Eff Off - Sandy Hutson

PAN BOOKS 0 330 02613 5

1ST PRINTING 1971

LONDON, UK

ORIGINALLY PUBLISHED IN HARDBACK BY ARLINGTON BOOKS 1969

An explosive, irreverent and brilliantly-characterized first novel by Sandy Hutson

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Describes in sizzling style the problems of a young teacher thrust into the chaotic world of a 'special school' for violent and disturbed children.

Sends TO SIR, WITH LOVE back to the kindergarten! - 'The dialogue scenes are splendidly handled; noisy, witty and obscene.'

NEW STATESMAN

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'Don't do any such thing. Read it-for its fierce pity of the neglected and maladjusted child.'

THE DAILY TELEGRAPH

The Jury Is Still Out - Irwin D. Davidson and Richard Gehman

"This is a horrifying book, strongly recommended to all who are concerned about crime in young people." -John O'London's

PANTHER BOOKS 1158

1ST PRINTING JANUARY 1961

LONDON, UK

FIRST PUBLISHED IN HARDBACK BY PETER DAVIES LTD 1959

A NATION WAS SHOCKED...

and the reader will be shocked by this frightening account of a brutal killing and the sensational murder trial that followed it. The American Press gave detailed-often hysterical-coverage to the trial; now the Judge himself gives the complete story. It is one that contains a sobering thought for all of us.

"This book cannot merely be shrugged off with 'It would not happen here'. Reading it, you get an uneasy feeling that it could."

-Birmingham Mail

The Power Gods - Bud Clifton

A gang of young punks with a mania for speed and sex

PYRAMID BOOKS G410

1ST PRINTING MAY 1959

NEW YORK, USA

COVER ART BY LOU MARCHETTI

GANG GIRL

She had never been in a convertible before, let alone driven one. It was a big yellow Buick and racing it up to seventy-five on the open Nevada roads excited her so much she began to giggle. She was eighteen. And she had stolen the car.

She slowed down. She didn't want some cop to pick her up for speeding. She'd just pulled a job-a big one-and she had to get back to the boys. They didn't know it, but those kids with their black leather jackets and goggles and motorcycles were sitting ducks. They might think they were doing her a favor, letting her hang around, loving her up. But Bella had other ideas. Big-time ideas. And this gang of speed-mad, sex-mad young punks was due for a shattering surprise.

Kill Me A Priest - John Farrimond

CORGI BOOKS GN7555

1ST PRINTING 1966

LONDON, UK

ORIGINALLY PUBLISHED IN HARDBACK BY GEORGE G. HARRAP 1965

KILL ME A PRIEST, BENNY BUCKEL!

Maxie was tough. Maxie was big-and cunning-and Maxie's gang was the best, the strongest, and the the most vicious on the street.

Benny didn't care what he did to get into Maxie's mob-anything at all, and he waited for Maxie-Maxie who was God-to decide.

'You want to join me, Benny? You want to get in the Mob? So what I want is for you to rub out the priest. Go kill me a priest, Benny Buckel.'

Violent Sunday - James A. Brown

THE DRINKING DENS AND DANCE HALLS OF JOHANNESBURG

ACE BOOKS H349

1ST PRINTING 1960

LONDON, UK

ORIGINALLY PUBLISHED IN HARDBACK BY ROBERT HALE 1956

A compelling and sensitive portrait of life in the Negro shanty towns ringing Johannesburg

-DAILY SKETCH

Distressful, fiercely impressive novel...if his story is painful, it is so burningly and compassionately alive, so sure in characterisation, so unflinching in its posing of a bitter problem, that it demands to be read

-VANITY FAIR

Often it is brutal and sordid in a manner which cannot be paralleled in Europe, but it also offers poetry and humour

-TIMES LITERARY SUPPLEMENT

The tragedy of David, who envied the white man's wealth and sought to achieve parity by crime, is played out against an inclusive background of squalor and disillusionment

-BIRMINGHAM MAIL

Monkey On My Back - Wenzell Brown

Teen-Agers Caught In The Dope Racket

WDL BOOKS 275

1ST PRINTING FEBRUARY 1958

LONDON, UK

Here are the true and terrifying experiences of "junkies" who started "blasting" for thrills and couldn't "kick" the habit - and the crimes they committed to get "the monkey off their backs." Told by a man who lived with them intimately, and who spares no one in exposing the menace of teen-age drug addiction, it is a social document of the highest importance.

The Pack - Brian Black

When speed turned the gang on, not even Jenny could make them put the brakes on

SOFTCOVER LIBRARY S60

1ST PRINTING 1969

LONDON, UK

FULLY ILLUSTRATED THROUGHOUT

The gang wore black leather jackets and called themselves The Psychos. They rode their roaring motorcycles and loved their women hard and fast. Jenny loved being loved. By Chuck Ryan, by big Red Ahearn, by the gang who made her their queen. By sixteen, Jenny had been loved more than most adults are in a lifetime. But a lifetime, Jenny discovered, while racing through hers in a few fast months, was barely long enough to give one man what no girl could give while being gang-loved....

A sizzling new novel about today's crazy motorcycle packs.