Belmar, NJ: Neptune Productions, [circa mid- 1970s]. 62, [8]pp; b&w illus. Saddle-stapled in photo-illustrated wraps. Wear and rubbing to covers, with "Lee's Mardi Gras" sticker to rear; very good. Two works of crossdressing erotica, illustrated with black-and-white nude photographs. Noteable for having been written by Sandy Mesics (here "Sandra"); following her transition in 1972 while a college senior at Penn State, Mesics was involved in several early trans rights groups, including United Transvestites Transsexual Society and the Transsexual Action Network, and edited/co-published the short-lived Image Magazine, which broke with earlier crossdressing periodicals by addressing itself to a broader cross-section of transfeminine experiences. Starting in the mid 1970s, Mesics served as editor of Female Impersonator Magazine, of which this series was apparently an offshoot, with Mesics penning numerous other Female Impersonator Library Books.
