I Love Thee, Beast
H.D. Miller
‘A Scorching White-Hot Shocker About the Beatniks of Greenwich Village.’ – From the front wrapper.
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From the back:
Love with the proper stranger
… a girl he’d met only an hour before, that was John Mingo’s specialty. Scruples? That was for squares. Happiness? John had felt it… when one of his conquests turned out to be rich.
Sandra was rich. Her husband paid John $5000 to stay away. Leeann was rich. But she liked alcohol better than John, and drugs better than drink.
Thea was poor. She lived with John and she loved him. She wanted marriage, babies, a home. She got soul, heart and body scarred for life.
For John Mingo is typical of Greenwich Village. And in the Village, they don’t quite play the game.
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Details
| Genre | Pulp |
| Copyright Date | 1964 |
| Publication Date | 1966 |
| Publisher | Macfadden-Bartell |
| Format | Mass Market Paperback |
| No. of Pages | 221 |
| Notes | MacFadden-Bartell Book 75-173 |
| Language | English |
| Rating | NotRated |
| Original Title | The Great Sweet Days of Old Shibui |
| Original Publisher | Doubleday |
| Subject | Beat generation; Erotic fiction, American; Lesbians – Fiction |
| BookID | 5720 |
