Authors beginning with F from Alta-Glamour Inc. (624 items)

Berlin: Verlag Neues Leben, 1987. Green leatherette, gilt, with leatherette ties. Very good. Narrow 12mo (6 x 12 cm). Unpaginated. 17 color illustrations. A charming and unique little book related to pop-up books. In this case, each spread unfolds a pocket of paper which reveals / conceals an erotic or amusing drawing. Pressing the book flat closes the pocket (which closed, has a diamond shape with a horizontal slit), around which are arranged various quotes from Goethe, Oswald von Wolkenstein, Christian Morgenstern, Heinrich Heine, the Carmina Burana, folk songs, etc. Afterword by Elmar Faber.

New York, NY: KISS, 1969. Tabloid newspaper. Light shelfwear; 2" closed tear to edge of centerfold. Very good. 24 pp. Adult newspaper featuring nude photos and articles on sexual topics, erotic fiction, art and culture. From the publishers of East Village Other, EVO. Includes: Alberto Vargas pin-up of Olive Thomas. Hollywood Babylon, by Kenneth Anger (with a section on Olive Thomas). Wet Dreams, by Amalo. Brink of Doom comic, by Algernon Backwash [Spain Rodriguez]. Artchee comic. A History of America, by Bill Hutton. Beloved Ondine's Advice to the Shopworn. Inter/Course, by Robert Rosinek. In typical KISS fashion, photos throughout include naked women, spanking, a guy in leathers, and art by John McCracken and Craig Kauffman. Swingers ads.

New York, NY: KISS, 1969. Tabloid newspaper. Light shelfwear; a few ragged edges, due to some interior sheets being slightly misfolded by printer; does not affect contents. Very good. 28 pp. Adult newspaper featuring nude photos and articles on sexual topics, erotic fiction, art and culture. From the publishers of East Village Other, EVO. Includes: Inter/Course, by Robert Rosinek (illustrated with Nancy Spero painting). Grease, by R.A. (nice photo of nude women, legs spread, reading Daredevil and Fantastic Four comics). Rock Cock, by A. Minck. The Hippie I Had A Ball With, by Nadine Woolf. Beloved Ondine's Advice to the Shopworn. Swingers ads. Note: taller format for this issue; reverts to usual size next issue.

New York, NY: KISS, 1969. Tabloid newspaper. Light shelfwear. Very good. 20 pp. Adult newspaper featuring nude photos and articles on sexual topics, erotic fiction, art and culture. From the publishers of East Village Other, EVO. Cover painting by Albert Radoczy. Warhol's Underground by Andy Warhol. Photos by Jed Johnson. Stills and review of I Am Curious (Yellow). Ode to Viva Superstar by Captain Shark. United States of Erotica - The Gallery of Erotic Art, essay and photos by Robert Rosinek. Centerspread: Lampman by Larry Rivers (printed in two colors). Fiction: Daddy Loved My Twat, by Pearl N. Joying, illustrated with a drawing by Marilyn Crowther. D.A. Latimer essay on various types of erotic materials available, like Wallace Wood, Mad, Sweeter Gwen, and even Ditko. Al Hansen interviews nude models Suzan and Kamla.

New York, NY: KISS, 1969. Tabloid newspaper. Light shelfwear. Very good. 24 pp. Adult newspaper featuring nude photos and articles on sexual topics, erotic fiction, art and culture. Includes: Swinger's Diary, by Diana Van. Rundown on the Sex Movie Skin Flick Racket. A photo of Taylor Mead from Brand X. Electro Psych Fag Cure. Brian Whippatit, by Alice Polesky. Swingers ads.

New York, NY: KISS, 1969. Tabloid newspaper. Light shelfwear. Very good. 20 pp. Adult newspaper featuring nude photos and articles on sexual topics, erotic fiction, art and culture. In this issue, the nude photos of women with their legs spread are censored with a small black bar over their vagina. From the publishers of the East Village Other, [EVO]. The Picture Book of Love, review by Robert L. Harkel. Mung, by D.A. Latimer (on personal ads. Rock Cocks - Tim Buckley. Marybeth, dedicated to Jeff Beck. Hollywood Babylon column, on Fatty Arbuckle. Hollywood Babylon, by Kenneth Anger (Anger's book was published in the US in 1965, and banned ten days later; it would not be republished until 1975). Inter/Course by Robert Rosinek (text 'obtained' from Forberg's Manual of Classical Erotology, esp. citations of Chorier's Dialogues of Luisa Sigeae), illustrated by Demonic Picnic by Peter Passuntino, on exhibition at The United States of Erotica, Inc., The Gallery of Erotic Art. Doctor Hip-pocrates, by… Read more

New York, NY: KISS, 1969. Tabloid newspaper. Light shelfwear. Very good. 24 pp. Adult newspaper featuring nude photos and articles on sexual topics, erotic fiction, art and culture. From the publishers of East Village Other, EVO. Includes: Underground Confidential, by Andy Warhol. Horns in Space, by DA Latimer (illustration by Kim Deitch). The Crank Gets His, by Bill Hutton. Beloved Ondine's Advice to the Shopworn. Inter/Course, by Robert Rosinek. Mung, by DA Latimer. Beetle Bailey comic by Mad Peck Studio. Swingers ads.

New York, NY: KISS, 1969. Tabloid newspaper. Light shelfwear. Very good. 20 pp. Adult newspaper featuring nude photos and articles on sexual topics, erotic fiction, art and culture. From the publishers of East Village Other, EVO. Includes: Ambiguous Fuck. Photo by Miro Galko. Flying Squad: Sex to Go on House Calls. Rock Cocks, by Carol the Fox (on the Velvet Underground). Art by Egon Schiele. Pop art centerspread. Beloved Ondine's Advice to the Shopworn. Flogged Nipples. Fantasy Fun, drawing by Ray Finch. Inter/Course. Clammy Coitus. Photo courtesy of The Gloxinia Company.

New York, NY: KISS, 1969. Tabloid newspaper. Light shelfwear; a few small stains to cover and rubbing along spine. Very good. 24 pp. Adult newspaper featuring nude photos and articles on sexual topics, erotic fiction, art and culture. Includes: Porn King of the Spaceways, by A. Hansen. Sophia, or The Ultimate Put-Down of Freudian Analytics, by D. Kramer. Taste Trip: Cooking with Clitoria, with photos by Joseph Stevens. Satyricon. Lenny Bruce. Shitjaw the Inniun & The Drip, by Fod Zenstrum. Swingers ads. Cover: Pam Berkley.

New York, NY: KISS, 1969. Tabloid newspaper. Light shelfwear; small closed tear to edge of cover. Very good. 28 pp. Adult newspaper featuring nude photos and articles on sexual topics, erotic fiction, art and culture. From the publishers of East Village Other, EVO. Includes: Beloved Ondine's Advice to the Shopworn. Orgy '69, review by Charles Fillmore II of show at Robert Rosinek's Gallery of Erotic Art; includes work by Betty Dodson, Frank Gaudio, Richard Etts). Hollywood Babylon, by Kenneth Anger (Clara Bow). The Flying Squad, by Al Hanson. Public Assistance, by Clitoria. Swingers ads.

New York, NY: KISS, 1969. Tabloid newspaper. Light shelfwearr/ Very good.. 20 pp. Adult newspaper featuring nude photos and articles on sexual topics, erotic fiction, art and culture. From the publishers of the East Village Other, [EVO]. This issue has an editorial about National Guard violence at Cal State, and New York City DAs cracking down on SCREW, KISS, and the NEW YORK REVIEW OF SEX. Report from the Asylum, by Claudia. John Sinclair interview (Part 1), by DA Latimer. Centerspread: photo of naked woman pointing gun at man's head as he stabs at her breast with a fork. Also: same blonde sporting a leather jacket and gun; girl-girl love. The Intimate Female Apparel Put-On. Wet Dreams by Amalo. Uncle, by Justine Paulson. Back cover: ad for Gothic Blimp Works, with R. Crumb image (cover image from Gothic Blimp Works #2.

New York, NY: Farrar, Straus and Giroux, 1997. Trade paperback. Light shelfwear. Very Good. 348pp. Including: Preface, Notes on sources, Bibliography, Acknowledgements and Index. From back cover: The Spirit Catches You And You Fall Down explores the clash between a small county hospital in California and a refugee family from Loas over the care of Lia Lee, a Hmong child diagnosed with severe epilepsy. Lia's parents and her doctors both wanted what was best for Lia, but the lack of understanding between them led to tragedy.

Rochester, VT: Park Street Press, 2011. Trade paperback. Light shelfwear. Very good. 336 pp. Index, notes, books of related interest.

Seattle: Self Published, 2004. 1st Printing. Saddle-stapled wraps. Light shelfwear, rubbing to the top spine edge. Very Good. 24pp., with semi-glossy color covers, and b/w interior. Written by Jay Faerber. Art by James Francis. Cover by Tony Harris. Preceeds the first Image edition. A hard hitting private eye story set in Seattle. This copy is signed by Faeber and Francis on the back.

Kobenhavn: Hans Reitzel, 1965. Original wrappers. Shelfwear to edges of cover; internally clean and mostly unopened. Very good. 158pp., fortegnelse, navneregister, emneregister, ordliste. Indhold: Almindelige bemaerkninger om perversiter; Sado-masochisme; Fetichisme, transvestitisme og transsexualisme; Menstruations- og graviditetsfantasier hos maend; Nekrofili og vampyrisme; Saliromani; Andre perversititer; Pornografi; Forargelsens psykologi.Text in Danish.

Torch Reader, 1971. Paperback. Light shelfwear. Very good. 191 pp. A pornographic novel. TR1011.

Albany, NY: Self Published, 1991. Limited ed. Saddle-stapled wraps. Light shelfwear. Very good. Measuring 5.5 x 8.5". [24] pp. including cover. A xerox printed zine. One of 250 signed and numbered copies printed; this being #90.

np: International Journal of Contemporary Sociology, 1975. Side stapled off print, with yellow cardstock cover. Readwear, shelf wear. Handwritten note in pen on cover. Very good.. pp. 206-211. Handwritten note from the author addressed to Vern [Bullough], stating "Vern, I believe this article deals with our present investigation and confirms your findings re: the need for 1. formal schoolings 2. with others & 3. leadership." The purpose of this paper is to show that successful symphony conducting depends on Durkheimian "moral density" and concentration of interaction and that the activities associated with achieving success as a conductor are such that they are compatible with traditional male roles and incompatible with traditional female roles.

Washington, DC: Institute for the Study of Man, 1987. Side stapled cardstock cover over journal offprint.. 32 pp.; pp 337-367 of the journal. The authors replicate earlier surveys of eminent achievers in Fourteenth Century Florence and Eighteenth Century Scotland, and here present a statistical profile of prominent Jews born in Nineteenth Century Germany. Persons of genius and creativity in all the disciplines named and analyzed; compared to other studies of Achievement.

New York: Ecco, 2002. Trade paperback. Light shelfwear. Very good. 164 pp. Written in 1936, Fante's first novel wasn't published until 1985. The novel is one of four featuring Fante's alter ego Arturo Bandini. Previously published by Black Sparrow Press.