Letters to Penthouse XIII

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Letters to Penthouse III: More Sizzling Reports from America's Sexual Frontier--in the Real Words of Penthouse Readers! While the lesbian story didn’t do much for me, I was enraptured by these forbidden words describing sex. Robert had thoughtfully selected and marked up the next issue’s letters; using the tip of his thumb and index finger, and trying not to make a face, he fastidiously pulled out a few letters from the envelope to show me what to do. Robert placed on his desk a bulging manila envelope and that month’s issue of Penthouse, open to the letters to the editor.

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The first American edition of Penthouse Forum was published in 1971 and became the fastest-growing national magazine by 1978. Letters to Penthouse XXXXIV celebrates hot and steamy sexual encounters that are a notch above triple X. In this edition of Letters to Penthouse, men and women confess every exquisite detail of their torrid affairs, sensual adventures, and wild one-night stands. These were from prison inmates; their sexual adventures, real or made up, too often came to violent ends. The Jim Goode/Bob Guccione Venn diagram met with their shared obsession with the mysterious Trilateral Commission; in their eyes, these shadow men were the modern day Illuminati, bent on world domination, as evil as any comic book cabal.Between nine and one I was a beaver of an editor: if Frank Gilbreth had stood over me with a stopwatch, he would have been floored by my efficiency. Gundlach (1), lcdlover (1), Gabriel_Orgrease (1), chronotron (1), Blackhippiechick (1), visionarywordsmith (1), RogerThirteen (1), David_Cain (1), irs (1), ravenslady5076 (1), scarycreek (1), PrisonLib (1), mail.