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Colette Fellous "I was born in Tunisia. At 17, I jumped with both feet from the seaside to the middle of Paris: the Sorbonne, the Cinémathèque, the snow. At first, I was very cold. Then I discovered Georges Bataille, met Roland Barthes and wrote for him on L'Anus solaire. Later, weaving others' words for France-Culture, I safeguarded my own, and not to lose this childhood, I described the heat and disorder of cities in two novels, Roma and Calypso. I'm still finding my way between hot and cold." Related Resources: Luc Ferrari: Chansons pour le corps (mode 81) |
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