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W.Heinemann. London, 1933. “Violette Tréfusis is an essential authoress: the sincerity of inspiration cannot be classified in terms of literary fashion, so it has the added value of originality and freshness. And, above all, it is a timeless style of writing.”.
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17 de dez. de 2016 · En aquel tiempo, Violet exigió a Vita que acabara con toda relación carnal con Harold. El pacto entre ambas se mantuvo. Violet se casaría con Denys Trefusis bajo la condición de no consumar su matrimonio. Las dos planearon dejar Inglaterra tras la boda para abandonar un “destino seguro”. El riesgo de ser excluidas
ings by Sackville-West, Violet Trefusis, and Woolf, allusive, evasive, and teasing, a figure around whom fantasies and desires coalesce.The tentative identification with the gypsies in Sackville-West's letter to Woolf is an undercurrent in all three writers, a tug toward"gypsiness" that functions, I argue, as a hint of same-sex desire.
The literary production of Violet Trefusis is under copyright as it is not yet 70 years since the death of the writer. Therefore, for any use it is necessary to ask for permission with a detailed application to Tiziana Masucci, who owns all the rights of exploitation (for any languages and for the whole world) and will evaluate, also with her ...
Violet Trefusis was an English author and socialite. Trefusis is remembered primarly for her long lasting affair with Vita Sackville-West. Both Sackville-West and Trefusis wrote ficitional accounts about their affair, Challenge by Sackville-West, and Broderie Anglaise, a roman à clef wirrten in French by Trefusis.
For most Americans, Violet Trefusis doesn't ring a bell. Vita Sackville-West, if she has any fame here, it is probably for her short affair with Virginia Woolf that followed years after her affair with Violet. Violet and Vita were accomplished writers: Vita before Violet, Violet mostly in French, one of several languages in which they shared ...
