Harlem Harlot by Don Holliday

Harlem Harlot

Don Holliday

No Sin Too Great–No Lust Too Degrading!’

First Line(s)

Her name was Sara Jackson. She had white teeth and dark eyes and red lips and brown skin.

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

Author: LFWBooks