No, really. Here we have the first five issues of the Fun, happy, and VERY X-rated adult comic 'XXXenophile'. collected in one attractive volume. Sprung forth from the mind of the Hugo award winning artist Phil Foglio then served with a smile (and nothing else). What is the story? Well, XXXenophile is an anthology title, it consists of lots of short, unrelated stories spanning many genres. From Fantasy to Sci-Fi-fi the one things that they share in common are their humor, and of course, lots of sex. ADULTS ONLY!

    Set into motion by a single act of abandonment-Catherine's lover of ten years has left her-she falls deeper and deeper into an irretrievable madness. With passionate abandon and detachment Catherine pursues her own destruction. Forcing the boundaries of identity and the limits of her eroticism, she enters a series of blinding sexual encounters with a poet, a fascist, a young Arlesian woman, a fireman, and three thieves. Eerily she splits herself in two so that she is both the one who watches and the one who is watched, creator and creation, author and character, as she observes herself from afar "And I would like to help her, " the one who watches says, "but I can't." Finally she meets Lucien, the solitary, cynical, beautiful man with long hair who looks as though he has "stepped out of an unmade film by the dead Truffaut, " and through this mysterious, doomed, bittersweet liaison Catherine makes one last attempt to halt her decline through the redemptive act of story-telling. She begins to invent the story of their lives, telling it to him half in English, half in French, joining their solitudes for a moment before losing forever her belief that the shapely, hopeful prospects of narrative make sense of expenence. "She notices how everything is given up or taken away" as she loses the power of the imagination or memory or the body to console, and finally of language to convey meaning. This mesmerizing drama of sex, betrayal, and dissolution with its shattering inevitable conclusion is played out against the dazzling backdrop of the beautiful, indifferent Cote d'Azur in summer. Written in a dwindling lexicon with a simple, warped musicality, The American Woman in the Chinese Hat is a dark, uncompromising, seductive work of art.

    Illustrated with line drawings throughout.

    While some sources reference the chapbook as "[being] reproduced in the first section of [his book] Cottonmouth Kisses," the claim is not entirely correct. As a matter of fact, of the 31 poems, two pen and ink illustrations and one photograph by Catalyst that appear in Caresses Soft as Sandpaper, only five poems - "Actions Speak," "Scorch," "Those Final Moments," "Anything," and "Yeah, Sure" - were included in Cottonmouth Kisses. Instead, Caresses Soft as Sandpaper is one of three sections in Cottonmouth Kisses. Conversely, that section contains three poems and a short story that were not - and are not - among the compendium known as Caresses Soft as Sandpaper.

    - "Alma Mater"Here is a collection of short stories in which werewolves explore their erotic natures.

    Twenty erotic writers explore the taboo territory of daddy fantasies, with stories about gay male leather daddies, dyke daddies, submissive daddies, and a dozen other variations.

    

    This book provides an overview of the stereoscopic nude from its early beginnings to its final leap forward in popularity at the eve of WWII. 9" x 12". Tinted photos.

    In the 1950s, when dirty books (and great ones) were being banned in Britain and America, Maurice Girodias launched a career in Paris that earned him the nickname the "Prince of Porn". John de St. Jorre gives a high-spirited account of this infamous publisher whose eclectic list included Lolita, The Ginger Man, Henry Miller's several Tropics, and the outrageous romp called Candy. Photos.

    The story, “Master Class,” originally appeared in In Touch. ...

    -- Jay Wiseman

    Ghostly romances from the past, high school hunks in heat lead to reunions in leather, handcuffed to a motorcycle. Told with a lighthearted wit and admiration, Bacchus is our tour guide in the pursuit of lustful perfection.CONTENTS- Checkup- Kouros- Roar- Down to Business- Pizza Man- Barn-Door Buddies- Surf Punk Holiday- A Caravaggio in Speedos- Curve Balls- Bone- A Banner Boff- Let’s Play Master and Servant- Ghost Lover- CuffedBONE is part of a trilogy of remastered short erotic fiction by Tom Bacchus. Also, by Tom Bacchus: RAHM, POKE and Q-FAQ.

    In this work, Nitya Lacroix emphasises the importance of tactile experience through the medium of touch and massage in a loving, sexual relationship.

    She longed to feel him, to taste him, to devour him-together to ascend tobreathtaking new heights of erotic satisfaction. But in the afterglow of ecstasy, the handsome Count was gone-leaving Barbara nothing but the sweet, lingering memory of his touch.ONE CONSUMING DESIRE...The hot, wild blood of her father runs through Mimi's veins. A beautiful child of ex-patriate aristocracy, she feasts freely at life's banquet---while bravely bearing the secret scars of emotional battles and desperate lies. But only in the full flowering of her magnificent womanhood will Mimi discover her true carnal destiny---as she crosses love's forbidden threshold to satisfy completely the sensuous cravings of her...

    

    Lia Anderssen has single-handedly established a new genre of story - one in which the heroine is totally naked throughout, - and gets punished for it!So when a rival gang captures Lia (who we met in Biker's Girl) it is only to be expected that she is naked at the time ...

    From lace to leather, from bathtub games to bedsheet dramas, from strip poker to advanced role-playing, this groundbreaking guide shows how to use communication, temptation, and exotic props.

    From Italo Calvino's humorous observations in The Loves of the Tortoises and Simone de Beauvoir's bittersweet reflections in The Prime of Life to the dark desires of The Vampire Lestat and the taboo obsession of Lolita, Lust offers an uncensored collection by some of the world's most respected writers, both classic and contemporary. With an elegant, two-color design as alluring as its contents are captivating, Lust makes a thoroughly pleasurable gift for a lover, or a perfect literary bedside companion.

    With courage and cunning, Tia sets out to save the planet Thurlow, and only Dare Lore--the famed leader of a rebel band--can give her the help she needs.

    Working with "girl friends" rather than professional models, this collection depicts women captured in bondage ensembles and often in motion. The paradox is exposed in the expressions of the subjects, who exude an acute sense of sexual freedom and erotic breakthrough within their bondage costumes; it is the constraints themselves that seem to have set these women free. In his notes, Koharto Lizawa comments that "the women even appear to have tied themselves up . . . Berquet simply lent them a hand toward accomplishment of that desire." Classically realized in black and white, these images are sensual in nature with an underlying theme of sociosexual commentary.