The Mad King (Vintage paperback, Offutt's copy, 1960s) by [Offutt, Andrew J.] Burroughs, Edgar Rice - 1960s

Ace Books, 1960s. Very Good. G-738, no date circa 1960s, 50c cover price, 176pp. Vintage paperback, first printing of this edition, reprints the original 1944 edition. From the estate of Andrew J. Offutt, with his initials "AJo" on the first page, and brief notations throughout, in holograph ink. Offutt was an avid science fiction author noted for "Conan"-themed fantasies, debuted as a published writer in 1951, and wrote 100s of erotic novels pseudonymously as John Cleve, Turk Winter, John Denis, Jeff Morehead, Opal Andrews, among others. The "Spaceways" series is perhaps his ultimate collaboration between science fiction and erotica. Most institutions without personal material. Very Good, light rubbing, brief creases.

Ace Books, 1960s. Very Good. F-194, no date circa 1960s, 40c cover price, 224pp. Vintage paperback, first printing of this edition, reprints the original 1932 hardcover edition. From the estate of Andrew J. Offutt, with his stamp "AJoffutt" on the first page, and brief notations throughout in holograph ink and pencil. Offutt was an avid science fiction author noted for "Conan"-themed fantasies, debuted as a published writer in 1951, and wrote 100s of erotic novels pseudonymously as John Cleve, Turk Winter, John Denis, Jeff Morehead, Opal Andrews, among others. The "Spaceways" series is perhaps his ultimate collaboration between science fiction and erotica. Most institutions without personal material. Very Good, slight lean, light creasing/rubbing/foxing.

Ace Books, 1960s. Very Good. F-213, no date circa 1960s, 40c cover price, 128pp. Vintage paperback, first printing of this edition, reprints the original 1918 "Blue Book" magazine story. From the estate of Andrew J. Offutt, with two names on the first page in holograph ink, one being Andrew's son and noted writer, Chris Offutt, and brief holograph pencil checks on the last page. Andrew J. Offutt was an avid science fiction author noted for "Conan"-themed fantasies, debuted as a published writer in 1951, and wrote 100s of erotic novels pseudonymously as John Cleve, Turk Winter, John Denis, Jeff Morehead, Opal Andrews, among others. The "Spaceways" series is perhaps his ultimate collaboration between science fiction and erotica. Most institutions without personal material. Very Good, lean, creases, rubbing and toning.