Le Mime Bathylle

by Jean Bertheroy

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294 pages, Paperback

Published February 22, 2019

About the author

Jean Bertheroy was the pseudonym of the French poet and novelist Berthe-Corinne Le Barillier. She wrote both contemporary and historical novels, of which the most enduringly popular are those set in Classical antiquity. She received the Legion of Honor and was honored three times by the Académie Française. She was an advocate of progress for women, and was one of the founders of the Prix Fémina.