Anonyme - Mémoires d'une Puce - 1921

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Memoirs of a Flea - Paris, 1913 [d.i. 1921]. - I [and II] - 2 volumes - 160 pages; 160 pages - 12 x 19 cm.

Condition: excellent. Two subsequent cardboard bindings.


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Memories of a Flea is the title of an anonymous 19th-century erotic novel, translated from an English text, in which a flea is the narrator of risqué adventures.

Les Mémoires d'une puce is a work of erotic literature, initially published anonymously in London in 1881, then translated into French.

Author: The book is generally attributed to an anonymous author.

Intrigue: The story is narrated in the first person by a flea. It moves from one mistress to another (notably Bella and Julia) and humorously recounts the encounters and romantic and erotic adventures of its hosts, thus offering an indiscreet look at the hypocrisy and social conventions of the Victorian era.

Genre and style: The narrative blends the plausible and the unlikely within a loose narrative structure typical of the literature of the period. It criticizes societal morals by advocating for natural freedom.
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