- Serge Brussolo
Serge Brussolo (born
May 31 1951 ) is a French writer.Biography
Born in Paris, Brussolo had a tormented childhood. He studied letters and
psychology and wrote his first texts very early, finding inspiration in his misery and disturbed family environment. The blackness of his first novels set the tone for all of his future work.At the beginning of his career, publishers despised him because of his style - which, although close to
fantasy andscience fiction cannot easily be categorised under any genre. He persevered because he could not consider a future without writing. His work was first published in fanzines. His first published text was "The Escaped Prisoner" published in 1972 in "The Wedged Paddle". This was followed by a great number of novels published in the "Anticipation" and "Presence of the future" series. Another of his works, "Les semeurs d'abîme", won thePrix_Tour-Apollo_Award in 1984.Later he gave up science fiction in favour of other narrative forms, in particular the thriller and the historical novel. His first thriller, "The Vermin", contained all of the ingredients of his later suspense novels. In his thrillers he denounces the problems of society, in particular that of the
United States .To maintain his creative freedom Brussolo works with several publishers whom he puts in competition with one another, relying on the high sales figures his books achieve. He has also published under the pseudonyms Kitty Doom, D. Morlok, Akira Suzuko and Zeb Chillicothe.
External links
* [http://sergebrussolo.free.fr/ NON-Official Website (french)]
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