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Elula Perrin

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Elula Perrin (1929, Hanoi – 22 May 2003, Paris) was a French-Vietnamese writer.

In 1969, she and Aimée Mori founded the Katmandou, the first nightclub for women in Paris. It was closed in 1989.

Works

Les femmes préfèrent les femmes
Tant qu'il y aura des femmes
Mousson de femmes
Coup de gueule pour l'amour des femmes
Va y avoir mistral: elles ne sont pas toutes gentilles

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