Gent was a magazine that focused on sex and eroticism from the late 1950s to early 1980s. It was one of several similar publications during this time period, but its approach stood out for its...
Never Transitioned to a Mainstream Web Presence
Unlike Penthouse or Playboy, Gent never developed a major digital version. A few scans and forums survive, but it never evolved online before...
Reader Fantasy Story Submissions Gent regularly published short stories styled as real reader confessions, These were often semi-fictional, exaggerated, or ghostwritten by staff but credited as...
Final Legacy: Erotica with Charm
Gent is remembered for offering erotica with charm—an emphasis on curves, glamour, humor, and fantasy. It was never the most explicit, the most political, or the...
The closure of Gent magazine signaled the end of an era in adult publishing dominated by glossy, photo-driven magazines. The magazine's final issue was published in 1985 after facing declining sales...
Legacy is an iconic magazine published in the United States between 1964 and 2008 that was known for its explicit photographs of nude women and fetish models. The publication's unique style and...
Gent magazine is an adult publication that has been around since the mid-twentieth century, catering to readers who enjoy erotica and sensual artwork. The magazine was created in 1964 by publisher...
Collecting vintage erotica is a fascinating hobby that has gained immense popularity among individuals who appreciate the artistic and historic value of such materials. From the early days of print...
Erotic dactylography is the practice of typing private letters or journals for sexual gratification. In this context, a typewriter is used to record thoughts, fantasies, desires, and experiences in a...
Vintage Media: 8mm Loops and the Home Erotica Boom In the 1950s–70s.
The early history of stag films began in the late nineteenth century, when amateur filmmaking was becoming accessible to...