F**k Yeah, Pulp Fiction Covers!

How to Become a Sensuous Witch by Abrigail & Valaria [!], Paperback Library.

“Spells, rituals and recipes for a livelier love life.”

That’s right ladies, not just a witch, but a sensuous witch!

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.”

gbanana:

Trailer-Camp Girl (by Biff Bang Pow)

Paris Escort uk vintage on Flickr.

Paris Escort by Daniel Harper, Eton #122.

“Young man on the downgrade.”

Flight of an Angel by Verne Chute, Dell #470.

Cover art by Robert Stanley.

“A man without a past trails a burlesque queen’s killer.”

You know what her look says, fellas? It says ‘Get any closer to my boob & I’ll use that gun on you.’

Flash for Freedom by George MacDonald Fraser, Signet #451.

Cover art by Frank Frazetta.

“A novel of outrageous adventures and lusty wenching.”

The man’s porn-star mustache is priceless.

The Go Girls by Will Laurence, Monarch Books.

Cover art by Ray Johnson

“The rode the nation’s highways on the way to Kicksville.”

I bet there are a lot of cheap hotels in Kicksville.

The Eager Beavers, Beacon Books.

“She learned the best way to the Board Room was through the bedroom…”

“The shocking story of a career wife…whose husband wanted wealth, position, power… and didn’t care how low she stooped to help him get them.”

Nautipuss by Clyde Allison, Embler Library.

“Agent 0008 Battles the Temptress of the Deep!”

I am totally convinced that the Agent 0008 series has some of the best. covers. ever.

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.

excitingsounds:

lol

uk vintage on Flickr.

We Fished All Night by Willard Motley, Signet Books, #922. Cover art by James Avati.

So “fishing,” is what the kids are calling it now a days…