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Jacques Spitz

Illustration — Jacques Spitz Jacques Spitz (1 October 1896, in Nemours [now Ghazaouet, Algeria] – 16 January 1963, in Paris) was a French novelist. Spitz was an engineer; he wrote several science fiction novels which were greatly influential in European science fiction. Cynical, ironic, often pessimist, influenced by Surrealism, his style is reminiscent of Pierre Boulle's.

Jacques Spitz

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Marguerite Berchmans · family archive · CC BY-SA 4.0

Born
1896 · Ghazaouet.
Died
1963 · Suresnes.
Nationality
France
Occupation
writer · engineer
Fields
merveilleux scientifique
Languages
French

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Illustration — Jacques Spitz Jacques Spitz (1 October 1896, in Nemours [now Ghazaouet, Algeria] – 16 January 1963, in Paris) was a French novelist. Spitz was an engineer; he wrote several science fiction novels which were greatly influential in European science fiction. Cynical, ironic, often pessimist, influenced by Surrealism, his style is reminiscent of Pierre Boulle's.

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