Tag: french fantasy
Les Mondes miroirs
A review of Mirror Worlds by Vincent Mondiot and Raphael Lafarge, a story that has taken an interesting path to publication.
Le crépuscule d’Aesir
Sword and sorcery is not a well-regarded genre in France; The Twilight of Aesir may change some minds.
Les small press de 2018
French small presses pick up the slack in genre when the publishers fail to create imprints.
Les éditeurs régionaux se lancent dans l’imaginaire
Two traditional publishing houses in France that have eschewed genre previously now embrace it.
Des sorciers et des hommes / Thomas Geha
A short yet telling review of Sorcerers and Men, a fix up novel featuring protagonists readers ought to hate.
Les littératures de l’imaginaire et le jeu de rôle en France
While there have been French fantasy authors who started playing and/or writing about Role Playing Games, the connection is complicated.
Les femmes dans la SF française
A look at the way French female science fiction writers have struggled to gain acceptance over decades.
Rencontre avec les éditions Hydralune
An interview with Hydralune, a collective of nine French authors of speculative fiction.
Les nouvelles small press
An overview of new small presses that publish in French that have been established since the beginning of 2015.
L’évolution du lectorat des littératures de l’imaginaire
Even in France, the times, they are a-changin.
Histoire de la fantasy française
Fabien recalls the history of fantasy tales in France and clues us in to a new fantasy renaissance just gearing up.