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New York: Ophelia Press, 1971. Paperback. Light shelfwear. Very good. 209pp. "A classic story of men who relish the most excrutiating pain -- when it is inflcited by their beautiful, insatiable mistresses." No. 236 in the New York Ophelia Press series. A reprint of a work first printed at Paris in 1960 by the Olympia Press. "Greta X" and "Angela Pearson" were both pseudonyms of the same author, according to M. Girodias, "an Englishman resident in Greece." [John Millington-Ward]. Classic female domination novel! "You'll have an extra six for the bitch," said the girl. "And as for hitting hard, it's your own fault. What you did to Tomlinson excited me. Thank your stars that I have some control on myself, or else you'd have a hundred at least." She raised her birch again. "And you'll come to my bedroom tonight. Sometime or other, and never mind the danger. You'll just take care not to be seen. Otherwise I will give you a hundred next time." She swung on the balls of her feet as she brought the birch… Read More

San Diego: Greenleaf Classics, 1968. Paperback. Light shelfwear, spine creased, and light creasing to the covers. Very Good. 256pp. A flagellation novel, first published at Paris in 1960 by the Olympia Press as part of their Opheilia Press series. "Greta X" and "Angela Pearson" were both pseudonyms of the same author, according to M. Girodias, "an Englishman resident in Greece." Classic female domination novel! "You'll have an extra six for the bitch," said the girl. "And as for hitting hard, it's your own fault. What you did to Tomlinson excited me. Thank your stars that I have some control on myself, or else you'd have a hundred at least." She raised her birch again. "And you'll come to my bedroom tonight. Sometime or other, and never mind the danger. You'll just take care not to be seen. Otherwise I will give you a hundred next time." She swung on the balls of her feet as she brought the birch down. A savage thrill tore through her as the whalebone cut into the flesh and brought the next scream.… Read More

collectors publication, 1967 first edition. almost near fine, possible faint spine crease paperback,

Paris: The Olympia Press, 1965 Issued under the Ophelia Press imprint. A bright firm copy with very slight markings to cover.