The San Fernando Valley, hidden just on the other side of the Hollywood sign, is the pornography capital of the world. This valley of adult commerce is towered over by Alston Image, the most successful, respected and innovative producer of adult content in history. But when the company's eternally ambitious and publicly reclusive founder and CEO, Isaac Alston, decides to track down and produce the script for a legendary forbidden film by his favorite erotic auteur he incurs a public backlash that echoes across the entire nation. In this scorching debut, author Jordan Owen weaves a tale of scathing satire, corporate intrigue and moral outrage to journey deep into the hearts and minds of the industry that is the Eros Empire...

Eros Empire

Humor & Entertainment

Owen, Jordan

Humor

BearManor Bare

Volume 1 of 3.Volume 1 presents Sade's earliest theatrical efforts, ranging from occasional verse, written to accompany the plays of other authors, to his first attempts at comedy and a newly developing bourgeois tragedy called the drame. The violence and eroticism of Sade's infamous novels are present in the plays, though in a lower dosage, obviously to render them accessible to public performance rather than private reading. "[I]t is at the theatre rather than somewhere else that we must revive the almost extinguished flame of the love that every Frenchman owes his country; there is where he'll be convinced of the dangers that would exist for him should he fall back into the hands of tyranny. He'll carry home the enthusiasm and teach it to his family and its effects will be so much more durable, so much more passionate than the momentary inspirations of a newspaper article or proclamation because at the theatre, he learns the lesson by example, and he remembers it." - The Marquis de Sade

Rape, Incest, Murder! The Marquis de Sade on Stage Volume One: Juvenilia and Ear

Literature & Fiction

Franceschina, John

Dramas & Plays

Edward D. Wood, Jr. was a name forgotten in the history of Hollywood until the release of the 1994 Tim Burton biopic, Ed Wood, starring Johnny Depp as Ed, and Martin Landau as the horror icon Bela Lugosi, a role for which Landau received the Academy Award.\nFollowing service with the U.S. Marines during World War II, Ed followed his dream to Hollywood, hoping to achieve success as a movie director. Ed did realize his goal but his talents did not match his ambitions. Working with practically nonexistent budgets, he directed movies ignored in their day but have since become recognized as cult classics: Glen or Glenda, Bride of The Monster, Orgy of The Dead, and his most “infamous” production: Plan 9 From Outer Space.\nBarely skimping by on his movie earnings, Ed turned to writing a series of lurid paperbacks with such titles as “Black Lace Drag”, “Let Me Die In Drag” and “Devil Girls”. His professional decline continued when he worked for a skin magazine publisher in the late 60’s, churning out copy and short fiction in prodigious amounts, an amazing accomplishment considering that by this point Ed Wood had become a serious alcoholic.\nEdited and with a foreword by Bob Blackburn, a close friend of Ed’s widow Kathy, these later stories penned by Ed Wood have finally been collected in this exclusive volume.

Angora Fever: The Collected Stories of Edward D. Wood, Jr.

Wood, Ed

United States

Edward D. Wood, Jr. was a name forgotten in the history of Hollywood until the release of the 1994 Tim Burton biopic, Ed Wood, starring Johnny Depp as Ed, and Martin Landau as the horror icon Bela Lugosi, a role for which Landau received the Academy Award. Following service with the U.S. Marines during World War II, Ed followed his dream to Hollywood, hoping to achieve success as a movie director. Ed did realize his goal but his talents did not match his ambitions. Working with practically nonexistent budgets, he directed movies ignored in their day but have since become recognized as cult classics: Glen or Glenda, Bride of The Monster, Orgy of The Dead, and his most "infamous" production: Plan 9 From Outer Space. Barely skimping by on his movie earnings, Ed turned to writing a series of lurid paperbacks with such titles as "Black Lace Drag," "Let Me Die In Drag" and "Devil Girls." His professional decline continued when he worked for a skin magazine publisher in the late 60's, churning out copy and short fiction in prodigious amounts, an amazing accomplishment considering that by this point Ed Wood had become a serious alcoholic. Edited and with a foreword by Bob Blackburn, a close friend of Ed's widow Kathy, these later stories penned by Ed Wood have finally been collected in this exclusive volume.

Angora Fever: The Collected Stories of Edward D. Wood, Jr. (hardback)

Erotica

IT’S A STORY TOO HOT TO COVER!But that never stopped the two sexiest ladies in North America before.It all began in Toronto when the author of The Happy Hooker and ThePure-as-Snow Porn Queen met to rap about their favorite subject—sex.They found they had an awful lot to share. In fact, they were so turnedon…But this is their story, one they just love to talk about in intimatedetail.

Xaviera Meets Marilyn Chambers

Biographies & Memoirs

Hollander, Xaviera

Chambers, Marilyn

Arts & Literature

IT'S A STORY TOO HOT TO COVER But that never stopped the two sexiest ladies in North America before. It all began in Toronto when the author of The Happy Hooker and The Pure-as-Snow Porn Queen met to rap about their favorite subject--sex. They found they had an awful lot to share. In fact, they were so turned on... But this is their story, one they just love to talk about in intimate detail.

Xaviera Meets Marilyn Chambers (hardback)

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