--- In
rara-avis-l@yahoogroups.com, Jay Gertzman
<jgertzma@...> wrote:
>
> Are there other paperback originals or soft-core sex
pulps of the 50s
> and 60s that describe sex scenes as Hunter does in
_Lust Dream_?
It *really* varies--as you note, sometimes even within a
single book!
>Some
> such passages were actually written by the editor
not the author.
Huh--I believe you, but where'd you hear that? In the case of
Earl Kemp, at least, he was mainly an editor I think, but
also sometimes an author, so this wouldn't surprise me at
all.
> last few, and I guess "I fell on her like a tree"
[!] is Block's
> writing.
Haha--a very similar phrasing occurs in Stark's HUNTER, in
the very first pages, as women in cars fantasize about Parker
as he walks across the bridge.
> Congrats to Curt Purcell for his "groovy
age
> of horror" website.
Thanks very much, Jay!
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