
He had sowed vicarious wild oats with 1960s titles like Win With Sin, Operation Boudoir and Invasion of the Nymphomaniacs under the pen name Sean O'Shea and with racy illustrations on the covers.
He was guided by an unswerving independence, raising a family through only his writing income and living aboard a sailboat for many years. He hobnobbed with science-fiction writers Piers Anthony and L. Ron Hubbard. His nonfiction about the paranormal led to a Fox television series, Beyond Belief."
4 comments:
Hey, you can't beat Invasion of the Nymphomaniacs as a title.
Jeff
I have a few of Robert Tralins' books. I love the covers.
I was going to say, though, that the offered example of a cover is remarkably clumsy.
That was the style of all the Sean O'Shea covers, I believe.
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