Louÿs

[lwees]

noun

1. Pierre 1870–1925, French poet and novelist.

Example Sentences

In 1919, French writer Pierre Louÿs claimed that the poet Pierre Corneille had ghostwritten Molière’s most famous works.

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Louÿs proposed the more educated Corneille as a possible ghostwriter, suggesting he composed plays that Molière would affix his name to and promote using his fame as an actor, in a mutually beneficial relationship.

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In 1919, for example, French writer Pierre Louÿs noted that Molière spent most of his life as a traveling actor and suddenly started to write masterpieces at about age 40.

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These are short musical interludes illustrating narrations of the stylized eroticism of poems by Pierre Louÿs.

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“Bilitis”, she explains, was supposedly one of Sappho’s lovers, the invention of French poet Pierre Louÿs.

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