Recent Arrivals from Alta-Glamour Inc.

New York: Johnson Publishing Co., Inc, 1995. Saddle-stapled digest-sized magazine. Light shelfwear, address label. Very good. 68 pp., including covers. A vital slice of African-American culture and politics. Features: Boyz II Men. Bill Clinton pledges support for affirmative action. Univ. of California ends affirmative action. Six-year-old girl awarded $21 million after mother''s wrongful death. Pic of Shaquille O'Neil… Read more about this item

New York: Carroll & Graf Pub, 1984. Paperback. Light shelfwear. Very good. 189 pp. Victorian erotica. Back cover: La Lolita is set in Mexico. A handsome young peasent named Miguel is at work when the beautiful lady who owns the estate where he toils approaches him on horseback and, sensing his primitive power, orders him to strip. Her… Read more about this item

Chicago: Johnson Publishing Co., Inc, 1988. Saddle-stapled digest-sized magazine. Light shelfwear, a little wrinkling to cover. Very Good. 68 pp., including covers. A vital slice of African-American culture and politics. Features: Gladys Kniight & The Pips Still Sizzle After 35 Years. Jesse Jackson sees decline in racism as he campaigns for presidency. Regular columns include business, education, beauty,… Read more about this item

Chicago: Johnson Publishing Co., Inc, 1986. Saddle-stapled digest-sized magazine. Light shelfwear, a little rubbing along spine, a few page ends dogged, address label. Very Good. 68 pp., including covers. A vital slice of African-American culture and politics. Features: B.B. King takes blues from shame to respect. Bill Cosby sets up schoalrship fund. Soul singer Johnnie Taylor beats booze… Read more about this item

New York: Carroll & Graf, 1985. Paperback. Light shelfwear. Very good. 196 pp. Back cover: Never was there a more powerfully sensual novel than this story of soaring ambition and the corruption of fresh youth and innocent beauty.

Chicago: Johnson Publishing Co., Inc, 1972. Saddle-stapled digest-sized magazine. Mild wear to covers. Very Good. 68 pp., including covers. A vital slice of African-American culture and politics. Features: Huey Newton blasts Cleaver, says Panthers will work within system. Cleveland's Carl Stokes seeks presidency. Mahalia Jackson funeral. Regular features include African affairs, Afro-American history, crime, entertainment, labor, medicine, people,… Read more about this item

Chicago: Johnson Publishing Co., Inc, 1990. Saddle-stapled digest-sized magazine. Light shelfwear. Very Good. 68 pp., including covers. A vital slice of African-American culture and politics. Features: Quincy Jones on his new albm, family, and life. A Srip Search Fails to Reveal Gender of Suspect. Regular columns include business, education, beauty, labor, law & justice, people, politics, entertainment, beauty,… Read more about this item

New York: Johnson Publishing Co., Inc, 1996. Saddle-stapled digest-sized magazine. Light shelfwear, address label. Very good. 68 pp., including covers. A vital slice of African-American culture and politics. Features: B.B. King on his new book and his life. Million Man March Anniversary Obesrved. Regular columns include Black history, business, education, beauty, labor, law & justice, people, politics,… Read more about this item

Chicago: Johnson Publishing Co., Inc, 1994. Saddle-stapled digest-sized magazine. Light shelfwear, a few small creases,some page tips dogged, address label. Good+. 68 pp., including covers. A vital slice of African-American culture and politics. Features: Luther Vandross. nelson Mandela's first trip to US, state dinner. Report on teacher's salaries. Regular columns include business, education, beauty, labor, law & justice,… Read more about this item

Chicago: Johnson Publishing Co., Inc, 1994. Saddle-stapled digest-sized magazine. Light shelfwear, a few small creases, address label. Very Good. 68 pp., including covers. A vital slice of African-American culture and politics. Features: Nancy Wilson, not just a jazz singer. Ex-Wife of O.J. Simpson and man found dead. Black transsexual suing former employer for discrimination in DC. Jesse Jackson… Read more about this item

New York: Blue Moon Books, 1989. Paperback. Light shelfwear. Very Good. 239 pp. + ads. An erotic novel. Back cover: Vitoria Digby and her school chum Joy run out of cash on the Riviera. After toying with the idea of joining the oldest profession in Nice, our two bursting beauties are abducted to the villa of a horny… Read more about this item

Chicago: Johnson Publishing Co., Inc, 1990. Saddle-stapled digest-sized magazine. Light shelfwear; address label. Very Good. 68 pp., including covers. A vital slice of African-American culture and politics. Features: Phylicia Rashad. Muhammad Ali on peace mission to free hostages. Regular columns include business, education, beauty, labor, law & justice, people, politics, entertainment, beauty, and sports sections. Plus the weekly… Read more about this item

New York: Johnson Publishing Co., Inc, 1995. Saddle-stapled digest-sized magazine. Light shelfwear, address label. Very good. 68 pp., including covers. A vital slice of African-American culture and politics. Features: Tina Turner and the new James Bond theme. Surviving Negro Leaguers celebrate Black baseball's 75th anniversary. Black Teenage Girl stars in all-white, all-male football team. Paula Barbieri ends relationship… Read more about this item

Chicago: Johnson Publishing Co., Inc, 1994. Saddle-stapled digest-sized magazine. Light shelfwear, a few spine creases, address label. Very Good. 68 pp., including covers. A vital slice of African-American culture and politics. Features: Lena Horne, ' I really do hate to sing'. The 15 safest and most dangerous cities. Eddie Murphy's children help him deal with disapointments of his… Read more about this item

Chicago: Johnson Publishing Co., Inc, 1994. Saddle-stapled digest-sized magazine. Light shelfwear, address label. Very Good. 68 pp., including covers. A vital slice of African-American culture and politics. Features: Five years of The Fresh Prince of bel Air. Oprah Winfrey reveals she's not ready to get married. Rosa Parks beaten and robbed at home. Arthur Ashe AIDS Tennis Challenge.… Read more about this item

Chicago: Johnson Publishing Co., Inc, 1967. Saddle-stapled digest-sized magazine. Light shelfwear. Very Good. 68 pp., including covers 4.25 x 6." A vital slice of African-American culture and politics. Features: Alabama Framers Get US Aid despite Wallace. Illinois Fights Bias in Banks with Bold Action. Youth Killed as Violence Hits Campuses of 3 Negro Colleges. Muhammad Ali, stripped of… Read more about this item

New York: Johnson Publishing Co., Inc, 1996. Saddle-stapled digest-sized magazine. Light shelfwear, address label. Very good. 68 pp., including covers. A vital slice of African-American culture and politics. Features: Chicago celebrates Bulls' championship. Alabama ends chain gangs after legal challenge. House passes church burning bill. Michael Jordan,Qwen Torrence, Jackie Joyner Kersee among Black athletes heading to the Olympics.… Read more about this item

Chicago: Johnson Publishing Co., Inc, 1993. Saddle-stapled digest-sized magazine. Light shelfwear, address label. Very Good. 68 pp., including covers. A vital slice of African-American culture and politics. Features: Michael Jordan Leads Bulls to Second NBA title. Sugar ray Leonard and Bernadette Robi marry. Black lawyer defends KKK leader. Jones Morgan, Last Buffalo Soldier, dies. Disabled veterans compete in… Read more about this item

Chicago: Johnson Publishing Co., Inc, 1992. Saddle-stapled digest-sized magazine. Light shelfwear, a little wrinkling to cover. Very Good. fashi.

New York: Carroll & Graf, 1987. Paperback. Light shelfwear. Very good. 180 pp. Back cover: As a master of erotic realism, Marcus Van Heller must be ranked at the very top of the list. His talent lies in selecting an exquisite historical moment and then joining that setting to full - blooded characters. Here the time is France… Read more about this item