Book covers by Doris Kloster
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| Foxfire: Confessions of a Girl Gang, Joyce Carol Oates | The Caveman's Valentine, George Dawes Green | Yann Andrea Steiner, Marguerite Duras |
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| Suckers, Anne Billson | Negrophobia: An Urban Parable, Darius James | Cry Vengeance: A Novel, Ron Handberg |
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| Night People, Barry Gifford | Empathy, Sarah Schulman | Boys of Life, Paul Russell |
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| Mask For A Diva, Grant Michaels | The Seduction, Art Bourgeau | Icons, Caroline Winthrop |
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| The South, Colm Toibin | Street, Jack Cady | The Language We Use up Here and Other Stories, Philip Gambone |
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| Still Point, Deborah Weisgall | Panic Blood, Catherine Texier | Point Blank, Jayson Livingston |
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| Hard Candy, Andrew Vachss | Down in the Zero, Andrew Vachss | Footsteps of the Hawk, Andrew Vachss |
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| Boys Like Us, Peter McGehee | Sweetheart, Peter McGehee | A Body to Dye For: A Mystery, Grant Michaels |
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| Mondo Barbie, Richard Peabody & Lucinda Ebersole | Fifty Percent Off: A Novel of Love in the Age of Packaging, Karen Salmansohn | Domesticity: A Gastronomic Interpretation of Love, Bob Shacochis |
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Platforms: A Microwaved Cultural Chronicle of the 1970s, Pagan Kennedy |
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| A Bad Man Is Easy to Find, M. J. Verlaine | ||
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| Love You To Death, Grant Michaels | Dead As a Doornail, Grant Michaels | Dead on Your Feet: A Mystery, Grant Michaels |
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| Frost the Fiddler, Janice Weber | Different Loving, William Brame, Gloria Brame, Jon Jacobs | A Real Shot in the Arm, Annette Roome |
Cover photo treatment realization by Doris Kloster
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| Moloch or, This Gentile World, Henry Miller | The Republic: The Complete and Unabridged Jowett Translation, Plato |
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Doris Kloster: Photographs by Doris Kloster Publisher: Benedikt Taschen Verlag, 1996 At a time when even mainstream magazines run features on leather and rubber, Doris Kloster's photos go one step further. She does not break taboos for the sake of provocation alone. Instead, her work shows the many facets of the highly stylized ritual of sadomasochism. Doris Kloster's photos lead us into a world of lust on the brink of the abyss, revealing the true image of a cult. More information Purchase |
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Forms of Desire by Doris Kloster Forward by Pat Califia Publisher: St. Martin's Press, 2000 With this collection of nudes and portraits, all shot on location, Kloster invites the viewer to experience the rich and varied sexuality of a multi-racial group of strong, adventurous women. The result is nothing less than a compendium of female sexual expression, exploring different facets of women's sexual natures--from fetishism and role-playing to the use of toys and gender-bending. More information Purchase |
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The Illustrated Story Of O by Doris Kloster with extracts from the original text by Pauline Réage Introduction by Jean-Jacques Pauvert Publisher: St. Martin's Press, La Musardine France, 2001 When Story of O was first published in 1954 in Paris by Jean-Jacques Pauvert, it became the most widely translated French novel in the world. Now Doris Kloster, a photographer specializing in issues of women's sexuality and power, has realized a long-standing dream by creating a photographic representation of one of the most famous and controversial erotic novels ever published. More information Purchase |
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Doris Kloster's Demimonde: A Visual Exploration of Fetish by Doris Kloster Publisher: Carlton Books UK, Thunder's Mouth Press, 2003 The book follows the evolution of fetish as its role in the club scene grew and its influence on fashion and culture developed, from pre-dawn, meat market, New York City photo shoots to red fetish heels in front of the Kremlin. It includes never-before-seen pictures from the decadent 1990s and up-to-the-minute portraits of working doms and their slaves. Infamous fetish icons--striking kinky beauties and amazonian women--along with photographs of drag pioneers and glam freaks. More information Purchase |
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