On August 19, 1936, the great Spanish poet Federico García Lorca was murdered in a field near Granada by fascist militiamen, who were acting in their usual manner. It is said that he was shot, but the controversy over the circumstances of his execution continues to this day.
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Le Yverdon, Kesselring, 389 pages. A book started following the death of Ulrike Meinhof in prison, On vous appelait terroristes offers a partial biography, fictionalized and polyphonic, of the protagonists of the German Red Army Faction. Each chapter focuses on the experience that each of them has (at the death of Katrina, Ulrike Meinhof) about the…
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Le In this short fiery text written at the age of 58, Françoise evokes her “female body open to the entire world on the futures of history of which her death is a part”. Her body, which “has experienced everything while defying the enemy and stood up singing”. Her “only friend with writing[qui]have never failed me,…
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Le A poem by Lacenaire from the early 19th century—that is, between 1820 and 1836, before he was guillotined.
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Le Paris, Vernal/Philippe Lebaud, 234 pages. Collection Mémoires d’autres. Note: Awaiting annotation.
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Le Paris, Le Passager Clandestin, 2019 In this 100-page book, prefaced by Serge Latouche, Caroline Goldblum offers an excellent 50-page introduction to Françoise’s life and ecofeminist work, with selected texts. Caroline’s text contains a few biographical notes, a presentation of Françoise’s ecofeminism and its reception in France and around the world. In 2025, this 2018 writing…
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Le Paris, Buchet / Chastel, 377 pages. ” … Et c’est ainsi que je vais dans la vie, avançant par à-coups, grondant et crachant le feu ; tantôt fuyant un hôtel et un salaud, tantôt écoutant une clarinette, tantôt épongeant les vomissuresd’un ivrogne ; mais toujjours plongeant dans l’intimité des maisons aux fenêtres éclairées ou sombres,…