How stupid we are! Jean Raspail is not a cult author of the extreme right but an anti-globalization activist in sarouel pants.
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In "The Camp of the Saints," he imagined the invasion of the West by hordes of foreigners. Considered a champion of the "great replacement" ahead of his time, Jean Raspail is rehabilitated in a biography that washes whiter than white.
And to think we were going to miss this anniversary! The centenary of a major writer! Philippe Jaccottet? Maurice Pons? Of course, they too were born in 1925, but by publishing a biography and reissuing one of his books ("Les Royaumes de Borée"), Albin Michel publishing house prefers to celebrate another author, in this case Jean Raspail, writer-adventurer, scout and spiritual father of Sylvain Tesson . Died in 2020, …
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