 |
RARE & SECONDHAND GAY RARE & SECONDHAND
Having problems viewing this page? It performs best in Mozilla Firefox. 
All Rights Reserved |
Fiction of Gay Interest
Check post & packing options Use the arrow next to price to choose correct p&p option BEFORE adding to cart
Plot / Content: Rating: G "Handsome homosexuals on a rampaging orgy of gay lust and the sultry women who tempt them. "An explosive novel probing deeply into a twilight world still referred to in hushed whispers. A novel which is candidly outspoken in its blazing revelations of those who dare to be different . . . all the way. "This is the story of Francis Morley, handsome ex-chorus boy who views life with an acerb flip of the wrist, and Tiger Olsen, ex-marine who is more than all man. Together they prowl the gay bars where an intimate language of forbidden desire is spoken among those on the 'inside'. In the bath-house, exclusive meeting place of the homosexual set, they come face to face with strange acts of desire. Together they roam the 'gay' cruising grounds where sudden violence and passion culminate in blackmail and murder. "This is also the story of Vivien. Her strange brother leads Francis on a wild night-long chase. Meanwhile, her own flaming desires exhaust even Tiger. "In this book you'll meet people like Frankie and Johnnie, an arm-in-arm twosome whose search for thrills leads them to a hidden bar where dope mingles with depravity." (from the jacket) Background / Biography: Lou Rand was also the author of The Gay Cookbook. Rough Trade first appeared in 1961 as The Gay Detective but this title is very rare. Google Books has the following information. Reviews: Arbery Books also sells secondhand and rare non-gay fiction and non-fiction. Click here for our full list. |
"Looking down the passageway behind Tiger, Francis noted an elderly 'bather' who had prowled past them several times. He was now talking to a very tall, skinny attendant dressed in whites. As Francis or Tiger seemed to be the subject of the conversation, Francis was not too surprised when they were presently approached by the man in white. 'Hello, you two,' he greeted them with the same girlish effusiveness that seemed characteristic of all the people they'd met during the night. 'Are you having fun?'" Secondhand booksellers |
||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
|
Clicking on advertiser links on this site may allow these companies to gather and use information, via technology installed on the computer(s) you use, about you and your visit to this and other websites to provide you with advertisements about goods and services presumed to be of interest to you. |