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""Antonioli has done masterful work weaving together the often contradictory threads of Colette's work, her biography, and her reception over the past century. This book has much to offer to both readers new to Colette and to those familiar with her oeuvre and with the French literary landscape she redefined."" --Patricia Tilburg, author of 'Colette's Republic' ""With extensive research and fresh insights, Antonioli tackles some of the less-explored aspects of Colette's complex life, work, and legacy, offering a nuanced portrait of Colette as the astute steward of her own literary reputation and persona, in all her fascinating contradictions."" --Rachel Careau, translator of Colette's 'The Pure and the Impure' and 'Chéri' and 'The End of Chéri'

Antonioli has done masterful work weaving together the often contradictory threads of Colette’s work, her biography, and her reception over the past century. This book has much to offer to both readers new to Colette and to those familiar with her oeuvre and with the French literary landscape she redefined. * Patricia Tilburg, Professor at Davidson College and author of Colette's Republic *

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Kathleen Antonioli is an Associate Professor of French at Kansas State University.

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