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2nd Printing. 177; 131; 143pp. An adult collection of three erotic novels: Paula, The Piquose (TC 26); Duke Cosimo (TC34); and The Double-Bellied Companion (TC43) First published together in 1959, this is the 2nd Printing of 1965. Kearney-Carroll 7.73.2. 8vo. Three volumes in one, pp. 177, 131, 143. Volume 73 of The Traveller's Companion Series. Reprints of three of "Akbar's" wonderfully gothic and bizarre erotic novels that were first published by the Olympia Press separately: Paula the Piquose [originally Who Pushed Paula] (1956). - Duke Cosimo [originally Cosimo's Wife] (1957). - The Double-Bellied Companion [originally The Traveller's Companion] (1957). This collection - or rather this edition of this collection - had the unfortunate effect of confounding "Akbar" with William Burroughs, since by a printer's blunder a page from a Burroughs book advertising "other books by the same author" was included here. The Fetish Crowd was first published in 1959. Paperback. Light shelfwear. Very Good.

First edition. (92) pp. Victorian-style illustrations throughout. Publisher's printed wrappers. Spine and covers just slightly rubbed at the edges, else fine. Condition Near Fine. A satirical collage "novel". (The Traveller's Companion Series 79). Kearney 154.

44 Bl. m. zahlr. Illustrationen nach Holzschnitten des 19. Jahrhunderts aus medizinischen Werken, Zeitschriften, Anzeigen, Lexika etc. (olympia press 79). Illustrierte OKart. (leicht berieben). Erste Ausgabe dieser "collage novel" des vor allem durch Erotika aufgefallenen Norman Rubington.- Ein Abenteuer von Sir Edwin Fuzz, illustriert mit kuriosen Holzschnitten, wie sie auch Max Ernst für seine Kollagen benutzte. Sprache: Englisch.

Paris: The Olympia Press.1956. Small format 8vo., original green card covers, ruled and lettered in black and white; pp. [vi], 7-200, [viii]; a very fresh copy, scuffed and creased along spine, resulting in some loss of colour; some occasional vertical creasing to pages.First edition, No. 27 in the Traveller's Companion Series. Printed in March 1956 by Impr. S.I.P., Montreuil, and priced 900 Francs.Rubington's work was characterised by his tongue-in-cheek humour and exaggerated orgy scenes. Here, the story focuses on a very well-endowed protagonist, who after a series of adventures, eventually ends up in a sultan's harem.Kearney (p.71).