Search Results: Erotica from Phoenix books\Joannes Used Books

Corrnell Univ. Press, 1986. First Edition. . Hardcover. Good/Good. Discourses of Desire, by Kauffman, Linda Cornell University Press, 1986, first, ISBN: 0801418534 Hardback in good+ condition with good+ dust jacket. Text is has a few pages with underlining, binding tight. Cover is clean and shows little signs of wear. Ms. Kauffman takes a look at the neglected genre of the love letter written by literary heroines. Starting with Ovid she traces it through the 20th century. B&W illustrations, index,331 pages.

Pandora, 1990. First Edition - 2nd Printing. . Soft cover. Good. Erotica by Reynolds Margaret Pandora, 1990, lst. 2nd printing, ISBN: 004440842 Softcover in good condition, text is clean and unmarked, binding tight, some tanning of pages due to paper used and age. Cover shows slight signs of wear but clean overall. This is a anthology of women's writing on erotica. It is broken down into sections: Invitations, Romance, Desire, Fantasy, Taboo, Danger, Frustrations, Voyeurism, Consumption, Consummation and Loving self. Index, bibliography, Authors list, 362 pages.

Schiffer, 2009. First Edition. . Hardcover. Good/Good. Fan Letters to a Stripper by Brill Bob Schiffer, 2009. lst. ISBN: 9780764333293 Hardback in good condition with good Dust Jacket, Text is clean and unmarked, binding tight. Cover is clean. This is a collection of Fan Letters to Patti Waggin who became Bettie Page well known model, appearing in early Playboys. This book covers her career from the 1950ies until the 1970ies, loaded with B&W and color photos, copies of letters, and highlights of her career etc., 176 pages.

Penguin, 1999. Later Printing. . Soft cover. Good/Good. Sleeping Beauty Trilogy by Rice Ann writing as A.N. Roquelaure Penguin, 1999, later printing ISBN: 0452294754 All are soft cover in good condition in slip box. Text is clean and bindings tight. Covers are clean. Before there was Mr. Grey there was Sleeping Beauty. Everyone knows this tale but this telling of the tale by Anne Rice writing as Rrouelaure explores the implications of this lush suggestive tale by exploring its connection to sexual desire. Three vols. in slip box.