1964: La Vie de Chopin
Variétés, Paris, Éditions du Sud.
Note: Awaiting annotation.
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1972 : Détruire le pouvoir !
In 1972, the French television program Aujourd’hui Madame featured Françoise d’Eaubonne. Faced with an opponent who doesn’t understand why the feminist activist doesn’t want women to take power in place of men, Françoise replies succinctly: – All power is bad in anyone’s hands.– Why take it, then?– To destroy it!
1990 : 归途,和其他六篇, 万象图书股份有限公司
Collestion Fa guo dang dai duan pian xiao shuo xuan, 190 pages. The title roughly translates as The Way Back, and Six Others. One might deduce that this is a collective work in which Françoise has a place.
1974 : Histoire de l’anarchie – tome 1
with Paul Ulrich and Pierre Nouaille, Éditions Famot. Note: Awaiting annotation.
1976: The love revolution
During the heyday of La Gueule Ouverte (an environmental and political newspaper founded in 1972), the weekly magazine’s columns featured debates on various topics, such as non-violence and questions about love and sexuality. Françoise often took part in these controversies. In the December 29, 1976 issue, she responded to Isabelle Cabut, then editor-in-chief, by attacking…
1994 : Vingt ans de mensonges ou la baudruche crevée
Paris, Editions de Magrie, 93 pages. We don’t have more details about this edition at this time. Note: Awaiting annotation.
1979 : Moi, Kristine, reine de Suède
Encre, collection Mémoire des Femmes, 273 pages (Reissue, original published under the title Je m’appelle Kristine, 1959). Marguerite Yourcenar’s monumental work, Les mémoires d’Hadrien, inevitably comes to mind when reading Françoise’s novel. And it is not the transparent clues that she left that will invalidate this observation. One could think of a stylistic imitation, when…
