Viroflay Auditorium – Reading Event – Science Fiction with Romain Lucazeau

Saturday 22 May 2027

15:00 to 16:00

Location : Auditorium

Destination

74 Avenue du Général-Leclerc

78220

Viroflay

GPS coordinates

Latitude : 48.804258

Longitude : 2.176146

By car: Parking Q-Park Viroflay Marché: 8 Rue Pierre Brossolette

Bus: Lines 171 and N161: stop at Grâce de Dieu or lines 6206 and 6207: stop at Les Arcades

By RER: Line L: stop: Viroflay - Rive Droite

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Location

Auditorium

74 Avenue du Général-Leclerc

78220

Viroflay

Presentation

The Viroflay auditorium welcomes Romain Lucazeau, a graduate of the École Normale Supérieure, a lecturer at Sciences Po and now a consultant, who will be presenting his work *Latium*, a narrative that blends history with the distant future.

With his novel "Latium", Romain Lucazeau established himself as one of France's leading voices in science fiction. Winner of the Grand Prix de l'Imaginaire, this alternate-history space opera takes readers to a distant future where humanity has vanished, replaced by a civilisation of intelligent automatons transformed into colossal starships. Among these drifting vessels, Plautine embodies the final hope for the return of humankind.

Romain Lucazeau is also a member of the Red Team, a multidisciplinary group of writers and experts commissioned by the French Ministry of the Armed Forces to imagine future geopolitical crises and technological breakthroughs that could shape tomorrow's military challenges.