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Tag Archives: Catherine de Medici
How a flea beat out a fly in the race to erotic narration 125 years ago
Who hasn’t wished they could be a ‘fly on the wall’—nearly invisibly dropping in on a particularly juicy conversation or event? And what kind of event would be juicier than an erotic one? So when I was thinking of how best to recount the goings-ons in the court of Catherine de Medici—the 16th century Queen […]
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Tagged as: Alan Daniels, Catherine de Medici, erotica, France, monarchy, narration, novel, Spank, spanking, Stanislas de Rhodes, story-telling, The Autobiography of a Flea, Victorian
