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LRB Article PDF: Quite Nice (<i>LRB</i> volume 23 number 24, 13 December 2001) 

LRB Article PDF: Quite Nice (LRB volume 23 number 24, 13 December 2001)

Diana Souhami

Fernande Olivier, like Frank Wedekind's Lulu, sexualised all her relationships with men and served their desires while lamenting that her own were unfulfilled. She lived through her lovers in order perhaps to gain a passing sense of who she was. As each of her affairs in turn went wrong, she moved to a different man. This was a pattern she repeated until late middle age. Then she made do on her own.

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