Daniel Foucard's 'Peuplements' Blends Economic Upheaval with Spiral Writing
Daniel Foucard's debut book 'Peuplements' diverges from Blaise Cendrars' 'Prose du Transsibérien' by focusing on economic upheavals rather than individual adventure. The work employs a spiral writing style with repetitive, railway-like rhythms across three distinct sections: a techno-epic titled 'Nos Sibéries,' 50 micro-stories set in the corporate world, and a projection on domestic robots in 'Robot.' The book was published in 1999.
Key facts
- Daniel Foucard is the author of 'Peuplements'.
- The book is compared to Blaise Cendrars' 'Prose du Transsibérien'.
- 'Peuplements' focuses on economic upheavals rather than individual adventure.
- The writing style is described as spiral, with repetitive and railway-like rhythms.
- The book has three parts: 'Nos Sibéries,' 50 micro-stories, and 'Robot'.
- 'Nos Sibéries' is a techno-epic.
- The 50 micro-stories are set in the corporate world.
- 'Robot' projects the future of domestic robots.
- The book was published in 1999.
Entities
Artists
- Daniel Foucard
- Blaise Cendrars
Sources
- artpress —