Stanislas de Rhodes

The Autobiography of a Flea Stanislas de Rhodes

This is the story of Bella - as told by a flea. One day after church, young Bella is seduced by Charlie, and they have sex in a garden. I turns out that a certain Father Ambrose is hiding in the bushes, watching them. Father Ambrose threatens to reveal what he has seen, but Bella finds out there is a way of preventing him from doing that. And then Father Clement, who possesses a gargantuan penis, joins the sexual escapades ... The legendary classic of Victorian erotica, "The Autobiography of a Flea" was first published anonymously in 1887. It later turned out that the author was London lawyer Stanislas de Rhodes. In 1976, Sharon McNight wrote and directed a movie adaptation, starring Jean Jennings as Bella, John Holmes as Father Clement, and Paul Thomas as Father Ambrose. This was the first adult movie directed by a woman.