Category: Pulp

Paula Christian | Twilight Girls | From Publishers Weekly

These thoroughly enjoyable linked novellas from veteran pulp novelist Christian were originally published in 1959 and 1963,

Lynda Parker | The Odd Switch | ‘Lisa and Sandy landed in San Diego–and had hardly warmed up their new house when the Marines landed.’

Ralph Whitmore, Jr. | Passions Unlimited | The wild and wanton movements of frenzied lust proved she was a pro

Edward D. Wood, Jr. | Killer In Drag | Meet Ed Wood’s alter ego Glen/Glenda, whose ravishing beauty and musical voice bewitch every male in sight. Impeccably attired in either gender, hired

Don Elliott; Robert Silverberg | All On Sunday | ‘All the other family members had gone in search of fun, leaving Kate alone to contemplate her lethargic existence, her indifference to adventure. The

James Harvey | Teacher’s Pet | ‘With only six weeks till high school graduation, luscious Linda Patterson found herself failing French. She makes a deal with the French teacher, Mr.

Maude Hutchins | Victorine | A strange love transforms a young girl into womanhood. A fascinating novel about a highly sensitized young nymph, too innocent to fully understand her

Alex Blake | Nobody Loves a Tramp | A behind the scenes expose of the depraved life of a prostitute and her anguished search for love!

Paul V. Russo; Gerald Kramer | Forbidden Love / Strange Desires | Two new novels about women who wanted the strange side of love

Alan Marshall; Donald E Westlake | Bed of Shame | ‘Off Base Sin…some even shared their shame with the perversions of their own kind!’