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"Make Them Stop You" with Sarah Schulman
On the occasion of the translation of "Girls, Visions and Everything" by Héloïse d'Ormesson editions and the publication of "Solidarité : entre fantasme et nécessité" by B42, Sarah Schulman reflects on a body of work where fiction, social criticism, and political engagement resonate with one another.
Lafayette Anticipations (Paris 4th)
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A major figure in the New York literary and activist scene since the 1980s, Sarah Schulman has been questioning the links between writing, collective memory, and solidarity for over thirty years.
For one evening, she will revisit these two dimensions of her work—the novel and the essay—during a discussion with author and curator Salomé Burstein, allowing us to grasp how fiction and political thought nourish each other.
Our take on this event
Experience a deep dive into the intersection of activism and storytelling with a legend of the New York literary underground. Join a compelling dialogue that examines how personal memory and political thought can rewrite our collective future.
Lafayette Anticipations hosts a special evening with renowned New York author and activist Sarah Schulman on Monday, November 23, 2026. From 19:00 to 20:30, this central figure of the intellectual scene will discuss how her novels and essays bridge the gap between collective memory and political activism. In conversation with author and curator Salomé Burstein, Schulman explores the interplay between fiction and critical thinking. The event is completely free of charge and the venue is wheelchair accessible, providing a unique opportunity to engage with the work of an influential voice in contemporary literature within the heart of the 4th arrondissement.
On Monday, November 23, 2026, Lafayette Anticipations invites you to an insightful conversation with Sarah Schulman. A prominent figure in the New York literary and activist landscape since the 1980s, Schulman has spent over thirty years examining the profound connections between writing, collective memory, and solidarity.
During this session, scheduled from 19:00 to 20:30, the author will reflect on both her novels and her essays. Through a dialogue with author and curator Salomé Burstein, the discussion aims to uncover how fiction and political thought mutually inform one another in her practice.
Attendance is free for all visitors. The venue is located on rue du Plâtre in the 4th arrondissement and ensures full wheelchair accessibility.
