Xavier Hollander is a tri-lingual typist and speaks seven languages fluently. She is also young, beautiful and was, until recently, the most successful Madame in New York City, operating a brothel in mid Manhattan. Her autobiography, The Happy Hooker, tells with unblushing candour and more than a touch of humour how she became first a call girl and then a Madame; how she regards her chosen calling; how her many and varied clients regard her; and how the principles of business management can be applied to the world's oldest profession.

First published in America, THE HAPPY HOOKER, has already sold more than two million copies.

First published in Great Britain in 1972 by Talmy, Franklin Ltd
© Robin Moore and Xaviera de Vries, 1972
First Sphere Books edition, 1972

LINDA LOVELACE is the star of Deep Throat, the first hard-core film which not only has earned millions of dollars, but also has been acclaimed by serious writers, critics and the general public. Linda Lovelace herself, has been featured in innumerable publications throughout the world, such as Esquire, Playboy, Time-Life and The Sunday Times supplement.
LINDA LOVELACE is a phenomenon of the 70's. She is young, pretty, alive, free and honest... she is turned on to all good things and talks freely about them in this book. To quote Linda Lovelace herself:
On sex books: "I like honesty in writing, and I can tell when it is true, or if it's the bathroom phantasy of some phoney fiction writer... I have to tell it like it is..."
On sex: "Nothing about sex is bad. That should be repeated over and over... and perhaps the truth will eventually be seen..."
On youth: "Many of my generation have made big mistakes, but in most cases they have been driven to it by too much control, not by too much permissiveness..."
This book also tells how the Deep Throat film was conceived and describes the behind- the-scenes activities and Linda's secret techniques for sexual satisfaction. Linda claims she has devised a unique combination of Oriental and mystical/hypnotic self discipline.

First published in Great Britain by Heinrich Hanau Publications Ltd 1974
© 1974 by Pinnacle Books Inc & Heinrich Hanau Publications Ltd.