IN THE 1960's  THEY WERE READING THIS PAPERBACK SLEAZE....

"GLORY HOLE"  "His beat was the men's rooms where he nabbed male hustlers. The continual involvement brought on urges he could not resist."

"What the Dudes desired...He delivered!".

"SLAVE MAN" "Was I gay or straight? At first it didn't matter. I did it either way because I was Warren's slave. But when the money came rolling in and I began to think about it, I wasn't sure. A man's lips tasted as sweet as a woman's. And the touch of his masculinity electrified me. I fought it at first, but it was a losing battle. I became my own slave."

"What does a man do when he's 38, saddled with a miserable marraige, and then discovers that he wants a man?"

--"A young, handsome sailor, latently homosexual, meets a fantastic looking, popular bartender . . . ;dope, murder and possible self destruction accompany the enlightenment and a startling conclusion . . . reveals that not all is 'ship shape' on the base."

1970--It's non-stop sex as a young Gay man leaves New York to do the San Francisco bath scene.

"Passion bound by ties of silk -- a new twist in Gay Paree!"

Georges was everything that a boy from the country could have wanted in a lover: wealthy, handsome, a dashing figure amid the gay social whirl of Paris in the late Eighteenth Century. But Georges, it seemed, could never learn to love, and he drove young Etiene to the arms of men who could teach him nothing but the ways of lust.

 SONG OF THE LOON 1966,  The ground-breaking saga of the love between mountain men and indians is a beautifully written and moving tale. SONG OF AARON is the sequel to Song of the Loon, 1967,  "Aaron Buckthorne's coming out experiences in the old West. Playing cowboys and indians was never this much fun--sex, romance, and the wild west!

vintage book 1967 "Dave had tried all kinds of emotional outlets to achieve his pleasure, but only three of them turned out right - men, men, men."
circa 1968 "The bizarre, shameful dream was always the same:  Jeff was savagely violated by a dark man.  Then the dream became routine, and all the men were suddenly terribly real."