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René Barjavel (1911–1985)

Author of The Ice People

41+ Works 3,131 Members 70 Reviews 11 Favorited

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Image credit: René Barjavel pris en mai 1970

Works by René Barjavel

The Ice People (1968) 1,031 copies
Ashes, Ashes (1943) 485 copies
The Immortals (1973) 272 copies
L'Enchanteur (1984) 249 copies
Future Times Three (1944) 209 copies
Les chemins de Katmandou (1900) 112 copies
Une rose au paradis (1981) 103 copies
La Faim du tigre (1966) 88 copies
La Tempête (1982) 74 copies
Les dames à la licorne (1974) 61 copies
Tarendol (1946) 59 copies
Colomb de la Lune (1962) 55 copies
La Charrette bleue (1980) 53 copies
Le Diable l'emporte (1948) 51 copies
La Peau de César (1985) 49 copies

Associated Works

Welten der Zukunft 12 (1986) — Contributor — 6 copies
Dans le creux du songe (2014) — Contributor — 1 copy

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Hm, quantum physics and time travel in 1942 France?
 
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burritapal | 6 other reviews | Oct 23, 2022 |
Really not what a vegan, anti-natalist, feminist wants to read. I am disappointed in Barjavel.
 
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burritapal | 12 other reviews | Oct 23, 2022 |
A Romeo and Juliet sci-fi story!
 
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burritapal | 18 other reviews | Oct 23, 2022 |
Maybe I started reading fantasy when I was around 9 - w/ "The Hobbit". Sometime after that, a door-to-door saleman conned me into joining a Science Fiction Book Club. In retrospect, I'm glad I did. There was a time when I rejected SF as being too cheesy. That didn't last long. Eventually I realized that there was alotof great SF out there & that some of the pulp writers who might not've written more than a few bks often had visionary ideas of all sorts. Many pulp SF writers of the 50s, 60s, & 70s produced social commentary that might've caused controversy in another genre. Anyway, "The Ice People" isn't a favorite or anything but it does comment on the Cold War.… (more)
 
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Works
41
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3,131
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ISBNs
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