Elula Perrin

Elula Perrin (1929 – 22 May 2003) was a French writer, nightclub owner, and a pioneering figure in Paris’s lesbian nightlife. She co‑founded Le Katmandou, one of the first women‑only nightclubs in Paris. Quotes One can never say enough how moving a first kiss is. Alice au pays des femmes (Perrin, 1997) I love difficulty. Things easily won have less value. Mousson de femmes (Perrin, 1985) I love hearing people talk about France. You can't imagine how much I would like to know it. Sometimes at night, when I was little, I would dream that I was finally there. I would wake up and cry under my mosquito net when I realized it was only a dream. Mousson de femmes (Perrin, 1985) Opium awakens the appetite at first, during that initial phase it never surpasses.Afterwards... nothing matters anymore — not love, not hunger, not anguish, not death. Mousson de femmes (Perrin, 1985) External links Category:Authors from France Category:1929 births Category:2003 deaths Category:LGBT people Category:People from Hanoi Category:Autobiographers Category:Women writers