La Mort de la Terre, roman, suivi de contes

Set in a remote future when the planet has nearly lost its waters, a shrinking human community clings to irrigated oases amid an endless mineral desert. The narrative traces their daily survival, quiet rituals, and encounters with unusual non-organic intelligences—metallic and ferromagnetic beings that unsettle familiar categories of life. Through concise, evocative scenes and speculative incidents, the work examines gradual decline, adaptation, and the persistence of curiosity and imagination. Presented as a compact novel followed by several short tales, the book mixes speculative natural history, melancholic reflection, and inventive descriptions of alternative forms of existence.