Noémi-Anna, Néa est une petite fille modèle, elle aime tout le monde. Mais la plus parfaite innocence cohabite parfois dans l'âme de la jeunesse avec la plus incroyable perversité…

Néa: roman

With Story of O, this classic erotic book is the most famous French underground novel of the late 20th century, a work of seductive literary merit. It appears an autobiographical novel by a French Foreign Service diplomat's wife. It opens as Emmanuelle flys from London to rejoin her husband in Bangkok. Compelled by an overnight passenger seated beside her, her irrepressible nature opens vistas of sensual possibility. She moves easily from her spouse's arms to intimacies with his business associates' wives & to further explorations in which subtle erotic aesthetics are fully expounded & enacted. Selling millions of copies since a clandestine French publication, Emmanuelle shows a woman's progress from unconscious to profoundly conscious sexuality.

Emmanuelle

Cet ouvrage est une réédition numérique d'un livre paru au XXe siècle, désormais indisponible dans son format d'origine.

Mon "Emmanuelle", leur Pape et mon Éros

La Mision

Une jeune femme de 19 ans, que l'on vient de marier à un bourgeois expatrié, s'offre à ses amants et amantes dans la moiteur de l'Orient. Elle est sous la coupe de Mario, un bel Italien qui deviendra son "professeur de jouissance ". Son nom : Emmanuelle. Ses aventures, d'abord publiées dans la clandestinité, en feront bientôt le symbole de la jeune femme moderne et libérée. En 197/1, un film de cinéma est tiré du roman, avec Sylvia Kristel. qui restera plus de 13 ans à l'affiche à Paris ! Quatre ans plus tard, Guido Crepax s'empare du mythe pour en composer une fidèle adaptation en bande dessinée. Un chef-d'oeuvre érotique qui est aussi une ode à la liberté sous toutes ses formes

This now classic book of erotica is, alongside Story of O, the most famous French underground novel of the late twentieth century and a work of seductive literary merit. Written by the wife of a diplomat in the French Foreign Service, it takes the form of an autobiographical novel, which it may or may not be. As the story opens, Emmanuelle is boarding a plane in London to rejoin her husband in Bangkok. She finds herself powerfully compelled by the overnight passenger seated beside her, and before she has landed, her irrepressible sensual nature has begun to open wide vistas of sexual possibility. As the novel continues, she moves easily from the waiting arms of her husband to intimacies with the wives of his business associates to further explorations and experiences in which the subtle aesthetics of eroticism are expounded-and enacted-to their fullest. Emmanuelle, which has sold hundreds of thousands of copies since its initial clandestine publication in France, relates the movement of a woman from an unconscious to a profoundly conscious sexuality.

Emmanuelle (La Sonrisa Vertical) (Spanish Edition)

Vanna

Römische Nächte

This now classic book of erotica is, alongside Story of O, the most famous French underground novel of the late twentieth century and a work of seductive literary merit. Written by the wife of a diplomat in the French Foreign Service, it takes the form of an autobiographical novel, which it may or may not be.As the story opens, Emmanuelle is boarding a plane in London to rejoin her husband in Bangkok. She finds herself powerfully compelled by the overnight passenger seated beside her, and before she has landed, her irrepressible sensual nature has begun to open wide vistas of sexual possibility. As the novel continues, she moves easily from the waiting arms of her husband to intimacies with the wives of his business associates to further explorations and experiences in which the subtle aesthetics of eroticism are expounded -- and enacted -- to their fullest.Emmanuelle, which has sold hundreds of thousands of copies since its initial clandestine publication in France, relates the movement of a woman from an unconscious to a profoundly conscious sexuality.

Néa: roman

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