Other Notable French Science Fiction Authors, Post-World War II
- G.-J. Arnaud
- Ayerdhal
- Pierre Bordage
- Serge Brussolo
- Richard Canal
- Maurice G. Dantec
- Michel Demuth
- Sylvie Denis
- Dominique Douay
- Jean-Claude Dunyach
- Claude Ecken
- Jean-Pierre Fontana
- Yves Fremion
- Laurent Genefort
- Philippe Goy
- Johan Héliot
- Joël Houssin
- Emmanuel Jouanne
- Serge Lehman
- Jean-Marc Ligny
- Xavier Mauméjean
- Michel Pagel
- Pierre Pelot (writing under the pseudonym of "Pierre Suragne")
- Julia Verlanger (writing under the pseudonym of "Gilles Thomas")
- Élisabeth Vonarburg
- Roland C. Wagner
- Daniel Walther
- Bernard Werber
- Joëlle Wintrebert
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