Olympia Press imprint: 312 books

A beautiful clairvoyant finds herself relentlessly pursued by the reincarnation of an evil satyr who believes her to be a reborn Goddess of love.

John Mulready had just one weakness... women. Not women en masse or in one-night stands, but one at a time, all-out, for real and forever—except that somehow none of his once-in-a-lifetime romances seemed to last quite that long. Always, sooner or later, a new love arrived to claim John's...

Classic tale of young gay love on the streets and in the bedrooms of Paris. This book—“Romeo's Romeo”—is the first part of a trilogy. Two other books—“Romeo Without Romeo”—are to be published in due course.

Only the fact that she was married kept lovely Marilyn from becoming a Rose Bowl Queen. But it didn't keep her from making headline's as one of the country's most successful call girls. Her clients ranged from Hollywood's most illustrious stars to crime syndicate leaders. What are...

When Jack Angleman originally proposed the idea for Girl in a Cage to us, we were not particularly enthusiastic. It sounded at first like just another novel with a publishing background. However, Mr. Angleman is definitely one of our more talented writers, and he usually does know what he is doing....

Sequel to Susan, or the Ravaged Innocent Unveiled. Lady Fale exacts revenge on her captors aboard the Bizarre, in dramatic fashion.

Handling prose with the delicate skill of a poet, Harvey Cohen has succeeded in doing what so many writers have failed, to literally synthesize a "trip" in words. And what a trip it is, as he leads you on this Odyssey to the alien, misty lands of the "Counter-Culture." You look at conventional America...

After being celibate for five years, Nicky Bayless very quickly makes up for lost time after landing a fluke fellowship from the local university. Nicky is aided -- and comforted -- in his education by a parade of women who both lead and follow him through an underworld of sexual extremism.

They called Billy "The Kid," but when he took to the road, he drove women wild in this tale of blackmail, seduction, group sex, and murder.

Detective Martin Stone is back in this convoluted case of insurance fraud and murder that somehow lets him have sex with the wives of rich men--and the secretaries of rich men!

Only title by this author. Begins delicately, with the sensuous description of a young bride, fresh from America, who awaits her husband as he returns to their new home in the Old Country. Lash, then, is a novel in the tradition of Daisy Miller, save that Daisy in this case is an ass-kicking wench who's...

The third solo effort by author Daimler gives us a contemporary recreation of all the scenes from de Sade's Bedroom Philosophers. They deserve much credit for their thoroughness, and author Daimler gets kudos for her wit and early attempt at post-modernism.

In 1909 Benito Mussolini, then in his twenty-sixth year, was working in Trent (at that time part of Austria) as secretary to the Socialist Chamber of Labor, or trade union headquarters. He received a salary of 24 a month, which he supplemented by giving French lessons. His work as secretary included...

Few of us have not read or heard of the increasing number of “discipline groups” that flourish behind locked doors, stimulating sexual appetites and often triggering sexual climaxes through the medium of corporal punishment. Imagine, as has Chaucer Cartwright, an entire society which has...