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"Third-Sex Slave to the Third Reich's Brutal Lusts" Like Gay Treason, Go Down Aaron associates sexual and politcal "perversion."

"Third-Sex Slave to the Third Reich's Brutal Lusts" Like Gay Treason, Go Down Aaron associates sexual and politcal "perversion."

I'm not sure if this outlandish cover bares any passing resemblance to the plot within.

Theologian Mark D. Jordan writes in "Blessing Same-Sex Unions" that "Hot Pants Homo" contains themes of "peristent desire to discover the truth of love." He argues that the conventions of "twilight" romance portray a love that is all the more intense…

The scholarly tone of this cover mimics the style of Kinsey's work. Unlike Kinsey, however, D. Royal went on to write pulp titles such as I, Virgin (1966),  Nightstick (1973) and Sex Slave Hostage (1975).

A 1972 fantasy playing on the homosocial world of the military.Other titles from Parisian Press include "San Fransisco Hustler," "Money Gay," "One Final Orgy," "Danny Does," and "Meet Me at the Baths."

"He was the darling of the dorm!"

"In apartments and rooms in big cities, in dark alleys and bus station rest rooms, and even in the war-torn jungles, there's twilight life..."

"No one could admire him more than himself."

"he won the gay vote by a sinslide."