Pulp Covers

Death in the Wind

There was Death in the Wind for the four people who stood between the killer and a million-dollar inheritance.

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The Case of the Perjured Parrot

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The Case of the Acid Throwers (Original Title: The Blind Spot)

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She’ll Get Hers

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She was easy to know, and dangerous to love

This cover was reused from When The Lusting Began

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The Bookie and the Blonde

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This entire issue (minus a few missing pages) can be downloaded here

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Unfaithful Wife

Also I Sold My Baby and Man-Crazy

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All Women’s Flesh

Berkley G-93 (1957). Uncredited Cover Art

… is soft? Smells like lilacs? Is delicious with fava beans and a nice chianti? Where are you going with this title?!

From the back:

The Burning Flesh of Many Women
When Alain Le Ray’s wife ran off with his best friend, he tried to make a new life for himself in the arms of other women:
COLETTE—the tall and full bodied girl who lived across the hall. She gave herself to Alain the very first night ..
KAT—the sleek and athletic young actress. Although a Lesbian at heart, she didn’t mind sharing Alain with her voluptuous maid, MINA—as long as the three of them could be together .. .
MONIQUE—the ravishingly beautiful blonde who learned the facts of love in Alain’s arms . . .
ALL WOMEN’S FLESH is a penetrating novel of love and desire in today’s Paris.

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