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Paula Wirth on Flickr.
The Coven by Carter Brown.
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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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Backwoods Tramp by Harry Whittington, Gold Medal Book #889.She knew what she wanted—a man to take her away from the dirt road and the one-room shack she called home.
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William Tenn - The Square Root Of Man (Ballantine U6132) on Flickr.
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Tenn, William
The Square Root Of Man
1968
Ballantine U6132(via literarybinge)
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The Marijuana Mob by James Hadley Chase, Eton #116.
“A terrorific tale of kidnapping, murder, dope peddling and politics…tremendous.”
Terrorific?? Either someone couldn’t spell or was feeling extra clever.
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Posted on October 2, 2011 via Real Broad with 25 notes
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The Devil is Gay by Frederick Colson; Brandon Books.
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Pet by Jocelyn Ryder with an Introduction by Dale Gordon, Ph. D.
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Perfume and Pain by Kimberly Kemp, Midwood #F162.
“She knew no desire but that for another woman.”
Could she have been born a lesbian?
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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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Loves of a Girl Wrestler by Ben West.
“A tigress in the ring…a temptress in the boudoir!”
“Mauled…manhandled… exhibited before lusting eyes… this lovely creature fought disgrace at the hands of bone-crushing men and passionate Amazons!”
Wow… whoever wrote the tag lines was really ellipsis happy.
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