NEWEST FRON THE AWARD-WINNING B&D AUTHORS Insanely wealthy Donovan Grant buys a private island in the Caribbean where he can pursue his not-so-private obsessions, like photographing young ladies tied and bound in expensive leather and posting the results on his no-cost web site, exsx.or...

Serialized for 18 legendary issues in in the Late Victorian era, the Pearl is a notorious collection of jokes, limericks and naughty ballads, with several complete novels interspersed among its content. A fascinating read for anyone interesting in underground literature of the period.

Reader Review: Charles Devereaux books are always good reads...from one place to the next you will never fail to enjoy his style of erotica...the story line moves along with each turn of the page...steamy erotica at its best...no cold nights with his books...enjoy...

PART TWO OF VICTORIAN CLASSIC OF AMOUR IN THE NEAR EAST When he is drafted to help free the Afghan people from oppression by piratical warlords, Captain Charles Devereaux finds himself spending as much time in sexual skirmishes with the wives and daughters of his fellow officers as in ...

THE VICTORIAN KINK FOR DISCIPLINE COMES TO AMERICA! The scandalous goings-on behind the respectable façade of turn-of-the-century America are revealed in this acknowledged erotic and literary classic which has been hailed as important sociological document. Lord Drialys, a peer of the ...

A ONCE-BANNED CLASSIC OF VICTORIAN EROTICA It's no wonder so many Victorian and Edwardian British males grew up with a taste for being birched and caned! Not if they met irresistible women with a taste for discipline like the alluring widow, Mrs. Muriel Harcourt in this erotic gem from ...

Among the most banned books of all time, Cleland's 18th Century novel got the author in trouble with many of the authorities. However, the quality of writing was so impressive, Cleland managed to wrangle a pension from one of the authority figures present at his trial (though he would ...

Who Pushed Paula? is the first work for Olympia by author Akbar del Piombo (Rubington). Published in 1956, this is a tale of observation and violation in the castle of a baron, with many guests, onlookers and participants.

First title by Robert Desmond, Olympia's second-most mysterious author after "Ataullah Mardaan." The Sweetest Fruit, published in 1951, is a contrast between two men, arrogant Ben and humble, clergyman David. The book details, in graphic detail, just how these two gentlemen go about t...

Another classic account from Olympia's later years. The Yellow Room is the story of Alice Darvell, a young woman sent off to live with her aunt and uncle, there to be educated and disciplined, as it turns out, by means of the lash.

Lord George Herbert's classic account of men and women in a Turkish bordello. Over the course of one night the inhabitants give accounts of how they came to be employed there, and of their vivid sexual histories.

THE VICTORIAN EROTIC TRILOGY COMES TO ITS CLIMAX! After experiences with the flagellants of Chicago and Boston, Lord Drialys, a peer of the British realm, uncovers even more scandalous goings-on in the Big Apple of trhe 1880s! Here is an acknowledged masterpiece of the "romance of the l...

This anonymous classic was published by Olympia during one of the firm's later incarnations. Takes a special woman to play along like this.

A ONCE BANNED CLASSIC OF AMOROUS ESCAPADES Two fun-loving girls of 1910s discover love and lust among the idle rich and the well-proportioned poor in this insightful excursion into the erotic mores and morals of an earlier era. Grace and Anna are two fun loving girls of the early 20th c...

A VICTORIAN EROTIC CLASSIC In this newest addition to the Sizzler line of Erotic Classics, the wealthy, experienced Lady Harpur narrates her sexual initiation and adventures during the Victorian and Edwardian eras. Known to her friends as Queenie, Lady Harper was the daughter of a rich ...

Two of Miller's shorter works, published in 1956 and 1956 by the Olympia Press in Paris as part of the Traveller's Companion Series. Quiet Days in Clichy, a rewrite by Miller of a 1940 piece, gives the account of men in the Paris suburb, their conversations and travels, and, for a short...

The long-awaited sequel to Helen and Desire, this work picks up where the first volume left off, presenting us with private investigator Anthony Harvest, a detective with a penchant for the sexual life, and a gift for handling tough situations. Henry meets up with Helen's former compani...

An Erotic Account of Life in Public Radio. Rejected out of hand by every other publisher (public radio's death grip on the written word is horrifying to behold), 150 books in, olympiapress.com is proud to present its first original novel. Kikki is a girl a little too old and not quite...

The third solo effort by author Daimler gives us a contemporary recreation of all the scenes from de Sade's Bedroom Philosophers, only with much more bedroom, and considerably less philosophy. They characters earn credit for their thoroughness, and she gets kudos for her wit in an early...

Author van Heller is a legend among writers of erotic fiction, so good that his name and craft were often imitated, but never duplicated. With Open Mouth begins almost sweetly, with an innocent boy gazing at (and dreaming about) a nude woman from the city who's visiting his town. From t...