As for my latest dive into Vintage Gay Pulp Fiction…
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| 1964, National Library Books |
I did not see that gender-bending twist coming and then things got wilder and crazier! Kurt and Prissy have the hots for each other and Bill agrees to let them sleep together if it means Prissy will “cure” Kurt of his homosexual tendencies. While Kurt and Prissy are getting busy, a drag queen named Leslie arrives and demands to see Kurt. Bill won’t allow Leslie to interrupt Kurt’s chance at straightness, so the solid sibling physically struggles with the determined drag queen. With Bill dressed in traditionally male clothing and Leslie all dolled-up as a feminine woman, the struggle turns to passion.
Clint couldn’t be happier that his offspring have finally tasted the “normalcy” of hetero love, even if Bill’s experience was still kinda bent. Their step onto the straight and narrow path inspires the siblings to take their father’s advice and start an “Abnormals Anonymous” meeting. Bill agrees to head the meeting and the agenda is ostensibly to help the queer community act straight in front of biological family and at their workplaces. As I said, it’s 1964, so really the ultimate goal is to make heterosexuals out of all of them. The first meeting is spectacular with various LGBTQ+ representation. A highlight is when several members brazenly call out the meeting’s bullshit and proudly leave in all of their queer glory! 🏳️🌈
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| Teaser page at the beginning of the book. |
Be careful what you bid on, because you just might win it…and…don’t judge a book by its awesome cover!





























