COSIMO'S WIFE by Rubington, Norman (writing as Akbar Del Piombo) - 1967

Literary Licensing, LLC, 2011-10-15. Paperback. Good.

Black Watch, 1965. Hardcover. Good.

New York: Olympia Press, 1971. Paperback. Light shelfwear. Very good. 149pp., No. OPS40 in The Olympia Press Series. A reprint of T. C. 202. "When Sir Oliver Mottke-Wrench discovered that his wife, Lady Mottke-Wrench, in the most flamboyant disarray (...) he retrieved the ancient silver-barreled musket of his grandfather, inserted the last remaining bullet in the weapon, and returned to the bedroom of infidelity.." OPS40.

New York: Olympia Press, 1971. Paperback. Light shelfwear. Very good. 163pp., No. OPS44 in The Olympia Press Series. A reprint of T. C. 204. his was published originally by the Paris Olympia Press as THE TRAVELLER'S COMPANION; reprinted under its present title in THE FETISH CROWD, a trilogy of "Akbar del Piombo's" novels, also published by the Olympia Press at Paris. Explicit erotic novel by Norman Rubington. An enticing banquet of fleshly delights, served to you by the master of erotic burlesque! Would you care to nibble on a wanton chambermaid to begin? or do you prefer a voluptuous nun who is trying to lose her maidenhead? Or will you just plunge right into the waiting orgy of lewd duchesses, libidinous Baronesses, lascivious Marquises, and totaly desireable ladies of every rank, whole-heartedly devoted to delicious decadence. From Cover. OPS44.

New York: Olympia Press, 1967. Paperback. Light shelfwear. Very good. 156pp. "When Sir Oliver Mottke-Wrench discovered that his wife, Lady Mottke-Wrench, in the most flamboyant disarray (...) he retrieved the ancient silver-barreled musket of his grandfather, inserted the last remaining bullet in the weapon, and returned to the bedroom of infidelity.." TC202.

New York: Olympia Press, 1967. Paperback. Light shelfwear; some light rubbing and oval sticker to cover. Very good. 156pp., No. 204 in the Traveller's Companion Series. Following COSIMO'S WIFE, here is another of Akbar del Piombo's exercises in erotic burlesque; the present volume was first released by Olympia Press in Paris under the title THE TRAVELLER'S COMPANION as part of the THE FETISH CROWD trilogy. It consists of two novellas, A CRUMBLING FACADE and I HAVE COME BACK. In the latter Del Piombo recounts the latest advenure of that great libidinous sleuth, Henry Pike--the central character in another of Del Piombo's novels, WHO PUSHED PAULA...So, more dukes, more barons, more inebriated horses, butlers, dogs and nuns (literally hoardes of them), gliding down the single track of their well-oiled libidos...Such as Manfred von Knachteppl. TC204.

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Paris: Traveller's Companion/ Olympia Press, 1967. Softcover. Very Good. Softcovers. 179 pp. Very good, some fade about the edges and a small narrow fade spot lower front cover. Adult erotic fiction. Rubington was an ex-patriate American painted and author living in Paris when the book was first pubolished by Olympia Press in 1955.

New York, NY, USA.: Olympia Publications./ Traveller's Companion, 1967. Book. Very Good. Soft cover. Fourth Edition.. 156 pgs. "When Sir Oliver Mottke-Wrench discovered his wife, lady Mottke-Wrech, in the most flamboyant diarray, . he retrieved the ancient silver-barreled musket of his grandfather, inserted the last remaing bullet in the weapon, and returned to the bedroom of infidelity." >>> SCARCE Size: 12mo - over 6¾" - 7¾" Tall..

Paris: The Olympia Press, 1965. 2nd Printing. Paperback. Light shelfwear. Very Good. 177; 131; 143pp. An adult collection of three erotic novels: Paula, The Piquose (TC 26); Duke Cosimo (TC34); and The Double-Bellied Companion (TC43) First published together in 1959, this is the 2nd Printing of 1965. Kearney-Carroll 7.73.2. 8vo. Three volumes in one, pp. 177, 131, 143. Volume 73 of The Traveller's Companion Series. Reprints of three of "Akbar's" wonderfully gothic and bizarre erotic novels that were first published by the Olympia Press separately: Paula the Piquose [originally Who Pushed Paula] (1956). - Duke Cosimo [originally Cosimo's Wife] (1957). - The Double-Bellied Companion [originally The Traveller's Companion] (1957). This collection - or rather this edition of this collection - had the unfortunate effect of confounding "Akbar" with William Burroughs, since by a printer's blunder a page from a Burroughs book advertising "other books by the same author" was included here. The Fetish Crowd… Read More