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1982ref. 237491982. Nine works of trans and cross-dressing erotic fiction circa 1980s to 1990 documenting a specialized adult market for fiction centered on feminization gender-role reversal and fantasies of sexual and social roles outside conventional heterosexual gender roles. The narratives range from cross dressing to l transformation. Several titles were issued by Cathy Charles Slavik's Empathy Press of Seattle a mail order publisher specializing in transgender cross dressing LGBT erotic fiction. Archive includes nine staple bound fiction booklets all approximately 45-65 pp.: 1 "Skirted Men. Book 9." Empathy Press Seattle 1982. 2 "Skirted Men. Book 24." Empathy Press Seattle 1984. 3 "Transvestite Training Camp." Empathy Press circa 1986. 4 "Men in Skirts. Book 37." Empathy Press Seattle 1987. 5 "Guys in Gowns: Transvestite Adventure Stories. Book 81." Empathy Press Seattle 1990. 6 Wilson Joanne. "He's the New Girl in Town." 1990. 7 "Transvestite Sissy." Empathy Press attribution established externally; no imprint in this copy. 8 "Queen of the Square Dance." Publisher unidentified circa 1980s. 9 "Vacation Transvestites." Publisher unidentified. The booklets preserve evidence of an underground market for queer erotic material and gender play from a period when public representation of trans and gender-nonconforming sexuality remained limited. Empathy Press marketed this fiction alongside a larger catalogue of explorative transgender and cross-dressing books magazines films tapes contacts and related adult material while the unidentified publications demonstrate the same broader commercial appetite for a feminization cross dressing and gender transformation narratives. Moderate toning rubbing edge wear and occasional soiling to wrappers; staples intact. Overall good condition. A concentrated group of 1980s fetish fiction documenting the commercial development of cross dressing progressive feminization and gender transformation as specialized categories of adult print culture. unknown
1960ref. 152883Los Angeles: National Hot Rod Association 1960. Original style guide for freelance reporters and photographers covering competition drag racing created by the National Hot Rod Association NHRA circa 1960s. The NHRA was founded by Wally Parks editor of Hot Rod magazine in 1951 in order to promote "safety sportsmanship and fellowship" among racer and more broadly to convince the general public and especially police that there was a difference between reckless street racers and hot rod drivers. In 1960 the association began publishing "National Dragster" a biweekly news magazine featuring racing stats and interviews which continues to be published today. Housed in black wrappers with a die-cut title window in the British style. Mimeograph duplication rectos only. Ten leaves not numbered. Wrapper Very Good plus leaves Very Good plus lightly age-toned bound internally with three silver brads. National Hot Rod Association unknown
2025ref. 91791Gallery Books. Very Good in Very Good- dust jacket. First Edition. Hardcover. Signed "Bob" on half title page. Some very light rubbing on book jacket. Photos upon request. International shipping billed at cost. Please note that the buyer is responsible for any customs duties tariffs or import fees levied by the destination country.; 5.5 X 0.9 X 8.375 inches; 240 pages; Signed by Author . 2025. 166806197X . Gallery Books hardcover
1969ref. 229941969. LGBTQTransgenderCross-Dressing Anonymous. Miss High-heels. New York: Grove Press Inc. 1969. First U.S. edition. Octavo. Lime green cloth boards in original photo-illustrated dust jacket. First published anonymously in Paris in 1931 Miss High-heels is an infamous work of fetishistic and feminization-themed erotica presented here in its first U.S. printing by Grove Press known for its defiance of censorship and promotion of transgressive literature. The novel tells the story of Dennis Evelyn Beryl a young effeminate English aristocrat who under the coercive influence of his domineering step-sister Helen is gradually transformed into "Denise" the titular Miss High-heels. Framed as a fictional memoir penned at Helen's command the narrative follows Dennis's journey from privileged heir to submissive cross-dresser. He is forced into girls' school stripped of masculine identifiers and eventually returned to the family estate clothed in "diamond-buckled satin slippers" and "the finest silks and satins" fully assuming the role of a "fetichiste-du-pied." Themes of humiliation and gender inversion mark the main character's transition as a fetish story but the book also allows for them to feel comfortable in their new identity: "Eventually Dennis is brought to realize how much more pleasurable is his life as a young girl and he willingly abandons his name fortune and life to the whims of Helen." Notable both for its elaborate prose and for its early depiction of forced feminization fantasy Miss High-heels occupies a space between pornography and proto-trans literature which would later flourish in small press chapbook format in the 80s and 90s. While drenched in the misogynistic and sadomasochistic tropes of its genre the text is nevertheless of interest among scholars of queer publishing history. Binding tight and square; boards clean; jacket bright with light shelfwear and a single 1/2 in closed tear at the top margin of front panel. Overall near fine in very good dust jacket. A historically resonant text in trans and fetish literature. unknown
