The book as fiction #03 | From the bookstore as fiction

#Balzac | What does Balzac do when he isn't writing? Rome, 1846, a digression

#Balzac | Madame de B, or when the governess is much more than a governess

le livre comme fiction #02 | Schalansky, Flusser, Bergounioux, trois atlas

The book as fiction #1bis | Michel Jullien, 2, the book as gesture

The book as fiction | #01, Michel Jullien, the book as description

#numériques | l'auteur perd il des sous aux livres vendus d'occase ?

Rabelais read | Pantagruel chapter 23, how Pantagruel became ill, and the epilogue

Rabelais read | Pantagruel chapter 22, from what the author saw in his mouth

Rabelais read | Pantagruel chapter 21, how Panurge married King Anarche

Rabelais read | Pantagruel chapter 20, how Epistemon had his head cut off

#digital | reading or writing, which came first?

#building #12 | Beckett, saying I: who speaks, what speaks

#digital | The question mark and the circumflex: a planned disappearance?

Rabelais read | Pantagruel, chapter 19, how Pantagruel defeated Loupgarou

Rabelais read | Pantagruel, chapter 18, how Pantagruel had a very strange victory

Rabelais read | Pantagruel chapter 17, how Pantagruel erected a trophy in memory of their exploits

Rabelais read | Pantagruel chapter 16, [...] subtly confounded 660 knights

Rabelais read | Pantagruel chapter 15, how Pantagruel left Paris

Rabelais read | Pantagruel, chapter 14, how Panurge fell in love with a lady from Paris

#building #11 | Barthes, the breakdown, and insurrection against the breakdown

#building #10 | Jacques Roubaud, art & fiction of short lives

Rabelais | 1533, la Pantagrueline Prognostication, almanach pour l'an perpétuel

#build #09 | Cendrars, the novel I will never write

#building #08 | Jean Rolin, Bezons site surveys

Apple Creator Studio: mandatory subscription, what next?

#building #07 | Peter Handke, break in Vélizy

#building #06 | Marianne Alphant and her dust workshop

dreaming with Butor, improvisation without editing

#building #05 | Collobert, the eye behind the eye

#building #04 | Perec, "you're dragging your feet..."

#Lovecraft | 1922, The Hound, and a horrific method of composition

#Lovecraft | 1917, Dagon, complete reading

#Balzac | papa Gobseck, un portrait

#Balzac | 1830, fashionable words, and how Balzac became Balzac

#Balzac | A Night in Alençon and What Follows, The Cabinet of Antiquities

#build #03 | The man who killed Roland Barthes

50 aphorismes sur YouTube et littérature

H P Lovecraft | Ténèbre sur Innsmouth, lecture intégrale

#building #02 | Building Clouds, Christophe Tarkos

#workshops | "It started like this"

#history #12 | Toussaint, a purely mental hotel

#archives | 2007, Bon & Cazeneuve, «Coiffeuses» sur Arte

AI Fictions #11 | Constructing a Vertigo, Legend of the Old Chinese Painter

#history #11 | Gertrude Stein, from the third hand

#Lovecraft | 1925-2025, big announcement, and return to Providence!

IA Fictions #10 |  traduire trahir avec l'IA, la main dans le sac !

#history #10 | No, Michaux, that's how he is

IA Fictions #09 | Rions avec Zuck, ou quand Facebook s'intificielle artelligente lui même

IA Fictions #08 | Lovecraft avec IA, ou le fitness des écrivains

AI Fictions #07 | Beautiful like the meeting of Claude and Lautréamont, plus a little bit of Ball...

#histoire #09 | Echenoz Nevers aller retour, en train en voiture

AI Fictions #06 | ChatGPT frozen literature, a little Walter Benjamin prick

AI fictions #05 | Baudelaire and the city 8 times, today AI writes

IA fictions #04 | où Mistral se prend les pieds dans Perec

AI fictions #03bis | Why is Claude called Claude

AI fictions #03 | Tickling Claude with Kafka

#history #08 | Kafka, I am back

IA fictions #02 | couloir circulaire avec portes donnant sur scènes de soi même

AI fictions #01 | Investigation into incomparable worlds