James Lovebirch

Title page of Les Cinq fessées de Suzette (1910).

James Lovebirch (†) was the pseudonym of a (probably French) author of spanking novels.

James Lovebirch is mentioned in Ulysses (written in 1914-1921), the best known novel of James Joyce (1882 - 1941).

Works

• Les Cinq fessées de Suzette (Paris, 1910, illustrated by Lewis Bald - also available in English as The Flagellation of Suzette (1925), illustrated by Georges Topfer
• Peggy Briggs (Paris, 1913 and 1921, illustrated by Georges Topfer)
• Fair Tyrants (only mentioned in Ulysses, probably not a real publication)
• L'Avatar de Lucette (1913), illustrated by Lewis Bald ; (1921), illustrated by Georges Topfer
• Au bon vieux temps (1913), illustrated by an unknown artist ; (1922), illustrated by Georges Topfer

Gallery

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  F/f spanking illustration from Les Cinq fessées de Suzette (1910).

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  Illustration by Lewis Bald for L'Avatar de Lucette (1913)

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  Illustration by Lewis Bald for L'Avatar de Lucette (1913)

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  Illustration by Lewis Bald for L'Avatar de Lucette (1913)

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  Illustration by Georges Topfer for Peggy Briggs (1921)

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  Illustration by Georges Topfer for Peggy Briggs (1921)

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  Illustration by Georges Topfer for Peggy Briggs (1921)

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  Title page of Au bon vieux temps (1913 edition)

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  Title page and frontispiece of Au bon vieux temps (1922 edition)

See also

• Jameslovebirch (contemporary American artist, writer, editor, and spanking film producer)
• Victorian era
• Edwardian era
• Spanking novel
• early 20th century French spanking literature
• Ulysses (novel) on Wikipedia

Links

• Lovebirch,_James on Biblio Curiosa

• "Les Cinq fessées de Suzette" info and illustrations on Biblio Curiosa (10 images)

Illustrations for L'Avatar de Lucette by various artists.

• Illustrations from Peggy Briggs by Georges Topfer Link Broken as of 2017