Pierre Noël Famin
(1740/1833)
A writer, reader in the House of Orléans, and physics professor to the future Louis-Philippe, he had several comedies performed.
Léon-Paul Fargue
(1898/1947)
A poet and writer, he celebrates Paris in his prose poems such as "Piéton de Paris" (1939).
Claude Farrère
(1876/1957)
He was noticed by Pierre Loti and Pierre Louÿs and won the Prix Goncourt (1906), unanimously, for Les Civilisés.
Eugène Fasquelle
(1863/1952)
Publisher, approached by Zola to publish the letter J'accuse.
Sébastien Faure
(1858/1942)
An anarchist, he founded Le Libertaire (1895), then became director of Le Journal du Peuple.
Maurice Louis Emile Faure
(1850/1919)
Félibre, friend of Mistral, founder of the Association of Félibres; republican journalist, Minister of Public Instruction and Fine Arts in the second Briand cabinet.
