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✊🌱 Club de lecture écoféministe — 1ère rencontre

Ce club est né d'une envie simple et collective : échanger, découvrir et réfléchir ensemble autour des écoféminismes.

Livre : La parabole du semeur, O. E. Butler
2025. L'Amérique s'effondre. Les communautés se barricadent, la violence règne, et au milieu du chaos, Lauren — 15 ans, hypersensible à la douleur des autres — cherche une autre façon de survivre ensemble.

Un livre dystopique qui résonne fort avec nos présents et nos luttes.

🗓 Mercredi 20 mai | 18h - 20h
📍Namur, lieu exact à confirmer

On se retrouve pour partager ce que le livre a provoqué en nous, et tisser des liens avec les écoféminismes.

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#ClubDeLecture #bookclub #Écoféminisme #OctaviaButler #LaParaboleDuSemeur #Féminisme #Écologie #Lecture #EcoféminismeEnPratique

Les trois infos du jour valent le détour !

- Y'aurait-il une polémique Octavia Butler ? Son éditeur américain veut rééditer un livre qu'elle ne voulait pas voir ressortir.
- Bon, Narnia sera en retard ! Rendez-vous dans l'autre monde en 2027... Dommage...
- On a un chouette roman de science-fiction à vous présenter.

Tout ça, c'est sur le site Actusf.com.

#sciencefiction #sciencefictionfan #sciencefictionbook #sciencefictionbooktok #OctaviaButler #Narnia #narniatok #CSLewis #gretagerwigfilm

L'éditeur américain Grand Central Publishing réédite le livre d'Octavia Butler, Survivor... alors qu'elle s'y était opposée de son vivant !

On vous explique ça sur Actusf...

(Octavia Butler, c'est génial. Lisez la !)

#OctaviaButler #sciencefiction

May Sci-Fi Novel: Imago (Butler), the last in the Xenogenesis trilogy. I'd hoped it would follow Akin from Adulthood Rites, I really came to like him by the end of that book and respect the way he insisted on a future for humanity despite the high likelihood of them destroying each other. I hope he shows up and I hope that humanity makes him proud. Not sure what to expect from this book, but I'm not optimistic about humanity's chances on Mars. #octaviabutler #scifi #books #literature #reading

RE: https://mastodon.social/@newsletterTF/116489871058657090

Man I get worked up over stuff like this. #OctaviaButler is one of my favorite writers, and the thought of reading more of her work is tantalizing, but:

She didn't want it published. I can't love her work and not respect her as a person, that feels wrong.

Sure, she might have changed her mind if she was still with us now, but she's not here to do that, so respecting her original wish feels like the right call.

I'm not demanding that you shouldn't read it, but I don't think I will.

Octavia Butler's 'Survivor' Reemerges, Defying Author's Own Stance

Octavia Butler's 'Survivor' novel, held back for 40 years, is coming out in September 2026. Find out why it's being published now.

#OctaviaButler, #SurvivorNovel, #BookRelease, #SciFiBooks, #LiteraryEstate

https://newsletter.tf/octavia-butler-survivor-novel-re-release-september-2026/

Octavia Butler's novel 'Survivor' is being published in September 2026, over 40 years after it was first released and then withdrawn by the author.

#OctaviaButler, #SurvivorNovel, #BookRelease, #SciFiBooks, #LiteraryEstate
https://newsletter.tf/octavia-butler-survivor-novel-re-release-september-2026/

Octavia Butler's 'Survivor' Novel Re-released in September 2026

Octavia Butler's 'Survivor' novel, held back for 40 years, is coming out in September 2026. Find out why it's being published now.

NewsletterTF

Octavia Butler's 1978 novel "Survivor" will be re-printed this year for the first time since original publication. Read about the book and the controversy:
https://www.latimes.com/entertainment-arts/books/story/2026-04-23/octavia-butler-survivor-new-edition-reprint

(The page didn't throw up a paywall for me this morning, but YMMV. Sorry.)

#scifi #OctaviaButler #books #bookstodon

Octavia Butler's disfavored novel 'Survivor' will be republished

Octavia E. Butler publicly denounced 'Survivor,' the third novel published in her 'Patternist' series. Here's why it's being reprinted anyway.

Los Angeles Times