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Louise Labé : POETS DAY

Jacquelyn GreigPoetryLeave a comment

GB 5th Jan 2010 : Louise Labé – A Hoax?

I wrote this article way back then and was quite annoyed about the Neo-History into Louise. Her poetry had been trashed via Mainstream History that suddenly decided that La Belle Cordière was the invention of at least three 16th c MEN.

I’ve been doing this stuff for a while, y’know. Questioning BS.

OK.

Which Louise? Which Sonnet 23?

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