1959 : Storbyungdom
Edition Overs.
Under the title Jeunesse urbaine, Norwegian translation of Les Tricheurs by Per Aamot.
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Note: Awaiting annotation.
1974 : Les Grandes Énigmes des civilisations disparues
Collective work in several volumes, Éditions Famot. Volume III: Prehistory and the origins of man, megaliths and mysterious stones. Contribution from Françoise unidentified
La Cigale et la Fourmi
Perhaps the most famous of all French poems—one that has been the delight (or the terror!) of many generations of elementary school students—Françoise offers us a 20th-century slang version following a classic French translation.
1981 : L’impératrice Rouge : Moi, Jiang Quing, veuve Mao
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.
1954: Une pomme rouge : mon cœur
Paris, Pierre Seghers (coll. Poésie 54 n°374), 15 pages. Titled with a verse by Nazim Hickmet and dedicated to Henri Lefèbvre, nine poems in three sections. The first on love, its struggles and its sufferings, the second in memory of Julius and Ethel Rosenberg (four years later, Françoise will choose “Julius” as a middle name…
1981 : Histoire de la galanterie – tome IX La médecine et la loi
Geneva, Famot, 281 pages. Co-written with Gérard Hof. Note: Awaiting annotation.
