Search Results: Authors starting with P from Alta-Glamour Inc.

East Setauket, NY: C.F. Publications, 1980. Corner stapled typescript. Light edgewear. Very good.. 4 pp. Erotic spanking fiction. Most of CFP's stories featured women spanked by men; some men spanked by women; domestic and family situations: OTK, hairbrushes, bare hands, tawses, etc. In this tale, a strict governess takes over the role of disciplinarian with considerable relish, spanking brother and sister. Dot-matrix printed typescript, printed on one side of the page. From the publisher of THE OTK NEWSLETTER, MEN UNDER CONTROL, and SPANKING GOOD STORIES.

Privately Printed, 1970. Saddle-stapled illustrated wrappers. Light shelfwear. Very good.. 72pp. Illustrated with b/w drawings. from teh tone of the writing and disclaimer (Sold only to adult students of the social sciences and members of the learned profession of psychology), this seems to be a reprint of an earlier work or a good work of pastiche, "Complete and unexpurgated English translation." The work is a first-person tale of a woman with a penchant for flagellation: "As a matter of fact, I have enough money to buy myself men to whip me until I die. I am not ashamed of my weakness in this respect." Five chapters: A Flagellant; A Spanking Love Affair; A Flagellant's Double-Cross; and The Final Song of the Whip.

New York: Black Cat, 2004. 1st Printing. Trade paperback. Light shelfwear. Very Good. 167pp. Translated from the Italian by Lawrence Venuti. A fictionalized memoir of Melissa P., a Sicilian teenager whose quest for love rapidly devolves into a shocking journey of sexual discovery.

Seattle, WA: Self Published, 2015. Saddle-stapled mini-zine. Light shelfwear. Very good. Small pamphlet 4.5 x 5.5", 16 pp. with color cardstock covers, and a printed mylar overlay. B&w illustrations and text narrate the assignation of JFK, and the related national tragedy of 9/11.

Washington, DC: Stanley Press, 1954. Original illustrated wrappers, side-stapled. Light shelfwear, and tape residue to fore-edge. Internal dampstain to top edge at gutter; does not affect illustrations and does not signficantly affect text. Good. 79pp. Illustrated with drawings in black and white. A piracy of an earlier work; from the style of printing and binding, likely a 1960s piracy of the Stanley Press book, "A serious though fictional work primarily comprised of artistic and textual conceptions of various phases of Sadism and Masochism derived from authentic case histories and experiences." Contains thirteen chapters, each detailing the point fof view of a female, "principal passive character," and her experiences with spanking, whipping, flagellation, and more spanking.

Charleston, NC: The History Press, 2016. 1st Printng. Trade paperback. Light shelfwear. Very Good. 174pp., with b/w photos throughout.

Greenwich, CT: Fawcett Publications, 1960. 2nd Printing. Paperback. Light shelfwear. Very Good. 190pp. GGA cover art. A vintage sleaze novel exposing the seedy underbelly of the suburbs. S966.

City of Industry, CA: Collectors Publications [Marvin Miller], 1968. Paperback. Light shelfwear. Very good. 116pp+ads. A pornographic novel. 21231.

New York: Ballantine Books, 1993. 1st Printing. Hardcover in dust jacket. Light shelfwear. Very Good. 246pp. Book one in the Mo Bowdre mystery series. Inscribe by the author on the ffep: For Ruth with warm regards (signed) Jake Page.

Albuquerque: University of New Mexico Press, 2000. 1st Printing. Hardcover in dust jacket. Light shelfwear. Very Good. 286pp. Book three in the Mo Bowdre mystery series.

New York: Ballantine Books, 1994. 1st Printing. Hardcover in dust jacket. Light shelfwear. Very Good. 228pp. Book two in the Mo Bowdre mystery series. Inscribe by the author on the title page: For Kathy with many thanks (signed) Jake Page.

New York: Ballantine Books, 1994. 1st Printing. Hardcover in dust jacket. Light shelfwear. Very Good. 228pp. Book three in the Mo Bowdre mystery series.

Chatsworth, CA: GX, Inc, 1973. Paperback. Light shelfwear. Very good. 184 pp. + ads. A pornographic / sleaze novel. 'At fifty-five, Jefferson was pimping again.'. ZB236.

Minor wear. Very good. 26 x 13.75". Printed in multicolor on cream colored stock. Photographic image of the "Dickmobile" created by Steven Hastings Paige of L.A. who promises it will drive your inadequacies away!

New York: W.W. Norton, 2004. Trade paperback. Light shelfwear. Remainder mark. Very Good. 278 pp. In a single generation, Tibetan Buddhism developed from the faith of a remote mountain people, associated with bizarre, almost medieval, superstitions, to perhaps the most rapidly growing and celebrity-studded religion in the West. Disaffected with other religious traditions yet searching for meaning, huge numbers of Americans have found their way to the wisdom of Tibetan lamas in exile. Earthy, humorous, commonsensical, and eccentric, these flamboyant teachers - larger-than-life characters like Lama Yeshe and Chogyma Trungpa - proved to be charismatic and gifted ambassadors for their ancient religion. So did two Western women, born in Brooklyn and London's East End, whose homegrown religious intuitions turned out to be identical with the most sophisticated Tibetan teachings, revealing them to be reincarnated lamas. With great flair for both the sublime and the human, Jeffrey Paine narrates in… Read More

[Buffalo?]: No Publisher [Hilbarth, Inc.?], 1970. Saddle-stapled digest sized magazine with printed color covers. Light shelfwear; mild spotting to back wrapper. Very good. 48pp. Illustrated with b/w artwork. A pornographic tale of bondage and domination. Bondage, flagellation, female domination of women, male domination of women. No publisher is listed; font style and design suggest Hilbarth, Inc., but that's a matter of conjecture.

New York: St Martins Press, 1994. 1st Edition. Hardcover in dust jacket. Light shelfwear. Very Good. 8vo. xix + 278pp., including Index; illustrated throughout with a couple of maps. In 1990, armed with five kilos of luggage, a camera, and a liter of vodka, Sheila Paine set off for the high valleys of the Hindu Kush in northern Pakistan, looking for an interesting amuletic pattern relevant to her work as a textile expert.

New York: Bantam Books, 1968. Paperback. Light shelfwear. Very good. unpaginated, profusely illust. with b/w and color photos. Photographs by Paine, text by Francoise Sagan and Federico Fellini. Paine has created a suberb expression of the eternal, subtle woman, the nuances of seduction, the hostility of intimacy and the glories of love. DG4102.

San Francisco: Kundalini Publishing, Inc, 1993. Saddle-stapled magazine. Light shelfwear. Very good. 64pp., plus covers. Cutting-edge photography, fiction, articles and art by leading alternative writers, artists, and thinkers. Erotic photography, fiction, fetish, technology, cybersex, comics, film, music, etc. Features: Interview with R. U. Sirius. The Return of Sexploitation by Johnny Ray Huston. Like a Sex Machine, by Lisa Palac. I Wank the Body Electric, by Richard Kadrey. It Takes One to Tango, by Jack Boulware. From Dyke to Dude by Trish Thomas (transsexualism). Photography: Anael, by Ralph Steinmeier; Akt, by Gunther Blum; portfolio (Robert Griffeth, Peter Turner, Christine Rosholt, etc). Fiction: Snake Dance, by M.I. Blue. Tantric Flesh Dream, by Jon Warner Martin. Poetry by Steven aVoie and Nick Herbert. An untitled comic by Renee French. Letters, news, reviews.

San Francisco: Kundalini Publishing, Inc, 1993. Saddle-stapled magazine. Light shelfwear. Very good. 64pp., plus covers. Cutting-edge photography, fiction, articles and art by leading alternative writers, artists, and thinkers. Erotic photography, fiction, fetish, technology, cybersex, comics, film, music, etc. Features: Interview with William Gibson. That's Not Erotic!, by Lisa Palac. My Porno Dad by Victoria Stagg Elliott. Self-Service, by Kim Teevan. Photography: Video Games, by Joegh Bullock & Lisa Palac; Motion & Dreaming, by Steve Knoll; The Spencer Tunick Show, by Spencer Tunick. Fiction: Love Under Siege, by Carrington McDuffie; Intercore by M. Christian. Tierra de Pajaro - comic by Gilbert Hernandez. Letters, news, reviews.