The diary is maid. Mirbo O.

Octave Mirbo was born in a bourgeois family, brought up in the Jesuit college, but the marriage of the artist Kabarea abruptly changed his fate. The result was a gap with the familiar writer and the appearance of the novels “Maid Diary” and “Garden torture”. Mirbo on his own experience knew how closely vice and virtue are. His novels, frankly depicting vices and manifestations of passion, teased Puritan and hypocrite. Maid Celestine, who received a work in the Montei family, is curious and observant. There was no piquant details about insatiable sexuality, sophisticated fetishism and a tendency to violence of the inhabitants of this house opened to her. About this, about her own feelings, about the experience she gained and told the Diary of Celestine...