Serge Lehman, figure of French science fiction, describes Europe as a "mythical source"
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In an interview published by the literary magazine En attendant Nadeau, writer Serge Lehman speaks of Europe as a "mythical source". The title of the interview sums up the main theme of the discussion: the European imagination and the place myths occupy in the culture of the continent.
Serge Lehman is an important author of science fiction in the 1980s and 1990s. He is known in France for his novels and his work in this literary genre. According to the presentation of the interview, he has devoted himself, in the 21st century, to a dual activity, which the description of the article does not fully detail.
This interview is part of a broader reflection on science fiction literature and on its links with history and collective narratives. It allows readers to better understand the career of an author who has left a mark on the genre in France for several decades.
The interview is available online on the website of En attendant Nadeau, a magazine devoted to literature and criticism. Readers interested in French science fiction and debates about Europe can consult it to discover the writer's complete answers.
Sources: En attendant Nadeau
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