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Alias Akbar Del Piombo
Akbar del Piombo - illustrious subterranean luminary, mysterious, pseudonymous author of six darkly comic, wildly satirical collage novels, together with half-a-dozen volumes of steamy prose. Akbar del Piombo - preposterous, portentous name, once widely believed to be a nom-de-plume of William S. Burroughs. Akbar del Piombo - the name itself a kind of collage, fittingly inconsonant for a virtuoso of the incongruous. Concealed behind the Akbar del Piombo pen name were the mordant eye and fertile brain of Norman Rubington (1921-1991.) Annotations herein based on a correspondence between Rubington and Gregory Stephenson.
Cosimo's Wife, Or the Vengeance of a Duke
Akbar del Piombo's (Norman Rubington's) famed tale of Duke Cosimo, his wife, and their many, many guests. Very much a what you see is what you get account of some wild partying, but Rubington deserves extra credit for the manic quality he brought to all his works. First published 1957 as volume 34 in the Traveller's Companion series.
Who Pushed Paula?
Who Pushed Paula? is the first work for Olympia by author Akbar del Piombo (Rubington). Published in 1956, this is a tale of observation and violation in the castle of a baron, with many guests, onlookers and participants. Part of a semi-trilogy of works (with Cosimo's Wife and The Traveller's Companion) that were later joined together as "The Fetish Crowd."
The Traveller's Companion
Another work by Akbar del Piombo (Norman Rubington), offering any number of group activities, and again featuring Duke Cosmo in a supporting role.
Skirts
Eerily prescient tale that seems straight out of those Levitra ad disclaimers. Edward Champdick has a problem; one that keeps growing. He consults with doctors, tries any number of women to get the thing down, ends up in a Turkish Harem at the mercy of a Sultana. Title was originally published in 1956 as number 27 of the Traveller's Companion Series.
Who Pushed Paula?
Who Pushed Paula? is the first work for Olympia by author Akbar del Piombo (Rubington). Published in 1956, this is a tale of observation and violation in the castle of a baron, with many guests, onlookers and participants.
Into the Harem
Remember the KAMA SUTRA? Well, here it is Akbar Del Piombo style. One day you're in the neighborhood bar somewhere in Mass., U.S.A. and before you can say HAREM SCAREM you're doing the Sultan a big favor in Istanbul. It could only happen to Akbar, the Groucho Marx of erotica. INTO THE HAREM is an erotic funfest in the most classical manner.
The Hero Maker
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The Traveller's Companion
Part of an erotic trilogy by author/illustrator/painter Piombo (Norman Rubington), this book features numerous couplings amongst multiple individuals, again with that wild, crazy style, and Duke Cosimo in a cameo. First published in 1957 as volume 43 of the Traveller's Companion Series. Later reprinted as "The Double-Bellied Companion."
