The Pleasure Chateau Omnibus

by Jeremy Reed

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Omnibus edition of Reed's bestselling erotic works which includes, The Pleasure Chateau, Sister Midnight and The Purple Room. Each volume has sold over 10,000 copies. Hailed as one of the greatest poetic writers of his generation, Reed has been described as 'A cross between Rimbaud with a PC, Max Ernst and Helmut Newton...the most imaginative writer today.' J G Ballard.… (more)

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Omnibus edition of Reed's bestselling erotic works which includes, The Pleasure Chateau, Sister Midnight and The Purple Room. Each volume has sold over 10,000 copies. Hailed as one of the greatest poetic writers of his generation, Reed has been described as 'A cross between Rimbaud with a PC, Max Ernst and Helmut Newton...the most imaginative writer today.' J G Ballard.

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