Sex Town - Dean Hudson

GUTTERS OF LUST RAN WILD IN THIS . . . SEX TOWN

BEDSIDE BOOKS BB1209

NEW YORK, USA

1ST PRINTING 1961

BAG MAN OF SIN . . .

that was Matt Halloran, who came up from the slums, who took his love the hard way, forcing his women to passion, and who made the collections for the Combine, for Charlie St. John and his string of expensive call girls. It was Matt who discovered that the gorgeous mulatto woman of sin, Diana Wallace was actually a devotee of depravity, and that her "Romance," the torrid Inge, was hooked on junk. It was Matt who taught Diane what the fever heat of lust could really mean, and it brought his own unnatural sex desires to the front. So Matt went into the lovers lanes and forced girls to love him. His life began in evil and bestiality, and moved in poisoned passion until it became a . . .

. . . LIFE OF LUST!

 

The Needle - Sloane M. Britain

 MAN OR WOMAN, SISTER OR BROTHER: HER LUST KNEW NO BOUNDS!

BEACON BOOKS B237

USA

1ST PRINTING 1959

PITILESSLY EXPOSES THE DEPRAVITY OF THE TRUE ADDICT, WHO TAKES LOVERS WITHOUT NUMBER, PERFORMS EVERY HEINOUS VICE, IN ORDER TO EMBRACE HER ONE TRUE LOVE . . . THE NEEDLE!

DRUGGED AND DEPRAVED!

One look at Gina and you knew she was a nice girl - nice on top, nice on bottom, even nicer in between. Furthermore, she had nice ideas, nice morals, and a nice head on her beautiful shoulders. But a beatnik named Bob slipped her a charge of heroin one night. After that, Gina was not so nice. . . . 

First came the orgies of dope and dizzying lust. Then the long transports of shameless ecstasy in the grip of the drug. And finally, selling that "nice" body of hers to anybody for any purpose. For solely in this fashion could she earn enough to buy heroin for herself, for her Bob, and for sleazy Willy, her filthy protector and pimp.

Fighting desperately to escape the drug and the degradation, Gina knew that in love lay her one hope. But she was truly loved, it seemed, only by another girl - by green-eyed Lois, the young sister of a dangerous dope-pusher! And he walked in, one day, while Gina and Lois were warmly embracing! . . . 

A COMPASSIONATE STUDY OF DRUG ADDICTION, AND A WARNING OF ITS UNUTTERABLE HORRORS

Angels Camp - Ray Morrison

 Young Criminals - in a prison camp without Walls!

BANTAM BOOKS 794

NEW YORK, USA

1ST PRINTING JULY 1950

ORIGINALLY PUBLISHED BY W. W. NORTON & Co 1949

COVER ART BY DENVER GILLEN

This savage novel may shock you - but you'll never forget it. Bantam Books Inc. believes its readers want to know the brutal truth about juvenile delinquents - and whether there is any hope for them.

ZUBIAT

. . . that was his name . . . this sixteen-year old son of a jailbird father and a no-good mother. No wonder he already had a shady past behind him - and nothing ahead of him but a terrible, blood-stained future.

Then he was sentenced to Camp Matthews - "Angels Camp." There he met a lot of young hoodlums, whose life-stories will shock you. But he also met Mr. Grozier, the counselor who really wanted to help.

Coul Grozier win his battle for Zubiat . . . against Zubiat himself?

"Boot-tough novel . . . skillfully done . . . should go a long way toward awakening the public to the truth about juvenile delinquency." - KING FEATURES SYNDICATE

Hell's Angels - Hunter S. Thompson

 The Strange and Terrible Saga of the Outlaw Motorcycle Gangs

BALLANTINE BOOKS U7087

NEW YORK, USA

1ST PAPERBACK PRINTING NOVEMBER 1967

CALIFORNIA, Labor Day weekend ... Early, with the ocean fog still in the streets, outlaw motorcyclists wearing chains, shades and greasy Levis roll out from damp garages, all-night diners, and castoff one-night pads....Little Jesus, The Gimp, Blind Bob, Terry the Tramp, Frenchy, Mouldy Marvin, Mother Miles, Dirty Ed, Charley the Child Molester, Crazy Cross, Puff Magoo and at least a hundred more....The menace is loose again, the Hell's Angels, running fast and loud on the early morning freeway ... long hair in the wind, beards and bandanas flapping, earrings, armpits, chain whips, swastikas and stripped-down Harleys flashing at 90 miles an hour like a burst of dirty thunder ...

Hells's Angels

"Superb and Terrifying"

- Chicago Tribune

Blood Sport - Victor Cross

THIS IS A SHOCKING AND TERRIFYING NOVEL!
Five vicious kids mark a TV Super-Hero and his female companion for a nightmare of relentless, sensual savagery. 

AWARD BOOKS A204XK

NEW YORK, USA

1ST PRINTING 1966

FROM SUPER-HERO TO PIGEON IN ONE HIDEOUS NIGHT!

Jed Keelty was big stuff.

He was TV's "Gambling Gent" who always won - every fight, every girl, no matter what the opposing odds.

To millions of viewers, he was the epitome of super-strength, super-intelligence, super-courage.

Which made Jed Keelty and his beautiful fiancee all the more attractive as victims for "The Pigeon Game." The vicious invention of five warped young minds, the Pigeon Game was one contest Jed Keelty could not possibly win.

Stripped first of his romantic illusions about the girl he loved, Jed felt the night could hold no further horror for him...

But that was before he met Vint, the big blond muscle-boy who had marked Jed for himself. And Earl, the cowardly one, who hated him. Young Miguelito, who idolized him. And Juicer, the sinister one, who had plans for both Jed and his girl friend.

BUT MOST DANGEROUS OF ALL WAS HONEY, THE PONY-TAILED LITTLE SADIST WHO WOULD STOP AT NOTHING FOR THE TASTE OF JED'S BLOOD UPON HER LIPS BECAUSE IT DROVE HER INTO A FRENZIED PASSION THAT WAS, AT ONCE, BOTH DESPERATE AND DEADLY!

Bad Girl - Vina Delmar

ALL ABOUT THE KID FROM THE SLUMS WHO COULDN'T STAY GOOD

AVON BOOKS AT51

NEW YORK, USA

2ND PRINTING WITH NEW ARTWORK 1950'S

REPRINTS AVON 81 1946

ORIGINALLY PUBLISHED IN HARDBACK BY HARCOURT BRACE & CO 1926

Thrill-Crazed Kids

"His mouth was warm against hers. Her breasts crushed against him and swelled above the square-cut neck in the satin dress.

She knew she ought to sit up and pull the new blue dress with all its yards of braid down over her knees.

She knew she ought to...."

The Plough Boy - Tony Parker

AT THIS SPOT, IN 1953, A MURDER WAS COMMITTED. THIS IS THE TRUE STORY OF THAT MURDER AND THE TRIAL

ARROW BOOKS 104

LONDON, UK

FIRST PRINTING 1969

ORIGINALLY PUBLISHED IN HARDBACK BY HUTCHINSON & Co 1965

At Clapham Common, on the evening of July 2nd, 1953, a murder was committed. Charged with stabbing to death a young boy in a gang-fight, Michael Davies stood trial at the Old Bailey and was sentenced to death. His appeals to the Court of Criminal Appeal and the House of Lords were dismissed. He spent in all 92 days in the condemned cell until he was reprieved by the Home Secretary who commuted his sentence to one of life imprisonment. Of this, he served seven years; now back in society, he is married and has settled down, leading a life of quiet respectability. But Davies maintains, and has always maintained, that he was innocent.

Tony Parker examines his claim, and how it came about that Michael Davies was found guilty.