Françoise is 80 years old. Interviewed in a café in Saint-Denis (Paris) about *Le Sexocide des sorcières*, she discusses the Abrahamic religions and, more broadly, misogyny, patriarchy, and the gynophobia of the *Mannerbund*. She paints a brief portrait of herself, talks about her work as a writer, and shares a few childhood memories.
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Le Paris, Dagorno, 1135 pages. A whole century (or almost)! This voluminous collection brings together the various volumes of Françoise d’Eaubonne’s memoirs already published at different times in her life: Chienne de jeunesse (covering the period from 1930 to 1945), Les Monstres de l’été (from 1945 to 1965), L’Indicateur du réseau (which covers different periods up…
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Le Julliard, coll. Sequana, 526 pages. Awarded the Readers’ Prize in 1947, this roman-fleuve announces themes and forms dear to Françoise that will be found throughout her novels. The sea, its buccaneers and its shipwrecks (at her request, Françoise’s ashes will be scattered by a sailboat off the coast of Morbihan), transforms the historical novel into…
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Le Paris, Pierre Horay Publisher, coll. Femmes en mouvement n°2, 374 pages. Note: Awaiting annotation. reissued under: Feminism or Death. Paris, le Passager clandestin, 2021, 332 pages.
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Le 1972. In a fiery harangue signed by the Revolutionary Homosexual International, Brussels, Françoise declares war on the congress of psychiatrists on “sexual deviations” which is to be held shortly in San Remo. By this vigorous Notice to flikiatrists and heterocops, it warns: “In San Remo, you will find us standing! » Françoise d’Eaubonne
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Le Original title La vie passionnée d’Arthur Rimbaud, translation by Karl August Horst, München, Paul List Verlag 1959, 526 Seiten In this book, Françoise shows not only the poet, but above all the man Rimbaud in all the ups and downs of his life, with his vices, his eruptions of character. Rimbaud’s genius shines through, with…
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Le Paris, Editions de Magrie, 93 pages. We don’t have more details about this edition at this time. Note: Awaiting annotation.