Marquis de Sade presents “My Earlier Years” (circa 1763) –> slide 2
Marquis de Sade presents “My Earlier Years” (circa 1763) –> slide 2- educated by uncle, an Abbé
- (he was later arrested in a brothel)
- of course, went to Jesuit lycée myself
- (all the best libertines are Jesuits).
Marquis de Sade presents “The Happy Times” (circa 1763-1777) –> slide 3
- repeatedly abused servants (sexually, naturellement)
- wife helped
- went to Italy
- escaped from the Fortress of Miolans
- good times!
Jacque The Screw presents “Right Bastard” (circa 1778) –> (slide 3)
- he was one of the prisoners at Vincennes dungeon
- under death sentence for sodomy
- tricked his way out of it
- he kept pissing on my boots when I stood to close to his cell!
Citzen Sade presents “Literary Thoughts” (circa 1791) –> slide 2
- Social order at the expense of liberty is hardly a bargain.
- Now, pass me that riding crop.
Citizen Sade presents “Literary Thoughts” (circa 1793) –> slide 3
- if you judge from notions expounded by theologians:
- one must conclude that God created most men simply with a view to crowding hell
- now where did I put that butter?
Sade presents “My Time in Charenton Asylum” (circa 1812) –> slide 6
- the director here lets me put on my plays
- and carry on with thirteen-year-old Madeleine Leclerc
- he does not run a Euclidian prison but a clitian one.
Last will and testament of Sade (circa 1814) –> slide 1
- imperious, choleric, irascible, extreme in everything
- a dissolute imagination the like of which has never been seen
- atheistic to the point of fanaticism
- there you have me in a nutshell
- oh, and the sodomy.
‘Inspired’ by: b-day of Marquis de Sade (June 2, 1740)
Carnival Of Liberty 48
Sorry, I’d planned on organizing this into a vaguely Constitution-esque theme, with articles and clauses and stuff. Conservatives Against Intelligent Design launched a couple weeks earlier than intended and sorta has been taking up a lot of my t…
[…] “Polity parody,” “Carnival of Satire,” “The Lost PowerPoints,” and, of course, “Monkeys!” are among the categories into which Mark A. Rayner has divided his weblog, The Skwib. Consisting of a combination of the Canadian writer’s own fiction and his satirical views on news items he finds particularly interesting, Mark’s site is a pleasant diversion from the everyday. […]
[…] “Polity parody,” “Carnival of Satire,” “The Lost PowerPoints,” and, of course, “Monkeys!” are among the categories into which Mark A. Rayner has divided his weblog, The Skwib. Consisting of a combination of the Canadian writer’s own fiction and his satirical views on news items he finds particularly interesting, Mark’s site is a pleasant diversion from the everyday. […]
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