HISTORY OF MEN'S MAGAZINES VOL 6. 1970's Under the Counter

Volume 6, the final word in this encyclopedic series, is reserved for the most daring and extreme edges of the publishing field. In the 1970s, drunk on freedom, editor's imaginations ran wild. Come peek inside the sex shops of Denmark, Sweden, Germany, Holland and the US to see what liberation really meant. Read about Berth Milton, the man who toppled Sweden's obscenity laws with his magazine Private and its shockingly explicit covers; the Danish Theander brothers whose motto was, "The First, The Biggest, The Most Pornographic" retaliated with Rodox and Color Climax; Reuben Sturman, founding father of Southern California's vast sex industry; John Sutcliffe, who made gasmasks sexy with his Atomage magazine; and worst film director Ed Wood Jr.'s secret and surprising men's magazines. Lesbian dominance? Hot housewives? Black and Asian women? Hippie nudists espousing free love and drug use? Hairy women? Shaved women? Shaved women giving hairy women enemas? It was all there. For the kinky, every fetish was represented: spanking titles Zap and Smack cuddled up to dominance titles Bitch and Aggressive Gals, and to Wet Dreams, Diapered and Dominated and Enema Pick ups. Warning: everything in this volume is uncensored and for mature adults only. 460 full colour pages of covers and magazine interiors. 21.3 x 27.7cm, 2.10 kg, 460 pages. Text in English, French, German.