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Biker
She wanted freedom. What she found was fire. In Biker, Jane Gallion delivers a fearless dive into an apocalyptic world of violence, driven by chaos, and fueled by the open road. It's a war story — about identity, power, and the price of living on the edge. Gallion's voice is sharp, unflinching, and decades ahead of its time. Biker isn't nostalgia — it's a punch to the gut that still lands hard today.
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Stoned
The sweet smell of marijuana fills the air — and suddenly Elaine's whole uptight world flips inside out. The kids can scream, the husband can go to hell — she's through being the perfect suburban wife. Now she's turning on, tuning in, and dropping out — into a wild whirl of love, dope, and liberation that tears through every polite barrier of her middle-class life. A diamond in the rough of pulp fiction about the late 1960s counterculture. Sexual liberation, drug culture, and the Vietnam War — Gallion captures the zeitgeist of the time brilliantly.
"Stoned is a diamond in the rough of pulp fiction about the late 1960s counterculture. Sexual liberation, drug culture and the Vietnam War, Jane Gallion captures the zeitgeist of the time brilliantly." — Andrew Nette, author of Girl Gangs, Biker Boys & Real Cool Cats
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Coito Ergo Sum
Biker, Stoned, and Going Down — three novels in one volume. The complete collected erotica of Jane Gallion. First published by Essex House in 1969, Biker and Stoned ripped through the myths of freedom and desire with prose as raw as it was fearless. Going Down completes the trip — dark, unsparing, and exclusive to this volume. Gallion's work is a literature of extremes: dangerous, hypnotic, and impossible to forget.
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Season of the Witch
Andre Fuller had been convicted of the brutal rape-murder of a young woman — but this was tomorrow, and concepts had changed. A human life was too valuable to throw away in a futile gesture of revenge. Andre learned that he must replace the life he had taken. He would become the woman he had killed. A bold and unsettling novel of punishment, transformation, and identity — where the ultimate experiment is the human soul itself. Originally published by Essex House in 1968, later adapted as the film Memory Run.
"A special combination of science fiction and pornographic detail and rhetoric. The quality of the novel artistically justifies this radical strategy." — 20th Century Science Fiction Writers
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Thrill City
Set in a city devastated by World War Three, Thrill City is Stine at his most phantasmagoric. A horrific portrait of an America in violent disintegration — where sexual repression has exploded into psychic chaos, and the destructive side of Dionysus emerges not from individual men but from society as a whole. Underground pulp at full throttle. Essex House, 1969.
"Razorblade fiction!" — The Magazine of Fantasy and Science Fiction
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The Geek
The carnival moved through the dust like a fever — a traveling world of lights, lies, and trembling flesh. Told by the one witness who saw everything and said nothing: the Geek's chicken. A notorious cult classic, The Geek is a hallucinatory descent into carnival life, desire, and the animal underneath. Dedicated to Harlan Ellison and Norman Spinrad, with a cover testimonial from Philip José Farmer. Essex House, 1969.
"A brutal hymn to the flesh — beautiful, obscene, and absolutely unforgettable." — Michael Perkins, The Secret Record