Taous Merakchi

Taous is a journalist, web editor (Passions menstrues; Mortel podcast) and author, notably of Witch Please and more recently of Vénère. She prefaced a book by Françoise, making a nice bridge between two women born 70 years apart.

Preface to the reissue of Le Sexocide des sorcières.

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