Category: Pulp

Bob Hallock | Gloria | We are unable to provide a description at this time.

John Flagg | Murder In Monaco | They came to play, gamble and love – and some stayed to die.

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Murder strolled down the red carpet, on the heals of a royal and golden bride.

Margaret Anson | The Merry Order Of St. Bridget | Book consists of 12 long, detailed private letters to a friend about the Merry Order of St. Bridget, detailing flagellation and lesbian games.

Roland Vane | Sinful Sisters | June and Lorna share a London flat – Lorna shameless, mercenary and sordid, her sister quite the reverse – “sinister side-streets of Soho and the gari

Dorine Clark | Hell Cat | ‘No sin too awful, no vice too cruel…Night life as it really is- stripped of glamor, sodden with sex, feeding on naked desire.’

Prion Books UK | She Tried to Be Good | As America slowly relaxed its moral codes in the postwar era, pulp novels offered an initiation to the previously hidden demimondes of sex and hedonis

Joseph Commings | Lesbian Heaven | We are unable to provide a description at this time.

Kimberly Kemp | Lap of Luxury | INN OF SIN

Joyce found her pleasure in the lap of another woman and would do anything to stay there—even become a Lesbian prostitute.

Nina Sands | One Way Trip | We are unable to provide a description at this time.

Frank Marcus | The Killing of Sister George | Author Frank Marcus was once The Sunday Telegraph’s distinguished drama critic, and when he laid pen to paper for this play, he captured a powerful st