Charles Gorham's acclaimed, controversial and banned novel, lost for over sixty years, is finally back in print.
Who is Carlotta McBride? In the swank nightclubs of New York, Hollywood and Paris, she is the beautiful and brilliant star of stage and screen... but in the dark, lurid dive bars and dark alleys of those same cities, she is promiscuous and self-destructive, slowly killing herself with alcohol, drugs, and risky sex. She is a woman seared and haunted by trauma in her past that she can't escape, whether it's in the fantasy world of acting, or at the bottom of a whisky bottle, or in the arms of a brutal man. The only person who can save her is herself...but to do it, she will have to confront a shocking truth.
Eight classic novels from the 1950s & 60s depicting the betrayals, passions, crimes and desires of people living the new, and controversial, "suburban lifestyle."
Four lesbian pulp fiction classics, scandalous and salacious novels in their day, back-in-print for the first time in sixty years!
TWENTY-FOUR forbidden, sexy novels from the 1950s and early 60s, out of print for decades, collected in one massive volume
A tumultuous novel of beatnik love, unbridled lust, and the torrid world of the TV.
Upon its release in 1957, "Take It Out in Trade" was immediately declared “objectionable” by the Roman Catholic Church’s National Office of Decent Literature. Now the incendiary novel is finally back after over sixty years... and you can decide if it is irredeemable trash, or pulpy, harmless entertainment…or even genuine literature.