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Speak Of The Devil by DK Rising on Flickr.
Alfred Hitchcock’s Speak of the Devil, Dell #7654.
“A red-hot feast of fiendish fun—served up with satanic skill.”
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Trailer-camp Girl by Doug Duperrault.
“They called her a trailer tramp!”
“A Story of the Carefree Women who Live—And Love—in Trailer Camps.”
Trailer-Camp Girl (by Biff Bang Pow)
Posted on October 3, 2011 via g*banana with 30 notes
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The Man From O.R.G.Y by Ted Mark, Lancer Books.
“I’m a sex expert—among other things. If you’re squeamish, I’d better not tell you what O.R.G.Y. stands for…”
I don’t think squeamish means what you think it means.
lol
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The Case of the Fan Dancer’s Horse, by Erle Stanley Gardner.
Pocket Books # 886
“A Perry Mason murder mystery.”
The Case of the Fan Dancer’s Horse
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