Daniel Anselme
Communist novelist and journalist, founder of "Cahiers de Mai" (1968-1974).
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Communist novelist and journalist, founder of "Cahiers de Mai" (1968-1974).
German-born American political scientist, philosopher, and journalist.
Novelist and literary critic. Member of the French Academy (1968).
Abbot and journalist. Member of the Academy of Inscriptions and Belles-Lettres (in 1762) and of the French Academy (in 1771).
A French feminist activist, journalist, and writer, she fought for women's eligibility and suffrage, and founded the newspaper La Citoyenne and the society Le Droit des femmes.
Politician. Grandson of Doctor Boulu, physician to Napoleon III. Director of the Saint-Germain newspaper, a Catholic and royalist publication.
Anne Cécile Desclos, also known as Dominique Aury, also known as Pauline Réage, was a French writer.
Monarchist and nationalist journalist and historian, close to Charles Maurras, member of the French Academy.
A journalist, memoirist, and essayist, he writes weekly columns for Le Figaro. He is a member of the Académie Goncourt.
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