Double Hot: School for Sex and Resort Secretary

Hershman, Morris

ISBN 10: 1605435414 / ISBN 13: 9781605435411

Published by Ramble House, Vancleave, 2011

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Vancleave: Ramble House:, 2011. Trade paperback, New, 294 pp. Cover artwork by: Gavin L. O'Keefe Two complete novels. "Morris Hershman, under the name Arnold English, wrote several sex novels in the 60s when censorship was still strong. These two novels were written in 1969 and show how the country was moving from an uptight world of illicit sex to one of open sexual abandon. And not all that gracefully.SCHOOL FOR SEX is the story of a young college professor who undertakes a Kinsey-like sex survey with his students. Nothing could go wrong there, could it? But once he finds the house where all the action is, he finds himself a little too involved with the student body. This is one survey where the interviewer reveals more about himself than the interviewee. RESORT SECRETARY tells of the many ways the owners and staff of a pleasure resort can have even more fun than the guests. Once again the sexual mores of the 60s are disrobed by an omniscient narrator who has as many hangups as the characters in the novel.". Seller Inventory # 46384

Bibliographic Details

Title: Double Hot: School for Sex and Resort ...

Publisher: Ramble House, Vancleave

Publication Date: 2011

Binding: Soft cover

Illustrator: Gavin L. O'Keefe

Condition: Trade paperback, New,

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Synopsis:

DOUBLE HOT begins a brand new series of novels from the 60s and 70s by Morris Hershman, reprinted two to a volume. This first volume includes two intriguing novels, SCHOOL FOR SEX and RESORT SECRETARY, both from 1969. They show what was on the minds of readers back in that fateful year, and you would be surprised at how so much has changed -- and hasn't. These books were considered quite naughty at the time and have a charm that is sorely lacking in today's bloodfests we call literature.

About the Author:

Morris Hershman was one of those courageous authors of the 60s who risked a jail term for writing words that the government didn't like. He wrote his sex novels under the name Arnold English, and his westerns under the name, Sam Victor.