Fille de Joie The Book of Courtesans 1967 Cultural History of Sex for Hire Book

"Fille de Joie: The Book of Courtesans 1967" is a comprehensive cultural history of sex for hire, focusing on the lives of mistresses, courtesans, and prostitutes during the 19th and early 20th centuries. Written by various authors and published by Castle Books in 1967, this hardcover book delves into the intricate world of erotic relationships and cultural norms. With 448 pages filled with intriguing tales and insights, this book is sure to captivate readers interested in the darker corners of human desire and history. Dust jacket has signs of wear as does book, please see all pictures for details This heavy and oversized book measures 13.25” tall X 9.75” wide. Step back into history with Fille de Joie (Castle Books, 1967), a fascinating illustrated anthology exploring the world of courtesans, “ladies of the evening,” madams, and royal favorites across centuries. This large hardcover features contributions and excerpts from famous writers such as Casanova, Boccaccio, Henry Miller, the Marquis de Sade, and more. Publisher: Castle Books, Secaucus NJ Year: 1967 Hardcover with dust jacket 448 pages, illustrated with vintage photographs and artwork Topics include historical courtesans, brothels, royal mistresses, and social commentary