Norman akbar (85 risultati)

163pp., No. OPS44 in The Olympia Press Series. A reprint of T. C. 204. his was published originally by the Paris Olympia Press as THE TRAVELLER'S COMPANION; reprinted under its present title in THE FETISH CROWD, a trilogy of "Akbar del Piombo's" novels, also published by the Olympia Press at Paris. Explicit erotic novel by Norma…

149pp., No. OPS40 in The Olympia Press Series. A reprint of T. C. 202. "When Sir Oliver Mottke-Wrench discovered that his wife, Lady Mottke-Wrench, in the most flamboyant disarray (.) he retrieved the ancient silver-barreled musket of his grandfather, inserted the last remaining bullet in the weapon, and returned to the bedroom…

156pp., No. 204 in the Traveller's Companion Series. Following COSIMO'S WIFE, here is another of Akbar del Piombo's exercises in erotic burlesque; the present volume was first released by Olympia Press in Paris under the title THE TRAVELLER'S COMPANION as part of the THE FETISH CROWD trilogy. It consists of two novellas, A CRUMB…

191pp. + [iv] ads. Pornographic novel. According to his obituary in the London Independent (Jan 1991), Rubington "went to Paris in the early 1950s to paint and became involved with the group of expatriate American (and a few British) figures that included Christopher Logue, Dan Jones, Alexander Trocchi, William Burroughs, Iris O…

192pp. With an introduction by Dale Gordon, PhD. Originally printed at Paris in 1956 as WHO PUSHED PAULA? by the Olympia Press as No. 26 in the Traveller's Companion series; reprinted as PAULA THE PIQUOSE in THE DOUBLE-BELLIED COMPANION anthology in 1959, No. 73 in the Traveller's Companion series. GC288. Paperback. Light shelfw…

1st edition. 143pp. Published along with Who Pushed Paula? and Cosimo's Wife as The Fetish Crowd, No. 73. in Traveller's Companion Series. Each novel had its own title page with a green border; "The Fetish Crowd" appeared only on the front wrapper. "The Double-Bellied Companion was also know as "The Traveller's Companion." Rebou…

131pp. Originally published as Cosimo's Wife, No. 34 in the Traveller's Companion Series, this is apparently taken from an anthology of three Del Piombo titles (the others being The Fetish Crowd and Who Pushed Paula?) published as No. 73 in the Traveller's Companion Series in 1959 and 1965. Rebound with green cloth spine and boa…

Mass Market Paperback. Condizione: Very Good +. First Thus. Book appears moderately read with some light rubbing at spine edges and extremities. OW book appears tight, solid and square! A "Far-Out" Book. Appears to be an anti-war treatise with very lovely illustrations. A very unusual title and edition. Norman Rubington - Collag…

Soft cover. Condizione: Very Good. Fourth Edition. 156 pgs. "When Sir Oliver Mottke-Wrench discovered his wife, lady Mottke-Wrech, in the most flamboyant diarray, . he retrieved the ancient silver-barreled musket of his grandfather, inserted the last remaing bullet in the weapon, and returned to the bedroom of infidelity." >>> S…

Paperback. Condizione: Good. First American Edition. Surrealistic collages made from old engravings, captioned by del Piombo; the theme is 'Heroism'. Paperback, stated first American edition, first published by Olympia in Paris two years earlier. Good. "A Far-Out Book." Front and back cover rubbed; bookplate inside front cover.…

Paperback. 160p., very good PBO in plain white and orange wraps. Erotic pulp fiction. Originally published by Greenleaf Classics as GC231. Collectors Publications. Rubington [Akbar del Piombo] was a collage artist who made animations similar to but pre-dating Terry Gilliam's works and who illustrated The Olympia Reader. This is…

Paperback. Condizione: Very Good. First American edition. 16mo, 218 pages, green wrappers, corner crease at lower right of top cover. No. 462 in The Traveller's Companion Series. Piombo was Norman Rubington's nom de plume, but this title is not on his website. He was a painter who became part of the artistic and literary crowds…