Rachilde (Marguerite Eymery)Biblio.com
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192475818Flammarion 1924. Book. Good. Soft cover. 12mo - over 6¾" - 7¾" tall. In-12 broché Bon Etat imprimé 12.1923 signature d'ancien proprietaire. Flammarion Paperback
1990186102New Jersey: Rutgers University Press 1990. First Edition; First Printing. Hardcover. Near Fine in a Near Fine dust jacket. Rutgers University Press hardcover
1989BN155743Bouvier Verlag 1989. 1989. Softcover. Rachilde - Der Panther. Erzählungen <br/><br/>Rachilde - Der Panther. Erzählungen Rachilde Bouvier Verlag paperback
202576109Andorno: Purple Bearded Uncle Occult Press 2025. First edition Hardcover Limited Numbered New sans dust jacket as issued. Andorno: Purple Bearded Uncle Occult Press: 2025. First edition Hardcover Limited Numbered New sans dust jacket as issued 68 pp.<br/> This edition limited to 9 copies. Yes 9 numbered copies. Purple Bearded Uncle (Occult Press) hardcover
192891994Paris: Editions de France 1928. Fine. Editions de France Paris 1928 12 x 18.7 cm Broché First edition one of the ordinary issue with no deluxe paper copies noted.Small angular losses at the upper margins of the first leaves paper occasionally brittle in the margins of certain leaves.Signed autograph inscription from Rachilde to Léon Frapié. Editions de France unknown
117677Paris Édition du â€Mercure de France†1894. 12mo. 6 178 portrait. Slight browning in margins the title page loose. Printed on thick paper. Worn later red half cloth spine with green label top edge cut the other trimmed and with front wrapper preserved. Tear to top of spine and front fly leaf loose. Dedication to Paul Hervieu. From the library of Johan von Horn. One of the 299 copies on â€papier fort teinté†of a total of 332. Marguerite Vallette-Eymery 1860-1953 with the pen name Rachilde was a symbolist author and one of the most prominent women in literature associated with the Decadent movement of fin de siècle France. Her most famous novel is â€Monsieur Vénusâ€.Paul Hervieu 1857-1915 was a French author of novels and plays. hardcover
193138918Paris: Louis Querelle / Collection de la Revue Jazz 1931. A PRISTINE LARGE-PAPER COPY. 287 pp. ONE OF ONLY 20 NUMBERED COPIES PRINTED WITH LARGE MARGINS ON FINE ALFA WOVE PAPER. 8vo. Original printed wraps. Light traces of wear to extremities else FINE AND BRIGHT. <br/><br/> Louis Querelle / Collection de la Revue Jazz paperback
1917Paris: Jouve & Cie 1923. FIRST EDITION of this important early and imaginative study of Verlaine and his artistic milieu. ONE OF ONLY TWELVE LARGE-PAPER COPIES PRINTED ON FINE ARCHES LAID PAPER the only large-paper issue. The other copies of this book were printed on cheap wood-pulp paper and are crumbling into dust by now. Numerous illustrations including a frontispiece woodcut portrait of Verlaine after Carriere and four full-page plates. From the collection of Luis de Caralt a Barcelona publisher who was Spain's greatest collector of modern illustrated books with his bookplate. 8vo. Original wraps. Wraps somewhat worn internally clean uncut and almost entirely unopened. A very good copy of an extremely rare book. <br/><br/> Paris: Jouve & Cie, 1923 paperback
191076250Bas-Vignons 1910. Fine. Bas-Vignons 24 août 1910 13.70 x 21 cm 2 pages sur un double feuillet Unpublished autograph letter signed by Rachilde two pages written in black ink on a double sheet with Mercure de France letterhead. Interesting letter addressed to an unknown recipient perhaps a ""naval officer"". Rachilde defends Les Petites Alliées by Claude Farrère and his style in general: ""Je ne veux pas du tout vous laisser croire que l'oeuvre de Claude Farrère les Petites Alliées est un ouvrage de basse littérature . Claude Farrère est un très joli écrivain qui joint aux becs de sa plume une pointe de dandysme laquelle pointe peut le faire mal juger aussi bien par vous que par moi mais n'en demeure pas moins littéraire."" ""I do not want you to believe at all that Claude Farrère's work les Petites Alliées is a work of low literature . Claude Farrère is a very fine writer who adds to his pen's nibs a touch of dandyism which touch may make him badly judged by you as well as by me but nonetheless remains literary."" This ""touch of dandyism"" led to an amusing misunderstanding as highlighted by Henri Troyat Farrère's successor at the French Academy in his reception speech: ""As for the feminist Rachilde deceived by the first name Claude she had led a fierce campaign for Farrère taking him for a fellow woman writer."" unknown
18848717<p>First edition first issue complete with all subsequently censored text including the final scene in which the heroine makes love to a partially animated transgender mannequin. Rachilde who was to style herself as a 'man of letters' on her calling cards was just 24 when Monsieur Vénus her second novel was published in Brussels. The book caused an immediate scandal and was vigorously suppressed by the Belgian and French authorities. Subsequent editions were shorn of the novel's more shocking passages which were conveniently attributed to Rachilde's probably-fictitious co-author 'Francis Talman' whose name appeared on the title page. Some critics refused to believe that a work which frankly recounted the pursuit of sexual pleasure by a noblewoman Raoule de Vénérande could possibly be the work of a young woman. It remains an unsettling work describing Raoule's treatment of her young male lover Silvert who she persistently feminizes and humiliates. Silvert ultimately dies at the hands of one of Raoule's suitor's in a duel and is replaced by her with a mannequin with real hair teeth and fingernails who can be alternately dressed in male and female clothes.</p><p>The Belgian authorities sought to destroy as many copies of the first edition as possible and it is accordingly a noted rarity.</p><p>12mo 180 × 118 mm pp. 8 228 2 complete with half-title wanting the first of the two advert leaves at rear probably an early cancellation. Some light browning. Original pale green upper and lower covers preserved in early green cloth with red morocco label. Unidentified early monogram stamp to half title. Spine faded with short tear no loss at head. A very good copy.</p> Auguste Brancart.
