Pulp

Myron Kosloff | Two For Two | First Line(s)

Judith King wondered if her friends knew what their husbands were up to.

It was Thursday afternoon and she was complai

Jay Carr; James P. Duff | Crack-Up In Suburbia | A Dramatic Case-History Account of the Manners, Mores and Morals of Big-City Exiles.

-The Suburban Family;

-Other Women’s Husbands;

Reed Gilmore | People Who Peep | We are unable to provide a description at this time.

Andrew Shaw | Passion Alley | The story of two college kids who escape to the Village for drugs and sex.

Then he finds out the person Alissa has been with is a woman

Albert White | Hampered | Inherited from mother…

This strange fascination had indeed been inherited from Brent’s mother, Marion Parsons, who scolded and spanked their

Jerry North | The Trouble With Eve | First Line(s)

It was the second session of summer school and hotter than blazes. August had been miserable that year and the classroom was ho

John Plunkett | She’ll Get Hers | There was fear in the hearts of the Syndicate underlings, for Marty Koslo was in Hollywood. And wherever Marty went, Death was sure to follow.

Claude Dauphine | Roamin’ Carnival | We are unable to provide a description at this time.

March Hastings | The Outcasts | An explosive novel that probes the soul of good and evil…exposes the magnetic pull that depravity can have over a young and beautiful girl.

Marcus Van Heller | Adam And Eve | An account of a boy and a girl, innocent and in Eve’s case somewhat frigid, who flee the countryside for London, him to be a painter, her an actress.