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Le Paris, Denoël/Gonthier, 286 pages This 1982 novel tells the story of an Amazon, Thécla, who, after drinking a certain potion, goes through time and encounters great moments in history. For the first time, the myth of immortality is embodied by a woman. This prodigious adventure novel leads us to meet Alexander the Great, to the…
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Le Encre, Paris, 264 pages. Françoise traces the complex destiny of Madame Mao Zedong, from teenage actress to power-hungry woman who was “the first woman in the world to rule over so many men”. Between the courageous revolutionary and the bloody imprincess, her story is told in the first person.
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Le Paris, Alain Moreau, 313 pages. Note: Awaiting annotation.
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Le Geneva, Famot, 281 pages. Co-written with Gérard Hof. Note: Awaiting annotation.
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Le Samisdat, self-publishing, 16 pages. Collection of poems. Note: Awaiting annotation.
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Le Paris, Encre, 350 pages. The third volume of Françoise d’Eaubonne’s memoirs, L’Indicateur du réseau traces important events in her life starting from the names of the places where they took place: with humour, she speaks of a “topographical assessment”. The story advances along the alphabetical thread of station names, and we meet her successively at…
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Le Geneva, Famot. Most certainly collective work, and work with a financial incentive for Françoise. The title refers to the time of Henry III, where the term “mignon” definitely took on the pejorative connotation that we still know it to have. A connotation that did not exist before, this word, minion , meaning “faithful”, “servant”. Thus,…
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Le Geneva, Famot. Preceded by Les Bagages de sables by Anne Langfus. Note: Awaiting annotation.