Search Results: Authors starting with O from Well-Stacked Books

Pyramid Books G412, 1959. Very Good. Vintage paperback. Reprints 1951 edition. Cover art by Robert Maguire, inscribed by Maguire on the title page. Big money, celebrity, turmoil theme.Solid Very Good Plus.

Self published, 1950. Very Good. First Edition, 10.5 x 14 in quarto, $1 cover price, 64pp, b/w throughout, color wrapper, saddle-stapled. A monograph of glamour and pin-up photography, with Bernard chiming-in on cameras and shutter speeds, composition and execution. Notable models featured: Barbara Nichols 2pp (same session seen in her arcade card appearance), early Marilyn Monroe 1pp (he'd snap her again in 1955 on "The Seven Year Itch"), Val Njord, Joi Lansing 2pp, Laurette Luez 2pp, Lili St. Cyr 2pp, Maila Nurmi, Minka Diaz, June McCall, Ava Norring, Jane Greer, Pat Hall, Gwenn Caldwell, Dardy Orlando, Jo Jordan, and more. Very Good, a few short tears, light toning, spine stress, brief ink and dampstains.

Hollywood Mail Order Corp, 1980. Very Good. 1980-82, $1.00 cover price, full-color, 69pp, saddle-stapled. Vintage adult lingerie & fashion catalogues, featuring photography & illustration t/o depicting female models in various attires, some more scant than others. Very Good overall, all but one w/ address label on the rear, light rubbing, toning, foxing, a few short creases. For mature, consenting audiences.

Self published, 1960s. Very Good Plus. First printing, stapled softcover oblong 12mo, 16pp and order form, color photos throughout. Vintage adult shoe catalog featuring close-up color photos of women's stiletto shoes, chunky heels, sandals, platforms, boots, pumps, and 6-7 inch heels. With order form and size "9 1/2 C" noted in ink. Who was Monique? Monique van Vooren, a pinup model and B-movie actress noted for eclectic fashion? These shoes are exactly what Gene Bilbrew had in mind. Very Good Plus overall, light rubbing and toning, a few inked check marks throughout, a few light scuffs and corner creases. Scarce, no other Moniques seen.

Berkley, 1973. Very Good. Berkley Medallion Book 425-2313-150, $1.50 cover price, photo-cover woman at window with plant, 192pp. First Edition, paperback original, adult erotica. Offutt was an avid science fiction author noted for "Conan"-themed fantasies, and 100s of erotic novels pseudonymously as John Cleve, Turk Winter, John Denis, Jeff Morehead, Opal Andrews, among others. The "Spaceways" series is perhaps his ultimate collaboration between science fiction and erotica. Very Good Plus, light foxing, spine toning, light bump to lower tip.

Ballantine Books, 1963. Very Good. F 765, 5th printing, 50c cover price, 144pp. Vintage paperback. From the estate of Andrew J. Offutt, with his name stamp "AJoffutt" on the first page, and highlighting and notations throughout in holograph ink. Offutt was an avid science fiction author noted for "Conan"-themed fantasies, debuted as a published writer in 1951, and wrote 100s of erotic novels pseudonymously as John Cleve, Turk Winter, John Denis, Jeff Morehead, Opal Andrews, among others. The "Spaceways" series is perhaps his ultimate collaboration between science fiction and erotica. Most institutions without personal material. Very Good, rubbing/foxing/toning.

Traveller's Companion, 1971. Very Good. Party Books TCP-009, $1.95 spine/rear cover price, b/w photo-cover smiling blonde, 188pp. First Edition, paperback original, adult erotica. From the estate of Offutt, without his usual "Ao" intials or stamp, but with his brief ink notations on a few pages. Offutt was an avid science fiction author noted for "Conan"-themed fantasies, and 100s of erotic novels pseudonymously as John Cleve, Turk Winter, John Denis, Jeff Morehead, Opal Andrews, among others. The "Spaceways" series is perhaps his ultimate collaboration between science fiction and erotica. Very Good Plus, slight lean, spine creases, light rubbing/foxing.

Ace Books, 1960s. Very Good. F-213, no date circa 1960s, 40c cover price, 128pp. Vintage paperback, first printing of this edition, reprints the original 1918 "Blue Book" magazine story. From the estate of Andrew J. Offutt, with two names on the first page in holograph ink, one being Andrew's son and noted writer, Chris Offutt, and brief holograph pencil checks on the last page. Andrew J. Offutt was an avid science fiction author noted for "Conan"-themed fantasies, debuted as a published writer in 1951, and wrote 100s of erotic novels pseudonymously as John Cleve, Turk Winter, John Denis, Jeff Morehead, Opal Andrews, among others. The "Spaceways" series is perhaps his ultimate collaboration between science fiction and erotica. Most institutions without personal material. Very Good, lean, creases, rubbing and toning.

Bantam Books, 1955. Very Good. 1317 (1317/7 on spine), 25c cover price, 144pp. First printing of the first paperback edition. From the estate of Andrew J. Offutt, with his stamp "AJoffutt" on the title page, and brief notations throughout in holograph ink. Offutt was an avid science fiction author noted for "Conan"-themed fantasies, debuted as a published writer in 1951, and wrote 100s of erotic novels pseudonymously as John Cleve, Turk Winter, John Denis, Jeff Morehead, Opal Andrews, among others. The "Spaceways" series is perhaps his ultimate collaboration between science fiction and erotica. Most institutions without personal material. Very Good Plus, toning, lean, light rubbing and foxing.

Avon Books, 1950s. Very Good. T-175, no date circa 1950s, 35c cover price, 190pp. First Edition thus, vintage paperback reprints original 1950 edition of "Needle". From the estate of Andrew J. Offutt, with his name stamp "AJoffutt" on the first page. Offutt was an avid science fiction author noted for "Conan"-themed fantasies, debuted as a published writer in 1951, and wrote 100s of erotic novels pseudonymously as John Cleve, Turk Winter, John Denis, Jeff Morehead, Opal Andrews, among others. The "Spaceways" series is perhaps his ultimate collaboration between science fiction and erotica. Most institutions without personal material. Very Good Plus, light rubbing and foxing, brief crease to rear, brief insect chew to front.

Dell, 1974. Very Good. 3444 (440-03444 on spine), 1.50 cover price, 176pp. First Edition, paperback original. Copy belonging to fellow Kentucky writer, Joseph Oglesby, with his address label on the front cover verso and brief holograph marginalia throughout. Offutt was an avid science fiction author noted for "Conan"-themed fantasies, debuted as a published writer in 1951, and wrote 100s of erotic novels pseudonymously as John Cleve, Turk Winter, John Denis, Jeff Morehead, Opal Andrews, among others. The "Spaceways" series is perhaps his ultimate collaboration between science fiction and erotica. Most institutions without personal material. Good, lean, spine crease, brief chips to front, moderate dampstain to wrapper.

Bantam Books, 1955. Very Good. 1294, (1294/4 on spine), 25c cover price, 182pp. First Edition thus, reprinting stories from "Born of Man and Woman" (1954). From the estate of Andrew J. Offutt, with his name stamp "AJoffutt" on the first page. Offutt was an avid science fiction author noted for "Conan"-themed fantasies, debuted as a published writer in 1951, and wrote 100s of erotic novels pseudonymously as John Cleve, Turk Winter, John Denis, Jeff Morehead, Opal Andrews, among others. The "Spaceways" series is perhaps his ultimate collaboration between science fiction and erotica. Most institutions without personal material. Very Good, slight lean, rubbing, foxing, brief crease to rear cover.

N.p., 2013. Very Good Plus. Vintage handwritten ephemera, the last handwritten material of Andrew J. Offutt, noted fantasy & erotica author who wrote 100s of adult novels 1960s-80s using pseudonyms like John Cleve, Turk Winter, Opal Andrews, Jeff Morehead, Cleve being his most recognized. His son, Chris, also a noted author, published a short biography of Andrew that highlights Andrew as a father & Chris' recollection of his father's massive porn collection & bibliography. These writings are mostly lists of names, some real & unreal, story ideas, personal thoughts, meanderings. 31 slips of paper, note cards, & the backs of recipe cards contain his shaky, nearly illegible penmanship. Sizes range 5x7in to 4x4in. Very Good Plus overall. For the fanatic.

Ace Books, 1964. Very Good. Ace Double M-101, 45c cover price, 224pp. First Edition, paperback original, two novels bound dos-a-dos. From the estate of Andrew J. Offutt, without his usual "Ao" intials or stamp, but with his brief notations in holograph ink. Offutt was an avid science fiction author noted for "Conan"-themed fantasies, debuted as a published writer in 1951, and wrote 100s of erotic novels pseudonymously as John Cleve, Turk Winter, John Denis, Jeff Morehead, Opal Andrews, among others. The "Spaceways" series is perhaps his ultimate collaboration between science fiction and erotica. Most institutions without personal material. Very Good, foxing, brief creases, spine crease, pencil price 1 pg.

Ace Books, 1960s. Very Good. F-194, no date circa 1960s, 40c cover price, 224pp. Vintage paperback, first printing of this edition, reprints the original 1932 hardcover edition. From the estate of Andrew J. Offutt, with his stamp "AJoffutt" on the first page, and brief notations throughout in holograph ink and pencil. Offutt was an avid science fiction author noted for "Conan"-themed fantasies, debuted as a published writer in 1951, and wrote 100s of erotic novels pseudonymously as John Cleve, Turk Winter, John Denis, Jeff Morehead, Opal Andrews, among others. The "Spaceways" series is perhaps his ultimate collaboration between science fiction and erotica. Most institutions without personal material. Very Good, slight lean, light creasing/rubbing/foxing.

Midwood, 1973. Very Good. M-60279 (50860279195 on spine), $1.95 cover/spine price, distributed CDC, 208pp. First Edition, paperback original, adult erotica. Offutt was an avid science fiction author noted for "Conan"-themed fantasies, and 100s of erotic novels pseudonymously as John Cleve, Turk Winter, John Denis, Jeff Morehead, Opal Andrews, among others. The "Spaceways" series is perhaps his ultimate collaboration between science fiction and erotica. Very Good Plus, slight lean, light rubbing, brief corner wear to front.

Stanton Archives, 1980. Very Good. Softcover octavo, saddle-stapled, b/w throughout, 48pp. Two vintage digest magazines, adult illustrated erotica featuring elaborate torture apparatuses, oral gags, dominatrix. Produced and published by Eric Stanton, close associate of noted fantasy author Offutt. From Offutt's estate, with one noted as "Work Guide" on the yellow variant cover in holograph ink, each page with layout notations in holograph ink and pencil ("Text 2," "Ill 2," "Advertise for other books," "two page spread," etc.). The green variant cover issue is most often seen. Very Good Plus overall, light foxing and toning. For consenting, mature audiences.

Ace Books, 1960s. Very Good. G-738, no date circa 1960s, 50c cover price, 176pp. Vintage paperback, first printing of this edition, reprints the original 1944 edition. From the estate of Andrew J. Offutt, with his initials "AJo" on the first page, and brief notations throughout, in holograph ink. Offutt was an avid science fiction author noted for "Conan"-themed fantasies, debuted as a published writer in 1951, and wrote 100s of erotic novels pseudonymously as John Cleve, Turk Winter, John Denis, Jeff Morehead, Opal Andrews, among others. The "Spaceways" series is perhaps his ultimate collaboration between science fiction and erotica. Most institutions without personal material. Very Good, light rubbing, brief creases.

Ace Books, 1968. Very Good. Ace Double H-77 (020-08077-060 on spine), 60c cover price, 256pp. First Edition, paperback original, two novels bound dos-a-dos. From the estate of Andrew J. Offutt, with his "Ao" intials on first page of each story in holograph pencil. Offutt was an avid science fiction author noted for "Conan"-themed fantasies, debuted as a published writer in 1951, and wrote 100s of erotic novels pseudonymously as John Cleve, Turk Winter, John Denis, Jeff Morehead, Opal Andrews, among others. The "Spaceways" series is perhaps his ultimate collaboration between science fiction and erotica. Most institutions without personal material. Very Good, light rubbing and foxing, brief creasing, spine creases, numerical stamp on page edges.

Various Publishers, 1951-83. Very Good. Formidable collection of 25 science fiction digest magazines, copies belonging to Andrew J. Offutt, with his "Funny Farm" address label on 7 issues of "Analog," 1 issue of "Fantasy and Science Fiction" rubber-stamped, laid-in material (including personal business cards) with notations in 7 various issues, and 11 issues with with his notations throughout; 1 "Analog" issue signed to "Andy" by contributor Piers Anthony as "Piers Anthony Jacob" at his inclusion. Notations in holograph ink and pencil, highlighting, simple editorial marks and his own fleeting opinions.Offutt was an avid science fiction author noted for "Conan"-themed fantasies, debuted as a published writer in 1951, and wrote 100s of erotic novels pseudonymously as John Cleve, Turk Winter, John Denis, Jeff Morehead, Opal Andrews, and others. The "Spaceways" series is his ultimate collaboration of science fiction and erotica.Issues include: Analog (9, 1966, 1974, 1982-83), Galaxy (6, 1951, 1957),… Read More