Caresse and Harry Crosby established this publishing house in Paris, focusing on avant-garde and experimental literature. It became a crucial platform for emerging and established writers.

The Crosby Continental Editions published Harry Crosby's poetry collection, 'Transit of Venus,' showcasing the intense and often dark themes that characterized his work. Caresse supported his artistic vision even when it was controversial.

Caresse, through her press, printed 'Tales Told of Shem and Shaun' by James Joyce, a notable achievement highlighting her commitment to publishing groundbreaking and challenging works.

The Black Sun Press published Anaïs Nin’s first book. Crosby's support was crucial in launching the career of one of the 20th century’s most influential female writers.

Caresse Crosby's autobiography, 'The Passionate Years,' was published, offering a detailed and candid account of her extraordinary life and her relationships with prominent artists and writers.