Poet, essayist and independent researcher, Elaine Audet was born in Quebec in 1936. She published in Quebec, France and Switzerland, and collaborated to magazines and collective works. From 1990 to 2004, she wrote a literary and feminist column for the monthly magazine of political information, l’aut’journal. She is presently associate editor of Sisyphe. She is the author of : Pour une éthique du bonheur, (essay, remue-ménage, 1994), Le Cycle de l’éclair (poetry, Loup de Gouttière, 1996), Le Cœur pensant/courtepointe de l’amitié entre femmes (essay, Loup de Gouttière, 2000).
Her latest books are :

– Prostitution - perspectives féministes, (éditions Sisyphe, 2005).
– La plénitude et la limite, poésie, (éditions Sisyphe, 2006).
– Prostitution, Feminist Perspectives, (éditions Sisyphe, 2009).
– Sel et sang de la mémoire, Polytechnique, 6 décembre 1989, poésie, (éditions Sisyphe, 2009).

The Prostitutors
Prostitution - Feminist Perspectives (Excerps) , par Elaine Audet

For the Industry of Prostitution : A Victory Disguised as a Defeat , par Elaine Audet

Muslim Groups Denounce the Cultural Relativism of a Certain Left , par Elaine Audet

The Need for a Public Debate on Prostitution and its Social Consequences , par Elaine Audet

Canada Contributes to the Sexual Trafficking of Women for Purposes of Prostitution , par Elaine Audet

Ode to Survivors , par Elaine Audet

Elisabeth Badinter distorts feminism the better to fight it , par Elaine Audet