Irene's Cunt
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| - | {{Template}}'''''Irene's Cunt''''' (French: ''Le Con d’Irène'') is an [[erotic novel]] by [[Louis Aragon]] first published [[clandestine]]ly in [[1928]] under the [[pseudonym]] of d’Albert de Routisie in order to avoid censorship. [[Régine Deforges]] will republish this French novel in [[1968]] under the bowlderized title ''Irène'' ; the book will nevertheless be seased by the authorities for its erotic content. | + | {{Template}}'''''Irene's Cunt''''' (French: ''Le Con d’Irène'') is an [[erotic novel]] by [[Louis Aragon]] first published [[clandestine]]ly in [[1928]] under the [[pseudonym]] of d’Albert de Routisie in order to avoid censorship. [[Régine Deforges]] will republish this French novel in [[1968]] under the bowlderized title ''Irène'' ; the book will nevertheless be seized by the authorities for its erotic content. |
| - | L'édition originale était [[Illustration|illustrée]] par cinq [[Eau forte|eaux fortes]] d'[[André Masson (peintre)|André Masson]] et fut tirée à 150 exemplaires. | + | The original edition featured five [[Eau forte|eaux fortes]] [[illustrations|]]s by [[André Masson]] et and was published on 150 copies. |
| - | ''[[Le Con d'Irène]]'' ([[1927 in literature|1927]], published under the pseudonym Albert de Routisie) | + | == See also == |
| - | {{GFDL}} | + | *[[Cunt]]{{GFDL}} |
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The original edition featured five eaux fortes [[illustrations|]]s by André Masson et and was published on 150 copies.
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