Francophone

[close] Romans français et francophones de l'an 2001 à nos jours.

[close] Inspiré au départ par le Printemps de l’Imaginaire Francophone (PIF) de la blogueuse Zahardonia Haëxa (http://www.monde-fantasy.com/), ce groupe vise à partager et faire découvrir les oeuvres de science-fiction, fantastique et "fantasy" originalement écrits en français, quelle que soit la nationalité des auteurs.

[close] Pour toutes celles et ceux qui écrivent dans la langue de Molière, quel que soit votre genre : essai, roman, poésie ou guide pratique. Des conseils, des échanges, des infos sur l'auto-édition, des amitiés, des découvertes, et surtout de belles discussions entre amoureux de la plume.

[close] A group to discuss my forthcoming novel, Speaking to No. 4 (New Europe Books, Nov. 29). The book is available for pre-order, and bookstores can already get it in early November, but shipping for individuals will start at the end of November. Where is Alma? A future husband—No. 4—is desperately seeking his fiancée, who has disappeared. To locate her, he is interviewing her three former husbands, her sister, and ex sister-in-law. Could she be hiding in a French monastery? A Japanese shukubo (temple lodging)? Or maybe she is the victim of a belief in a Balkan creation myth? From America to France and Eastern Europe to Japan, this quest for a woman who has disappeared is both a psychological mystery and a meditation on our notions of space and architectural design. As husband No. 3, the Architect, says to husband-to-be No. 4, “Think of Japanese space as a novel in which the main character is absent.”