Woman and Pubbet

Pierre Louÿs' provocative novel Woman and Puppet tells the story of a wealthy Spanish nobleman and his obsession with a beautiful woman who becomes his living doll. Partly a commentary on male desire and power, and partly a sensual exploration of love and control, Woman and Puppet is a complex, fascinating work of erotic fiction. Originally published in 1898, it remains a masterpiece of French literature. Whether you are a fan of classic fiction, erotica, or simply great writing, Woman and Puppet is a must-read.

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