Now old and crippled, Madame Goudeket, universally known as Colette has written more than 50 books of world class. Some of them are among the best French novels of the 20th century.Colette, now crippled and bedridden, is one of the most prolific first-class authors in the world today.***** Colette's husband, the notorious M. Willy, drove her (as every student of the subject knows) to write the series because, as he put it, "funds are low". He wanted her to exploit her childhood experiences for profit, but he also hoped to gain literary immortality by her, for all the early novels were published under his name. August 03, 1953.

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Now old and crippled, Madame Goudeket, universally known as Colette has written more than 50 books of world class. Some of them are among the best French novels of the 20th century.Colette, now crippled and bedridden, is one of the most prolific first-class authors in the world today.***** Colette's husband, the notorious M. Willy, drove her (as every student of the subject knows) to write the series because, as he put it, "funds are low". He wanted her to exploit her childhood experiences for profit, but he also hoped to gain literary immortality by her, for all the early novels were published under his name. August 03, 1953.

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