De Jouvenel’s family home in the Perigord, where Colette wrote several books, is now a luxury hotel: Château de Castel Novel, https://www.castelnovel.com, with doubles starting around $140 ...

According to Time, Colette ended up having an affair with Henry de Jouvenel's 16-year-old stepson. That salacious affair took place around the time that Colette published a book called Cheri ...

By contrast, her daughter Colette de Jouvenel, based in Corrèze, a center of resistance in southwestern France, had no such reservations, actively helping refugee families while romancing Simy ...

By this time Colette had published her first successful book The Vagabond under her own name but it wasn’t until she was married to her second husband Henry de Jouvenel, the editor of French ...

After Willy, Colette's second husband, Henry de Jouvenel, could only be an improvement, and as editor of leading newspaper Le Matin, he was also able to publish his wife’s work. But even this ...

in a period during which Colette was supplementing her income as a dancer. Then she married again, to the diplomat Baron Henry de Jouvenel, but her love life continued to be a source of ...