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Blanchot, Maurice (born 1907)| French critic and novelist. Between 1930 and 1939 he wrote mainly for the right-wing press. Faux pas (1943) brings together some 60 of the literary essays he contributed to the Journal des débats 1941–44. After 1940 Blanchot's own narratives paralleled his theoretical writings. |
| Other volumes of criticism include La Part du feu (1949), Lautréamont et Sade (1949), L'Espace littéraire (1955), Le Livre à venir (1959), L'Entretien infini (1969), and L'Amitié (1971). His fiction includes Thomas l'obscur (1941; revised 1950), Aminadab (1942), Au Moment voulu (1951), Le Ressassement éternel (1952), L'Attente l'oubli (1962), and La Folie du jour (1973). |
| Le Pas au-delà (1973) contains some of Blanchot's later theoretical and literary fragments. |
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