In this article, we will explore the fascinating world of Régis Messac and everything that this theme has to offer. From its origins to its relevance today, we will immerse ourselves in an exhaustive analysis that will allow us to thoroughly understand its importance and impact in various areas. Régis Messac has been the subject of interest and study for decades, and over time it has demonstrated its ability to influence our lives in surprising ways. With a multidisciplinary approach, we will address different perspectives and reflect on the significance of Régis Messac in contemporary society. Prepare for an exciting journey through the history, culture and current affairs of Régis Messac.
Esquisse d'une chronobibliographie des Utopies ( 1962)
La Révolution culturelle ( 1988)
Les Romans de l’homme-singe, pref. by Marc Angenot ( 2007)
Les Premières Utopies, pref. by Serge Lehman (Éditions ex nihilo, 2009)
Poetry
Poèmes guerriers (1929)
Pamphlet
À bas le latin ! (1933) ; new edition, established, presented and completed by Olivier Messac, pref. by Anne-Marie Ozanam, (Éditions ex nihilo, 2010)
Novels and short stories (SF)
Quinzinzinzili (in French). 1935. réédité chez L'Arbre Vengeur coll. L'Alambic in 2007. First English translation Quinzinzinzany by Mathieu Triay in issues One (Visions of Home, 2018) and Two (Visions of humanity, 2019) of Visions, a British science fiction magazine in trade paperback format.
Bio-bibliographical Notice, by Georges H. Gallet, New York, The Science Fiction News Letter, vol. III, n°10, p. 3-4, 28 January 1939.
In memoriam, by Roger Denux, la Tribune des fonctionnaires, November 1946.
Régis Messac, by Ralph Messac, Bulletin des anciens élèves du lycée de Coutances, pages 4 & 5, February 1956.
Hommage à Régis Messac, by Jean-Jacques Bridenne, Fiction magazine, n°48, November 1957.
Pour présenter l’auteur… (pref.), by Ralph Messac, in Pot-pourri fantôme, pages 7–9, Paris, Éditions Bellenand, 1958.
Anthologie des écrivains morts à la guerre (1939-1945), by the Association des écrivains combattants, preface by Maréchal Juin, pages 525-536, Paris, Albin Michel, 1960.
Un précurseur méconnu de la science-fiction française : Régis Messac, by François Fonvieille-Alquier, pages centrales, Combat, 10 December 1967.
Régis Messac, by Jean-Jacques Bridenne, Désiré, n°21, April 1969.
Amères racines (préf.), by Anne-Marie Ozanam, in À bas le latin !, pages 5–31, Paris, Éditions ex nihilo, 2010.
Sans titre (préf.), by Marc Angenot, in Smith Conundrum, roman d'une université américaine, pages 7–15, Paris, Éditions ex nihilo, 2010.
Régis Messac à l'université McGill (postf.), by Robert Michel, in Smith Conundrum, roman d'une université américaine, pages 167-181, Paris, Éditions ex nihilo, 2010.