#werber

[extrait-livre]

"Les humains ont une pulsion de mort inscrite au fond de leurs gènes. Et si cette pulsion ne s'exprime pas contre son ennemi extérieur, ils la retournent contre eux-mêmes."

Bernard Werber - La planète des chats

[e-c-guyot-blog]

Demain les Chats

Qui ici connait les livres de la trilogie des chats de Bernard Werber? (je sais que certaines les ont lus! 😉) Bernard Werber est un auteur de ce qu’il appelle la “philosophie fiction”, un mélange de philosophie, spiritualité et science-fiction. Il est notamment connu pour sa trilogie “Les Fourmis”. 👽 Demain les Chats, le premier tome, suit le parcours de Bastet, une petite chatte aux talents…

[viensdansmatete]

Si tu veux monter, abandonne tout ce qui te tire vers le bas.

Le Temps des chimères Bernard Werber

[vinndas]

and he returns to Freiburg

[fidjiefidjie]

Bon Matin 💙🚶‍♂️🗼💙

Dionysos & Bernard Werber 🎶 Tuto pour marcher sur l’eau

(L'extraordinarium)

[chrisnaustin]

If only I were she!

[haveyoureadthisscifibook]

vote YES if you have finished the entire book.

vote NO if you have not finished the entire book.

(faq · submit a book)

[gameofthunder66]

Brand New Cherry Flavor (2021) limited tv series

-(finished) watchin' Season 1 (limited series)- 8/19/2024- on Netflix- 2 [1/4] stars

76% Rotten Tomatoes

[litandlifequotes]

It is hard to be old, but there's something liberating about old age, too, because finally you realize that you can claim your history in all its fullness, that you can give voice to your memory and speak it's truth, and that it is not a betrayal or an indiscretion to do so.

Two Rings: A Story of Love and War by Millie Werber and Eve Keller

[transparentgentlemenmarker]

Tu n'as pas que cinq sens physiques : Vue, odorat, ouïe, toucher, goût. Tu es doté aussi de cinq sens spirituels : Émotion, imagination, intuition, conscience, inspiration.

Le Livre du Voyage de Bernard Werber

[extrait-livre]

"Les nuages s'effilochent et je pense, Du plus profond de ma mémoire, je ne t'ai jamais oubliée. Je t'aimais tant..."

Bernard Werber - L'arbre des possibles et autres histoires

[thelastofthebookworms]

I've only put titles translated in English here, this actually doesn't reflect French SF scene very well.

French SF has a good reputation (so far, I'd say it's an honest one) so I find it quite pluzzing that so very few works had been translated in English (I had to look at the SFF Translations Awards to have enough different names on this poll. I couldn't find 9 names of authors translated in English). I won't talk. We had French SF writers after Jules Verne...

I mean.... Damasio, Bordage, Wul, Merle, Dufour, Klein, Curval ? (And all the others I didn't think of)

We even have a 'young' generation with Gaborit, Lucazeau, Colin, Clavel, Genefort and Calvo (I love her works).

[axiegrois]

Каждая жизнь должна служить нам, чтобы мы учились чему-нибудь. Любви. Искренней увлеченности. Искусству. Вот чему надо посвящать свою энергию. Тому, что нас улучшает, а не разрушает. Именно этому надо уделять самое большое внимание!

Бернар Вербер, "Танатонавты"

[6-1-2-3]

I just met Bernard Werber and I got an autograph!!

[all-eyes-lead-to-the-truth]

All Lies Lead to the Truth | Pilot (1x01)

He hasn’t really thought about Agent Mulder in a few years. 

Dr. Heitz Werber remembers bits and pieces of that particular regression: a bright light, a levitating girl. Years of unresolved trauma that had manifested in insurmountable guilt. 

When Agent Mulder had summoned him to Washington, he was actually quite surprised to hear from him. The last time they’d spoken, Werber had been incredibly worried about the man’s mental health and well-being. To this day he still isn’t quite sure what happened to his younger sister, not really, but Mulder’s apparent certainty had made Werber feel somewhat responsible.

Before the young profiler walked into his office, Werber had spent his days uncovering long buried childhood traumas of a more earthly nature. Physical abuse, emotional abuse, sexual abuse, he’d seen it all. But something about bright lights and visitors from another planet had gripped him in a way nothing quite had before. It was science fiction, surely, and yet thousands of people all shared these same experiences over and over again.

Thanks to Fox Mulder, his career path had taken an unexpected turn.

“I’m afraid…” the young abductee mumbles now, his terrified voice echoing around the FBI interrogation room. “I’m afraid they’re coming back.”

Werber clicks his ballpoint. “Don’t be afraid, Billy,” he reassures him. “We’re here to help you."

Read the rest on Ao3 | @admiralty-xfd

[multifru196]

The Empire of the Angels by Bernard Werber