Dominique Olly

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Dominique Olly Dominique Aury (real nameAnne · Declon Anne Desclos , -) Pauline · L 'Arge Also known as the name of Pauline Réage .

Career

French Born in two families of two languages, he started reading books in French and English from a young age. After she graduated, she worked as a journalist until 1946. When I joined as an editor to the Dominic Olie began using the pen name.

· Readers, Dacro, translated many other well-known authors and offered to French readers. She became a highly respected critic and became a judge for several prestigious literary awards.

Her lover and her husband () said that women can not write. To prove that he is wrong, the deco was published in June 1954, a very striking novel of sexual depiction Pauline L'Arage I wrote with an alphabet of. The novel titled "" proved Paulan's mistake and made a huge (although controversial) commercial success. The book caused a lot of speculation about the author's identity. Not to mention a humble, intelligent, lady-callable person as typified by Dominique Olie, many people doubted that it was a woman.

Moreover, the blatant content of the book caused a lot of controversy outside the courtroom, in 1959 when the government authorities accused the publisher and the author of the mystery on suspicion. Eventually, judges have banned advertisements and restricted sales of books to minors. After being banned from advertisement in 1967, in the name of Pauline · L 'Arge, "Return to Roissyi (Retour a Roissy) "The story of" O Lady's Story "titled" O Lady's Story "was published, but according to her recent biography by (), Dominic Ohly has not written this sequel.

In 1975 she got an interview with a publisher as a writer, but at the time she was still unknown that she is the author of 'O Lady's Story'. In an interview by a magazine, Dekkro officially acknowledged that it was the author of 'O Lady Story' in 1994, 40 years after publication.

She was occasionally aggressive in her lifetime.

Anne Dekuro died in Corbeil ().

Source

Angie David's "Dominique Olie" Léo Scheer version, 560 P () French biography.

reference

(2004 documentary movie by Paula Rapaport Pola Rapaport)

Acquired from ""

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