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René Maran
DU SCANDALE BATOUALA À L’ÉVEIL D’UNE CONSCIENCE NOIRE Je suis très fier de vous annoncer la parution de mon dernier ouvrage. En guise de mise en bouche, je reproduis ici la quatrième de couverture. Couverture (Memoring éditions) Cela fait maintenant cent ans que René Maran a été le premier Noir à recevoir le prix Goncourt pour son roman Batouala. La remise de ce prix Goncourt de 1921 est…
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Youmba la mangouste et autres histoires de René Maran
Youmba la mangouste (©Kolibri5)
Né en mer, au large de la Martinique (le 5 novembre 1887), ce qui constitue un bon présage, René Maran est très tôt pensionnaire. En effet, son père, fonctionnaire colonial, occupe un poste au Gabon. Le jeune René (more…)
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Tu batis ton royaume sur des cadavres. Quoi que tu veuilles, quoi que tu fasses, tu te meus dans le mensonge. A ta vue les larmes de sourdre, et la douleur de crier. Tu es la force qui prime le droit. Tu n'es pas un flambeau mais un incendie. Tout ce a quoi tu touches, tu le consumes...
Rene Maran, preface to Batouala (1921)
[You have built your kingdom on corpses. Whatever you wish, whatever you do, you move in lies. At sight of you, gushing tears, shrieks of agony. You are might prevailing over right. You are not a torch, but a wildfire. All that you touch, you devour...]
And that my friends, is colonialism in a single paragraph. Why didn't I do this reading earlier, when it was assigned??? (I hope my French teacher doesn't see that...)
