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Your purchase helps support NPR programming. One afternoon when I was 13, I discovered, in our house's airless attic, an aged paperback copy of the French novel Emmanuelle. The cover featured a woman's lips opened provocatively over a black background and this text: "The great French erotic novel now a sensational film. With 25 photographs from the film. After plundering their visual delights, I turned to the first page. Emmanuelle, a year-old from Paris, is on a plane to Bangkok to join her husband.

Maria. Age: 30. Hello dear one! My name is Masha. I am an elegant and sensual, the perfect company to share the best moments of pleasure. I like to seduce my guest and to see it enjoying....Do not doubt it and allow you to surprise.

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Classic Smut review! Half erotic memoir and half philosphical treatise on eroticism, this book is a quasi-autobiographical account of Emmanuelle Arsan's pen name of Marayat Rollet-Andriane sexual Bolero Ozon. Emmanuelle Arsan. On the airplane, she is seduced by the passenger seated next to her.

Ilona. Age: 31. If you are looking for someone special, then all you have to do is call me! I am definitely not typical girl! I am the rare combination of brains and beauty! Innocent yet sexy!

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Emmanuelle is an iconic piece of softcore film history and has spawned many sequels, parodies, adaptations and other related material. Originally a book published in the s, the name Emmanuelle has become synonymous with an age of pornography that has been lost to the modern age of high definition, on-demand adult movies. As plot is sacrificed for more explicit content, we take a look back at the story of Emmanuelle and how this collection of erotic fantasies became an institution in the world of cinema. Attributed to the writer Emmanuelle Arsan, the book was originally published in French but enjoyed such a popular reception that it was translated into English in Entitled The Joys of a Woman, this precursor to the novel was also based on a character called Emmanuelle whose sexual adventures caused the book to be banned at the time.