell | Someone To Love | One brief, incomplete lesbian episode in a long, interesting novel of a woman’s continual search for real love in a life filled with fleeting liaisons

Edwin Smith | School for Sex | No man her own age could satisfy her terrible needs