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Several of his novels were translated into English and published by DAW Books.       (adsbygoogle = window.adsbygoogle || []).push({});after-content-x4Pierre Barbet’s first two science fiction novels, Vers un Avenir Perdu [Towards A Lost Future] (1962) and Babel 3805 (1962) were published by the Rayon Fantastique science fiction series of Hachette and Gallimard.After the cancellation of that series during 1964, Barbet began writing for the publisher Fleuve Noir’s Anticipation series during 1966, and became a steady provider of classic “space operas”, such as Vikings de l’Espace [Space Vikings] (1969), the tale of the conquest of the galaxy by a Viking-like warlord whose planet’s sun is dying.Barbet was among the first writers to introduce heroic fantasy to Anticipation as part of his Temporal Investigator Setni series, which started with L’Exil\u00e9 du Temps [The Exile of Time] (1969).  Setni was a special agent for a Galactic Federation ruled by preserved brains.  Barbet followed suit with \u00c0 Quoi Songent les Psyborgs? [What Do Psyborgs Dream About?] (1971), in which Setni explores a planet where a trio of powerful, disembodied brains have recreated the fantasy legends of Amadis of Gaul for their own entertainment.  He continued to use this theme with La Plan\u00e8te Enchant\u00e9e (1973) and V\u00e9nusine (1977), the latter written under the pseudonym Olivier Sprigel.  He also wrote an alternate history, L’Empire du Baphomet [The Empire of Baphomet] (1972), in which an alien attempts to manipulate the Knights Templar to assume control of the world during the Crusades, and a sequel, Croisade Stellaire [Stellar Crusade] (1974), in which the Templars go into space to conquer Baphomet’s people and convert them to Christianity.  These two books were translated later into English as Baphomet’s Meteor and Stellar Crusade, and published together as Cosmic Crusaders (1980).       (adsbygoogle = window.adsbygoogle || []).push({});after-content-x4Barbet’s other notable novels included the Napoleons of Eridani trilogy (1970\u201384), in which a squadron of Napoleonic soldiers kidnapped by aliens conquer a space empire, a theme reminiscent of Poul Anderson’s High Crusade and the author’s earlier L’Empire du Baphomet.  His other series included the adventures of the dashing Alex Courville, a hero not unlike Anderson’s Dominic Flandry, and the saga of the Cities in Space (1979\u201385), reminiscent of James Blish’s renowned series.Selected bibliography[edit]Vers un Avenir Perdu (Towards A Lost Future) (1962)Babel 3805 (1962)Les Limiers de l’Infini (The Trackers of Infinity) (1966)Les Cavernicoles de Wolf (The Cavern-Dwellers of Wolf) (1966)L’\u00c9toile du N\u00e9ant (The Void Star) (1967)Le Secret des Quasars (The Secret of the Quasars) (1967)Hallali Cosmique (Cosmic Hunt) (1967)La Plan\u00e8te des Cristophons (The Planet of the Christophons) (1968)\u00c9volution Magn\u00e9tique (Magnetic Evolution) (1968)Vikings de l’Espace (Space Vikings) (1969)Les Chim\u00e8res de Seginus (The Chimeras of Seginus) (1969)L’Exil\u00e9 du Temps (The Exile of Time) (1969)\u00c9toiles en Perdition (Doomed Stars) (1970)Les Ma\u00eetres des Pulsars (The Masters of the Pulsars) (1970)Les Grognards d’\u00c9ridan (1970); translated as The Napoleons of Eridanus (1976)L’Agonie de la Voie Lact\u00e9e (The Agony of the Milky Way) (1970)Les Conquistadores d’Androm\u00e8de (The Conquistadores of Andromeda) (1971)Le Transmetteur de Ganym\u00e8de (The Ganymede Transmitter) (1971)Azraec de Virgo (Azraec of Virgo) (1971)A Quoi Songent les Psyborgs? (1971); translated as Games Psyborgs Play (1973)L’Empire du Baphomet (1972); translated as Baphomet’s Meteor (1972)Les Insurg\u00e9s de Laucor (The Insurgents of Laucor) (1972)La Plan\u00e8te Empoisonn\u00e9e (The Poisoned Planet) (1972)Tremplins d’\u00c9toiles (Jumping Point to the Stars) (1972)Les Disparus du Club Chronos (The Disappearances of the Chronos Club) (As David Maine) (1972)La Plan\u00e8te Enchant\u00e9e (1973); translated as The Enchanted Planet (1975)Liane de Noldaz (1973); translated as The Joan of Arc Replay (1978)Les Bioniques d’Atria (The Bionics of Atria) (1973)Le B\u00e2tard d’Orion (The Bastard of Orion) (1973)L’Univers des G\u00e9ons (The Universe of the Geons) (1974)Magiciens Galactiques (Galactic Magicians) (1974)Les Mercenaires de Rychna (The Mercenaries of Rychna) (1974)Croisade Stellaire (1974); sequel to L’Empire du Baphomet; translated as Stellar Crusade and published together with Baphomet’s Meteor as Cosmic Crusaders (1980)La Nymphe de l’Espace (The Space Nymph) (1975)Patrouilleur du N\u00e9ant (Void Patrol) (1976)Ambassade Galactique (Galactic Embassy) (1976)Gu\u00e9rill\u00e9ro Galactique (Galactic Guerillero) (As David Maine) (1976)Cr\u00e9puscule du Futur (Twilight of the Future) (As Olivier Sprigel) (1976)V\u00e9nusine (As Olivier Sprigel) (1977)Commandos sur Commande (Commandos To Order) (1978)Odyss\u00e9e Galactique (Galactic Odyssey) (1978)Lendemains Incertains (Uncertain Futures) (As Olivier Sprigel) (1978)Trafic Stellaire (Interstellar Traffic) (1979)Oasis de l’Espace (Space Oasis) (1979)P\u00e9riple Galactique (Galactic Journey) (1980)Le Mar\u00e9chal Rebelle (The Rebel Marshal) (1980)Renaissance Plan\u00e9taire (Planetary Rebirth) (As David Maine) (1980)Cit\u00e9 des Ast\u00e9ro\u00efdes (City of the Asteroids) (1981)Les Psychos de Logir (The Psychos of Logir) (1981)Cit\u00e9s Interstellaires (Interstellar Cities) (1982)Survivants de l’Apocalypse (Survivors of the Apocalypse) (1982)Invasion Cosmique (Cosmic Invasion) (As David Maine) (1982)L’Empereur d’\u00c9ridan (1982); translated as The Emperor of Eridanus (1983)Les Charognards de Snien (The Carrion-Eaters of Snien) (1983)Rome Doit \u00catre Detruite (Rome Must Be Destroyed) (1983)Les Colons d’\u00c9ridan (The Eridani Colonists) (1984)Carthage Sera D\u00e9truite (Carthago Will Be Destroyed) (1984)Eldorado Stellaire (Interstellar Eldorado) (1985)Cit\u00e9s Biotiques (Biotic Cities) (1985)T\u00e9l\u00e9clones (1985)Putsch Galactique (Galactic Putsch) (1985)Glaciation Nucl\u00e9aire (Nuclear Ice Age) (1986)La Croisade des Assassins (The Assassins’ Crusade) (1986)Temps Changeants (Changing Times) (1986)D\u00e9fense Spatiale (Space Defense) (1987)Captifs de Corvus (Prisoners of Corvus) (1987)Un Reich de 1000 Ans (A 1000-Year Reich) (1987)Objectif: Mars 2005 (Target: Mars 2005) (1987)Option Z\u00e9ro (Zero Option) (1988)Soleil de Mort (Death Sun) (1990)L’Ere du Spatiopith\u00e8que (The Era of the Spatiopithecus) (1991)^ “Barbet, Pierre (obituary)”. Locus. 35 (5): 78. November 1995.^ Handbook of French popular culture by Pierre L. Horn 1991 ISBN\u00a00-313-26121-0 page 236External links[edit]     (adsbygoogle = window.adsbygoogle || []).push({});after-content-x4"},{"@context":"http:\/\/schema.org\/","@type":"BreadcrumbList","itemListElement":[{"@type":"ListItem","position":1,"item":{"@id":"https:\/\/wiki.edu.vn\/en\/wiki2\/#breadcrumbitem","name":"Enzyklop\u00e4die"}},{"@type":"ListItem","position":2,"item":{"@id":"https:\/\/wiki.edu.vn\/en\/wiki2\/pierre-barbet-writer-wikipedia\/#breadcrumbitem","name":"Pierre Barbet (writer) – Wikipedia"}}]}]