Victor Leca
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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)
See also
- Victor Leca, Victor on Biblio Curiosa
- Cocotte de Paris La Cocotte de Paris on Biblio Curiosa
- Fessade La Fessade on Biblio Curiosa
- Excentrique Volupté Excentrique on Biblio Curiosa
Sources
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