Jean de Villiot
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Jean de Villiot was a collective pseudonym used by several authors and translators working for the publisher Charles Carrington (Paul Harry Ferdinando, 1867-1921):
- Stéphane Arnoulin
- Henry Spencer Ashbee (1834-1900)
- Hector France (1840-1908)
- Georges Grassal, also known as Hugues Rebell (1867-1905)
It is likely that Carrington also used this nom de plume for some of his own writings.
Works[edit]
Jean de Villiot is the author's name of the following spanking novels:
- Étude sur la flagellation à travers le monde (1899, illustrated by Eugène Déte)
- Curiosités et anecdotes sur la flagellation (1900, co-authored with Charles Carrington)
- En Virginie (1901, French translation of The Memoirs of Dolly Morton by Hugues Rebell that has been stripped of the sexually explicit parts. Also published under the title L'Esclavage et les punitions corporelles en Amérique)
- Les Mystères de la Maison de la Verveine (1901, illustrated by William Adolphe Lambrecht), French translation of The Mysteries of Verbena House by Etonensis
- Une société de flagellantes (1901, French translation of The Merry Order of St. Bridget (1868) by James Glass Bertram)
- Les Petites flagellations (1901)
- La Femme et son maître (1902), translated into English as Woman and Her Master (1904)
- Femmes Chatiees (1903)
- La Flagellation amoureuse dans l'histoire des moeurs et dans la littérature (1904)
- La Flagellation des femmes en France (1904)
- La Flagellation à travers le Monde (Parisienne et Peaux-Rouges) (1904, illustrated by Henri Caruchet)
- Le Fouet à Londres (1906)
- Le Fouet au Harem (1906)
- Fustigations vécues (1907)
- La Tradition de la Garde (1907, co-authored with Archibald Forbes et al.), illustrated by Léon Roze
- Clic! Clac! Précédé d'un conte "Home-Discipline" (1907, co-authored with Lord Drialys)
- Le Magnetisme du Fouet, ou les Indiscretions de Miss Darcy (translation of The Magnetism of the Rod or the Revelations of Miss Darcy aka The Romance of Chastisement)