Adam’s Gay Readers Puzzle

500 pieces of pure, unadulterated literary history

Remember when books had plots? Neither do we. But we do remember when they had covers that made you hot.

Presenting the ultimate tribute to the Adam’s Gay Readers collection—a time when paperback titles were subtle as a brick through a window and the illustrations left absolutely nothing to the imagination. “Trucker’s Chicken”? That’s not about poultry, honey. “Bare Back Rider”? Saddle up. “Cock Club”? They weren’t discussing roosters.

Each piece of this puzzle brings you closer to completing the most educational collage of 1970s pulp fiction covers you’ll ever assemble on your coffee table. Perfect for:

– Dinner parties you want to end quickly

– Impressing your mother-in-law

– Testing if your houseguests actually read the spines on your bookshelf

Fair warning: This puzzle contains more beef than a Texas barbecue and more innuendo than a Carry On film. Some pieces may be harder to find than a plot in these novels. But stick with it—the climax is worth it.

Not suitable for children, prudes, or anyone who thinks “Pacific Rimming” is a geography term.