"Story of O" is not a book for the timid.

The resemblance to the title Story of O, was presumably intentional.

"Did you ever read The Story of O?"

This book was written about how Story of O was written.

The erotic memoir "The Story of O" was one of many books she illustrated.

I am also reading "The Story of O" in the original French, which we can discuss at Christmas.

(Not a model family man, he read "The Story of O" at the dinner table.)

The following year, it publishes "Story of O" in French and English.

One reason she wrote it was that she found books like "The Story of O" inadequate and grim.

She had never read or heard of The Story of O, but after twenty or so pages she was beginning to get the idea.