The lucky women in Yes, Sir give up control to irresistibly powerful men who understand that dominance is about exulting in power that is freely yielded. Learn More
White Stains remains Aleister Crowley's most infamous work, his attempt at taking the Satanic/erotic decadence of Baudelaire and ramping it up to new extremes of degradation, sexual depravity and demonic frenzy. Learn More
In 1986, Peter Sotos was arrested. He was charged with obscenity for publishing a magazine and was later convicted for possession of child pornography. After his trial, he kept a low profile. He worked for a meat distribution company and struggled to pay down his legal bills. He underwent mandatory counseling. Then, in the late 1980s, he began writing a manuscript that, once published, would signal the mature arrival of one of the most disquieting and original voices in English literature. That manuscript was called Tool. Learn More
Another mammoth compilation from Downtown New York's "drinking group with a writing problem," authors previously of The Worst Book I Ever Read, Crimes of the Beats, and Help Yourself! among other innumerable assaults on decency and good taste. Learn More
‘In an instant he had pressed her up against one of the standing stones. It was cold as a tomb, that chill working through her thin dress. ''Undress for me,'' he commanded.’ Learn More