Offutt Andrew J as John Cleve (22 results)

First Edition. First Edition, first printing, a paperback original. Cover art by Ken Barr. From the author's estate. Offutt had gained some success writing adult novels in the 1960s and 1970s, using pseudonyms like John Cleve, Turk Winter, and Jeff Woods, and began to write legitimate science fiction and fantasy novels in the mid 1970s. He wrote and edited several fantasy series, including "Thieves' World" titles and "Swords Against Darkness." The "Spaceways" series (nineteen books, 1982-1984), along with his "Crusader" series published by Dell and Grove, bridges the gap between his two best literary genres: erotica and fantasy. About Near Fine in illustrated wrappers.…

First Edition. First Edition, first printing, a paperback original. From the author's estate. Offutt had gained some success writing adult novels in the 1960s and 1970s, using pseudonyms like John Cleve, Turk Winter, and Jeff Woods, and began to write legitimate science fiction and fantasy novels in the mid 1970s. He wrote and edited several fantasy series, including "Thieves' World" titles and "Swords Against Darkness." The "Spaceways" series (nineteen books, 1982-1984), along with his "Crusader" series published by Dell and Grove, bridges the gap between his two best literary genres: erotica and fantasy. Light toning, else about Near Fine in illustrated wrappers.…

First Edition. First Edition, first printing, a paperback original. Cover art by Ken Barr. From the author's estate. Offutt had gained some success writing adult novels in the 1960s and 1970s, using pseudonyms like John Cleve, Turk Winter, and Jeff Woods, and began to write legitimate science fiction and fantasy novels in the mid 1970s. He wrote and edited several fantasy series, including "Thieves' World" titles and "Swords Against Darkness." The "Spaceways" series (nineteen books, 1982-1984), along with his "Crusader" series published by Dell and Grove, bridges the gap between his two best literary genres: erotica and fantasy. About Near Fine in illustrated wrappers.…

First Edition. First Edition, first printing, a paperback original. From the author's estate. Offutt had gained some success writing adult novels in the 1960s and 1970s, using pseudonyms like John Cleve, Turk Winter, and Jeff Woods, and began to write legitimate science fiction and fantasy novels in the mid 1970s. He wrote and edited several fantasy series, including "Thieves' World" titles and "Swords Against Darkness." The "Spaceways" series (nineteen books, 1982-1984), along with his "Crusader" series published by Dell and Grove, bridges the gap between his two best literary genres: erotica and fantasy. Light rubbing, else about Near Fine in illustrated wrappers.…

First Edition. First Edition, first printing, a paperback original. From the author's estate. Offutt had gained some success writing adult novels in the 1960s and 1970s, using pseudonyms like John Cleve, Turk Winter, and Jeff Woods, and began to write legitimate science fiction and fantasy novels in the mid 1970s. He wrote and edited several fantasy series, including "Thieves' World" titles and "Swords Against Darkness." The "Spaceways" series (nineteen books, 1982-1984), along with his "Crusader" series published by Dell and Grove, bridges the gap between his two best literary genres: erotica and fantasy. Captain Jonjuta, a wanted freebooter with low morals, follows his nemesis to a forbidden planet, where eager aliens seeks to copulate amidst a life or death battle. Cover art by Ken Barr. About Near Fine in illustrated wrappers.…

First Edition. First Edition, first printing, a paperback original. Cover art by Ken Barr. From the author's estate. Offutt had gained some success writing adult novels in the 1960s and 1970s, using pseudonyms like John Cleve, Turk Winter, and Jeff Woods, and began to write legitimate science fiction and fantasy novels in the mid 1970s. He wrote and edited several fantasy series, including "Thieves' World" titles and "Swords Against Darkness." The "Spaceways" series (nineteen books, 1982-1984), along with his "Crusader" series published by Dell and Grove, bridges the gap between his two best literary genres: erotica and fantasy. About Near Fine in illustrated wrappers.…

First Edition. First Edition, first printing, a paperback original. Cover art by Ken Barr. From the author's estate. Offutt had gained some success writing adult novels in the 1960s and 1970s, using pseudonyms like John Cleve, Turk Winter, and Jeff Woods, and began to write legitimate science fiction and fantasy novels in the mid 1970s. He wrote and edited several fantasy series, including "Thieves' World" titles and "Swords Against Darkness." The "Spaceways" series (nineteen books, 1982-1984), along with his "Crusader" series published by Dell and Grove, bridges the gap between his two best literary genres: erotica and fantasy. About Near Fine in illustrated wrappers.…

First Edition. First Edition, first printing, a paperback original. From the author's estate. Offutt had gained some success writing adult novels in the 1960s and 1970s, using pseudonyms like John Cleve, Turk Winter, and Jeff Woods, and began to write legitimate science fiction and fantasy novels in the mid 1970s. He wrote and edited several fantasy series, including "Thieves' World" titles and "Swords Against Darkness." The "Spaceways" series (nineteen books, 1982-1984), along with his "Crusader" series published by Dell and Grove, bridges the gap between his two best literary genres: erotica and fantasy. Light toning, else about Near Fine in illustrated wrappers.…

First Edition. First Edition, first printing, a paperback original. Cover art by Ken Barr. From the author's estate. Offutt had gained some success writing adult novels in the 1960s and 1970s, using pseudonyms like John Cleve, Turk Winter, and Jeff Woods, and began to write legitimate science fiction and fantasy novels in the mid 1970s. He wrote and edited several fantasy series, including "Thieves' World" titles and "Swords Against Darkness." The "Spaceways" series (nineteen books, 1982-1984), along with his "Crusader" series published by Dell and Grove, bridges the gap between his two best literary genres: erotica and fantasy. Light soil to the rear wrapper, else about Near Fine in illustrated wrappers.…

First Edition. First Edition, first printing, a paperback original. INSCRIBED by the author, Andrew J. Offutt, on the first page in the year of publication: "for Robbin / From her pal, the arther [sic] / John Cleve / 9-83." From the author's estate. Offutt had gained some success writing adult novels in the 1960s and 1970s, using pseudonyms like John Cleve, Turk Winter, and Jeff Woods, and began to write legitimate science fiction and fantasy novels in the mid 1970s. He wrote and edited several fantasy series, including "Thieves' World" titles and "Swords Against Darkness." The "Spaceways" series (nineteen books, 1982-1984), along with his "Crusader" series published by Dell and Grove, bridges the gap between his two best literary genres: erotica and fantasy. Captain Jonjuta, a wanted freebooter with low morals, follows his nemesis to a forbidden planet, where eager aliens seeks to copulate amidst a life or death battle. Cover art by Ken Barr. Light edgewear, moderate internal toning, else Near Fine in illustrated wrappers. Signed.…

Paperback original. Condition: Fine (unread) copy. First edition (& 1st printing). Sixth in the 19 volume erotic sf series written by Offutt 1982-1985, all with cover art by Ken Barr.

Paperback original. Condition: Fine (unread) copy. First edition (& 1st printing). Third in the 19 volume erotic sf series written by Offutt 1982-1985, all with cover art by Ken Barr.

Paperback original. Condition: Fine (unread) copy. First edition (& 1st printing). Seventh in the 19 volume erotic sf series written by Offutt 1982-1985, though for this title, Offut was helped by Geo W. Proctor (uncredited). Cover art for all 19 volumes by Ken Barr.

First Edition. First Edition, first printing, a paperback original. Cover art by Ken Barr. From the author's estate. Offutt had gained some success writing adult novels in the 1960s and 1970s, using pseudonyms like John Cleve, Turk Winter, and Jeff Woods, and began to write legitimate science fiction and fantasy novels in the mid 1970s. He wrote and edited several fantasy series, including "Thieves' World" titles and "Swords Against Darkness." The "Spaceways" series (nineteen books, 1982-1984), along with his "Crusader" series published by Dell and Grove, bridges the gap between his two best literary genres: erotica and fantasy. About Near Fine in illustrated wrappers.…

First Edition. First Edition, first printing, a paperback original. An eleven-chapter self-help book for the troubled couple, with tips on how to handle sticky situations. From the author's estate. Andrew J. Offutt had gained some success writing adult novels in the 1960s and 1970s, using pseudonyms like John Cleve, Turk Winter, and Jeff Woods, and began to write legitimate science fiction and fantasy novels in the mid 1970s. He wrote and edited several fantasy series, including "Thieves' World" titles and "Swords Against Darkness." The "Spaceways" series (nineteen books, 1982-1984), along with his "Crusader" series published by Dell and Grove, bridges the gap between his two best literary genres: erotica and fantasy. Lightly rubbed at the corners and spine ends, else about Near Fine in printed wrappers.…

Condition: Very Good Plus. First Editions, paperback originals, perfect-bound softcover 12mo, color front panel illustrations. Vintage adult paperbacks, an intergalactic high-adventure hot erotica series. Offutt wrote 100s of adult novels by the 1980s, using pseudonyms like Cleve, Turk Winter, Opal Andrews, Jeff Morehead; Cleve being his most used. His son wrote a biography about Andrew that highlights him as a father, and Chris' recollection of his father's massive porn collection. This series spanned nineteen books, 1982-1984, nearly all Barr cover art. Very Good Plus, light rubbing and toning, a few small creases, and one with a short tear to the rear (Jonuta). For mature audiences.Corundum's Woman (No. 2, May 1982). The Yoke of Shen (No. 10, March 1983). Jonuta Rising! (No. 13, September 1983). Assignment: Hellhole (No. 14, November 1983).…

First Edition. First Edition, first printing, a paperback original. First novel of the series. From the author's estate. Offutt had gained some success writing adult novels in the 1960s and 1970s, using pseudonyms like John Cleve, Turk Winter, and Jeff Woods, and began to write legitimate science fiction and fantasy novels in the mid 1970s. He wrote and edited several fantasy series, including "Thieves' World" titles and "Swords Against Darkness." The "Spaceways" series (nineteen books, 1982-1984), along with his "Crusader" series published by Dell and Grove, bridges the gap between his two best literary genres: erotica and fantasy. Light rubbing, else about Near Fine in illustrated wrappers.…

Condition: Very Good. Berkley Medallion Book 425-2313-150, $1.50 cover price, photo-cover woman at window with plant, 192pp. First Edition, paperback original, adult erotica. Offutt was an avid science fiction author noted for "Conan"-themed fantasies, and 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. Very Good Plus, light foxing, spine toning, light bump to lower tip.…

First Combined Edition, first printing. INSCRIBED by Andrew Offutt (under his pseudonym) to his son, noted author Chris Offutt: "For Chris / From this John Cleve." From the author's estate. Near Fine and unread in illustrated wrappers (softcover). Signed.

Condition: Very Good. 3444 (440-03444 on spine), 1.50 cover price, 176pp. First Edition, paperback original. Copy belonging to fellow Kentucky writer, Joseph Oglesby, with his address label on the front cover verso and brief holograph marginalia throughout. 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. Good, lean, spine crease, brief chips to front, moderate dampstain to wrapper.…

First Edition. First Edition, first printing, a paperback original. INSCRIBED by the author (as Cleve) on the title page: "For Scotty / Thanks a lot for all the pointers! / from the arther [sic] / John Cleve." From the author's estate. A Collectors Classic Series title about a naughty British lady in the Middle East. Offutt had gained some success writing adult novels in the 1960s and 1970s, using pseudonyms like John Cleve, Turk Winter, and Jeff Woods, and began to write legitimate science fiction and fantasy novels in the mid 1970s. He wrote and edited several fantasy series, including "Thieves' World" titles and "Swords Against Darkness." The "Spaceways" series (nineteen books, 1982-1984), along with his "Crusader" series published by Dell and Grove, bridges the gap between his two best literary genres: erotica and fantasy. Very Good plus in illustrated wrappers. Light foxing, rubbing, and creasing. Scarce. Signed.…

First Edition. First Edition, first printing, all paperback originals. Each volume INSCRIBED by the author, Andrew J. Offutt, on the first page to his son, noted writer Chris Offutt. "Corundum's Woman" (Number 2) is simply signed on the first page. From the author's estate. Offutt had gained some success writing adult novels in the 1960s and 1970s, using pseudonyms like John Cleve, Turk Winter, and Jeff Woods, and began to write legitimate science fiction and fantasy novels in the mid 1970s. He wrote and edited several fantasy series, including "Thieves' World" titles and "Swords Against Darkness." The "Spaceways" series (nineteen books, 1982-1984), along with his "Crusader" series published by Dell and Grove, bridges the gap between his two best literary genres: erotica and fantasy. Follow Janja, a sex slave on a distant planet, Captain Jonjuta, a wanted freebooter with low morals, and the Jarps, alien crew members with unusual sexual attributes (a must on every spaceship). Titles included: "Of Alien Bondage" (Number 1, May, 1982), "Corundum's Woman" (Number 2, May, 1982), "Escape from Macho" (Number 3, June, 1982), "Satana Enslaved" (Number 4, July, 1982), and "Master of Misfit" (Number 5, August, 1982). All volumes Very Good in illustrated wrappers. Signed.…