> Kevin wrote
>
> > Now there's a thought! Let's start a thread about what Brin-Lers are
> > reading!
I'm reading a book of short stories (1982-1995) from Dan Simmons : 'Le Styx
coule � l'envers' Deno�l (Pr�sence du Futur) ; ISBN : 220725089X (this very
gathering not published in English to my knowledge)
I've just finished 'Les Libertines' ISBN : 2842280873, An anthology of
'sulfurous' writings made only by women from all the history : Sappho (the
greek poetress), H�lo�se (of Ab�lard and H�lo�se), Th�r�se of Avila, Ren�e
Dunan etc. A must read for who wants to try to understand the woman
way(TM). The Ren�e Dunan tale is available in English (ISBN: 0964873621)
For the near future, I plan to reread Barjavel (I've bought the complete
Anthology ISBN : 2258001390) This excellent SF writer (yes i'm biased) is
the author, among other, of �La nuit des Temps� (silly english title: The
Ice People). If you want to try what French SF is, read this one, it's out
of print but I've seen it on the second hand market.
--
Jean-Marc Chaton | La Terre n'est pas un h�ritage de nos
| anc�tres, nous l'empruntons � nos enfants.
| =^..^=
