Pulp Book “SKIRTS” by Akbar Del Piombo, Collector’s Publication 1967 1st Ed.

Collector’s Publication Pulp, First American Printing. 
Akbar del Piombo is believed to be an alias for Norman Rubington, perhaps best known for his 'Cosimo's Wife'. 'Skirts' is in the same vein of erotic literature, being a light-hearted romp written in the sixties, presaging the explosive liberalisation of this genre pioneered in the USA by Grove Press. It tells the story of a young man whose prospects are slim, but concentrated in the size and potency of his male appendage. Once he realises the potential of this instrument he finds himself the centre of insatiable demand from the whole female population, and the envy, even jealousy, of their male consorts. The story told is amusing, involving orgies and an uncomfortable spell in an Eastern harem, involving a set of droll comrades and a number of doting devotees of the arts for which his anatomy makes him ideally suited. Del Piombo's books are worthy classics, firmly embedded in the best literary traditions, if only on the surreal fringes of these traditions.
Overall good condition
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