this Saturday I attended a "literary tour" organized by the ABPF to Amiens around Jules Verne, who lived much of his life. He was born in Nantes. I had visited the museum dedicated to him during the holidays.
In Amiens, one of the houses where he lived has been transformed into a museum. Renovated in recent years (including a drawing by François Schuiten stretched on canvas and affixed to the gable of the house next door), it offers various insights into his work. We also did a city walk in the footsteps of Julius, as he is known colloquially Amienois. I could, on this occasion, enjoy the misogyny of this great man, deeply conservative, in the background. Including listening to the speech he delivered at the awards ceremony in institutes girls ... Add to that he was even antidreyfusard ...
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