Fetish Times – The World’s Most Outrageous Newspaper

Whether you like licking bathroom floors, tying up transvestites, electrical torture, the joys of castration, panty pooping, labia piercing, human sacrifice to cannibal girls, enemas, amputees, or being fist-fucked while sky diving over shark infested waters – The Fetish Times caters to all ‘deviated perverts.’ Published once a month and sold for $1.50, it contains such popular departments as On the Rack – reviews of books, magazines and products; Reel Torture – film reviews; and It’s Our Bag – a column for enema lovers.

Appropriately billed as ‘the world’s most outrageous newspaper, The Fetish Times combines fact, fiction, reader’s true experiences, hard news, tips on new B&D techniques, and humor and satire in its heady brew of popular perversion. People who subscribe to the paper write about one-third of the articles. The letters to the editor are claimed to be written by real people, and most of the classified ad section is paid for by people who need other people and are willing to run an ad. Life is just a bowl of people.

The AI Summary

Fetish Times – The World’s Most Outrageous Newspaper. I don’t think there are many that would disagree with that.

A niche adult tabloid publication focused on BDSM, bondage, and fetishes, published by B&D Company in Van Nuys, CA, during the mid-to-late 1970s and 1980s. Edited by Marvin X (often credited as “Master”), the paper featured explicitly themed content, including pictorials and articles catering to specific, extreme fetish interests. 

Publication Era: Active issues are found dating from at least 1975 through 1987.
Editor: Marvin X (Marvin E. Finkelstein) was the primary editor, often using the moniker “Master”.
Publisher: Produced by B&D Company, a specialist in fetish and bondage materials.
Scope: Issues were numbered sequentially, with examples ranging from No. 023 in 1975 to No. 154 in 1987. 

Fetish Times operated as a specialised publication for the adult industry, focusing on the growing, alternative sexual subcultures of that era.

If anyone has any of the newspaper copies, then I would be interested in purchasing them. Contact me!