Victor Leca

Title page of La Fessade (1909).

Title page of La Cocotte de Paris (1913).

Victor Leca, who also used the anagrammatic pseudonyms Levic-Torca and Léo Viccart, was a French author of flagellant fiction in the early 1900s. He was published by Jean Fort.

Works

De l'amour et du sang. Volupté Excentrique, illustrated by Victor Spahn and Léon Roze (1908)
Lubricité. Amour et flagellation, passions, manies, aberrations, notes, souvenirs et observations d'un Montmartrois baladeur, illustrated by Léon Roze (1909)
La Fessade, illustrated by Victor Spahn (1909)
Paris Noceur, illustrated by Léon Roze (unknown year)
La Cocotte de Paris, illustrated by Louis Malteste (1913)
L'ORGIE PARISIENNE (unknown year)
L'AMOUR FRÉNÉTIQUE (unknown year)
CHAIR EN FOLIE (unknown year)
DAMES D'AMOUR (unknown year)
L'ART DE PLAIRE, D'AIMER ET DE SE FAIRE AIMER (unknown year)
LE LIVRE DES AMOUREUX ET DES FIANCÉS (unknown year)
L'AMI DU FOYER (unknown year)
MÉFIEZ-VOUS DES FILOUS (unknown year)
LA JOIE AU LOGIS (cent monologues) (unknown year)
LE THÉATRE CHEZ SOI (dix saynètes) (unknown year)