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Nationality
  
France

Parents
  
Francois Werber

Role
  
Fiction writer

Name
  
Bernard Werber

Citizenship
  
France


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Born
  
18 September 1961 (age 63) (
1961-09-18
)
Toulouse, France

Occupation
  
Journalist (1983–1990), writer

Movies
  
Our Earthmen Friends, Le lion volatil, Killer of Small Fishes

Albums
  
L'arbre des possibles (et autres histoires)

Books
  
Empire of the Ants, The Empire of the Angels, Les Thanatonautes, L'Encyclopedie du savoir relatif et a, Le Papillon des etoiles

Similar People
  
Louis Bertignac, Claude Lelouch, Alexandre Gavras, Raphael Enthoven, Agnes Varda

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Bernard Werber (born 1961 in Toulouse) is a French science fiction writer, active since the 1990s. He is chiefly recognized for having written the trilogy Les Fourmis, the only one of his novels to have been published in English. This series weaves together philosophy, spirituality, science fiction, thriller, science, mythology and consciousness.

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Writing style

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Werber's writing style mixes literary genres, including saga, science fiction and philosophical ideas. Most of his novels have the same format, alternating between prose and encyclopedic passages that expand upon the ideas in the former. Many of Werber's novels are also connected by common characters, story threads and themes. For example, the character Edmond Wells appears both in the trilogy Les Fourmis (The Ants), the novel L'Empire des anges (The Empire of the Angels), and the novel Nous Les Dieux (We are Gods).

Literary themes

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Werber's books anthropomorphize animals including dolphins, rats and ants. He also uses characters symbolically to reflect "the stage of the evolution of the soul". In addition, he defends the vision of a collectivist global government that acts as the "world police" and that imposes strict birth control.

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Werber is a member of the Institute for Research on Extraordinary Experiences (IREE), an association that promotes the acknowledgement of extraordinary or unusual experiences. This is reflected in his novels that incorporate science, the paranormal and spirituality as prominent themes including Thanatonautes (The Thanatonauts), which proposes a spiritualist version of near death experiences and afterlife; L'Empire des Anges (The Empire of the Angels) and Le Mystère des Dieux (The Mystery of the Gods), which describe a connection between souls, angels and gods; and Nos amis les Terriens (Our Earthmen Friends), which describes alien abductions.

The Ants trilogy (Les Fourmis trilogy)

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  • Les Fourmis, Prix des lecteurs de Science et Avenir, 1991, ISBN 2-226-05257-7. (lit. The Ants, translated into English as Empire of the Ants).
  • Le Jour des fourmis, 1992, ISBN 2-226-06118-5 (lit. The Day of the Ants)
  • La Révolution des fourmis, 1996, ISBN 2-226-08636-6 (lit. The Revolution of the Ants)

    • The "Angels" cycle

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  • Les Thanatonautes, 1994, ISBN 2-226-06758-2 (lit. The Thanatonauts)
  • L'Empire des Anges, 2000, ISBN 2-226-11526-9 (lit. The Empire of the Angels)

    • The "Gods" cycle (followup of the cycle of "Angels")

  • Nous, les Dieux, 2004, ISBN 2-226-15498-1 (lit. We, the Gods)
  • Le Souffle des Dieux, 2005, ISBN 2-226-16807-9 (lit. The Breath of the Gods)
  • Le Mystère des Dieux 2007, ISBN 2-226-17979-8 (lit. The Mystery of the Gods)

    • The "Explorers of science" cycle

  • Le père de nos pères, 1998, ISBN 2-226-10562-X (lit. The Father of our Fathers)
  • L'ultime secret, 2001, ISBN 2-226-12740-2 (lit. The Ultimate Secret)
  • Le rire du Cyclope, 2010, ISBN 2-226-21529-8 (lit. The Laughter of the Cyclops)

    • Third Humanity cycle

  • Troisième Humanité, 2012, (lit. Third Humanity)
  • Les micro-humains, 2013, (lit. The micro-humans)
  • La Voix de la Terre, 2014, (lit. The Voice of the Earth)

    • Other novels

  • Le papillon des étoiles, 2006, ISBN 2-226-17349-8 (lit. The Butterfly of the Stars)
  • Le miroir de Cassandre, 2009, ISBN 2-226-19402-9 (lit. The Mirror of Cassandra)
  • Demain les chats, 2016 (lit. Tomorrow the cats)

    • Experimental books

  • L'Encyclopédie du savoir relatif et absolu, 1993, ISBN 2-226-06583-0 (lit. The Encyclopedia of Relative and Absolute Knowledge)
  • Le Livre du Voyage, 1997, ISBN 2-226-09445-8 (lit. The Book of Travel)
  • Le Livre secret des Fourmis, 2002 (lit. The Secret Book of the Ants)
  • Nos amis, les humains, 2003 (lit. Our Friends, the Humans)
  • Nouvelle Encyclopédie du savoir relatif et absolu, 2009 (lit. New Encyclopedia of Relative and Absolute Knowledge)
  • Voyage au cœur du vivant, 2011 (lit. Journey within the Living)

    • Short-story Collections

  • L'Arbre des possibles, 2002, ISBN 2-226-13459-X (lit. The Tree of Possibles)
  • Paradis sur mesure, 2008, EAN13 9782226188502 (lit. Custom Paradise(s))

    • Comics

  • Exit
  • Exit Tome 1, 1999, ISBN 2-226-10451-8
  • Le Deuxième Cercle, 2000, ISBN 2-226-11474-2 (lit. The Second Circle)
  • Jusqu'au dernier souffle, 2002 (lit. Until the Last Breath)
  • Les Enfants d'Ève, May 2005 (lit. The Children of Eve)

    • Films

  • La Reine de nacre (short, 15'), 2001 (lit. The Mother-of-pearl Queen)
  • Les Humains (short, 9'), 2003 (lit. The Humans)
  • Nos amis les Terriens (full length), produced by Claude Lelouch, 2007 (lit. Our Friends, the Earthlings)

    • Theatre

  • Nos amis, les humains, 2003, ISBN 2-226-13793-9, produced in 2004 by Jean-Christophe Barc with Audrey Dana and Jean-Christophe Barc
  • Bienvenue au paradis, 2011,produced in 2011 by Jean-Christophe Barc with Thierry Liagre

    • Lectures

  • 2013-11-17, at Kyung Hee University in Seoul, Korea. "Different perspective to look at human"

    • References

    Bernard Werber Wikipedia
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