This purports to be an “as told to” true story about a girl with expensive tastes and only one way to satisfy them. And satisfy them she does—right up to the Capitol dome. Eventually her greed for men drives her to set up a whorehouse that caters to the most powerful movers and shakers in Washington. SC

Publisher: Holloway House
Paperback: 224 pages

“Frankly, I’m queer. I’ve had men and animals and five Japanese girls at a time and I even screwed a corpse. But it’s the injured ones that really turn me on.” More than your standard dinge-queen drama, this book is all that and a bag of chili fries! MG

Publisher: Holloway House
Paperback: 224 pages

“Lesbianism, drugs and a Mafia Don were all a part of their sultry night life… and then they met one of the biggest black entertainers in show business… and learned that ‘soul brothers’ is more than just a phrase!”

Publisher: Holloway House
Paperback: 224 pages

A powerful account of black women in prison: debauchery, camaraderie and dehumanization coexist in this tender tale of a friendship between two tough inmates. SC

Publisher: Holloway House
Paperback: 224 pages

“Black Willie had stepped in front of Wanda and was now defiantly facing me. I looked at this man who had obviously accepted the possession of my woman—my Wanda. I say accepted because I had learned early in life that a woman could not be taken unless she, herself, was willing, and the movements that Wanda had made, sliding behind Willie and perching herself atop the stool, told me that my learning was correct. My humiliation had lasted long enough and I decided it should end… Before I departed through the door, I was forced to take a despondent and parting look at Wanda—Black Willie’s Wanda.” A player’s true tale, circa 1974. GR

Publisher: Holloway House
Paperback: 235 pages