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Aymé, Marcel

Entry updated 29 January 2024. Tagged: Author.

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(1902-1967) French author and dramatist, not generally thought of as a contributor to the sf field, though several of his best-known novels, such asLa jument verte (1933; appalling anonymous trans asThe Green Mare1938; new trans Norman Denny1955), are fantasies, usually with a satirical point to make about provincial French life.La belle image (1941; trans Norman Denny asThe Second Face1951; new trans Sophie Lewis2006) comes close to an sf nightmare ofIdentity in its rendering of the effect on its protagonist of finding himself suddenly and mysteriously given a second, more attractive face.La vouivre (1943; trans asThe Fable and the Flesh1949) is again a fantasy, its satirical targets again provincial. It has been twice adapted as a film.Across Paris and Other Stories (coll trans1957; vtThe Walker-through-Walls coll1962) assembles fantasy and the occasional sf tale, as does the different selection [see Checklist]The Walker-through-Walls and Other Stories (coll1972 trans Norman Denny).Pastorale (1931) is a regressiveUtopia that makes more articulate than is perhaps entirely comfortable the nostalgia that lies beneath Aymé's urbane "Gallic" style.

Other works includeClérambard (1950; trans N Denny1952), a play, and two children's fantasies:The Wonderful Farm (1951) andReturn to the Wonderful Farm (1954; vtThe Magic Pictures1954). [JC]

see also:Fantasy Entries;Matter Penetration;Psychology.

Marcel Andre Aymé

born Joigny, Yonne, France: 29 March 1902

died Paris: 14 October 1967

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