The Mesh
Lucie Marchal
”I hated her when I first saw her. She was so passive, so voluptuous, so unlike me. Then something changed me. Alone with her I was filled with a joy as inexorable as the rising tide. I did not understand why, but I felt compelled to protect her. Thinking about it I shuddered with triumph, thrilled to the very marrow of my bones.’ A novel of inbred lives and violent, half-understood desires, The Mesh is a work of ‘sensitivity, candor and psychological probing…written in the great realistic tradition of Stendhal and Balzac.’ -Saturday Review’ -Back cover
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Details
| Genre | Award Winner; Pulp |
| Copyright Date | 18-Nov-49 |
| Publication Date | 1949 |
| Publisher | Appleton-Century-Crofts |
| Format | Hardcover |
| No. of Pages | 240 |
| Award | Les Lettres Francaises |
| Notes | A** rating in Grier |
| Language | English |
| Rating | Great |
| Original Title | La Meche |
| Original Language | |
| Award | Les Lettres Francaises |
| Translator | Virgilia Peterson |
| Subject | Erotic Fiction; France; Lesbians – Fiction |
| BookID | 8256 |
