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Le Paris, Arthème Fayard, 26 pages. Pages 23 to 46 in a collective work. Short story from SF: time travel, a heroine, and a fun imaginative game about the influence of glaciations on the development of Homo . If the text is of no great consequence, Françoise’s touch is there. And for her, this may have…
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Le Broadcast by Radio-Lille. Probably lost, so we can only speculate on this Flying Dutchwoman. The Flying Dutchman is the archetype of ghost ships, prominently featured in the tales and legends passed down and still passed down to seafarers. It represents the fatal omen to not cross on one’s voyage, because it is a boat whose…
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Le Toulouse, Julia Printing House, January 20, 1953, 28 pages, 120 copies An eighteen-page fantasy tale based on a screenplay by Jean Lakanal, with the remaining ten pages devoted to titles, flyleaves, quotations, etc. The plot is of only moderate interest, vacillating between various influences (Poe, Nerval, etc.) to superficially address a few metaphysical questions. Françoise,…