Ïan Larue
Born	(1958-09-02)2 September 1958 Angers
Other names	Anne Larue
Occupation	writer
Known for	Libère-toi cyborg, le pouvoir transformateur de la science-fiction féministe

Ïan Larue, (2 September 1958) ^[1] is an essayist, science fiction author and painter. She has published two science fiction novels, La Vestale du calix and La fille geek.

One of her best-selling books, Libère-toi cyborg. Le pouvoir transformateur de la science-fiction féministe ^[2], deals with the theme of cyborgs. Reflecting on the list of feminist science fiction authors cited at the end of Donna Haraway's Cyborg Manifesto (including Octavia Butler), Ïan Larue redefines this founding figure in the philosopher's thought. According to the author, ‘The cyborg is the ultimate hybrid, a hybrid between a real woman and a character in a novel who is superimposed on her to endow her with a thousand new possibilities, including the fundamental one of breaking up capitalism, family and patriarchy.’ In 2019 Ïan Larue was the winner of the Grand prix de l'Imaginaire, in the ‘Essays’ category, for this non-fiction book.

After teaching at the University of Reims Champagne-Ardenne, Ïan Larue worked at the Sorbonne Paris North University ^[3] teaching compared litterature. ^[4]

Her essay Libère-toi cyborg, le pouvoir transformateur de la science-fiction féministe (Set youself free, Cyborg ! The transformative power of feminist science fiction), published in 2018, placed her among the leading French-language figures in feminist science fiction. ^[5] In the essay, she comments extensively Donna Harraway's Cyborg Manifesto, and reproduces in an appendix Harraway's ‘H-list’ of works by women science fiction novelists that she believed were must-reads for building a utopian future world free of racism and sexism, or even one that embraces a hybridisation between nature and technology ^[2]. Among these must read women SF writer ared : included : Octavia Butler (Dawn, part of the Xenogenesis Trilogy), Joanna Russ ( The Female Man), Monique Wittig ( Les Guérillères) and James Tiptree, Jr (Beyond the World's Walls). In these worlds, cyborgs transgress gender and norms, while often incorporating aspects of ecofeminism and feminist figures of witchcraft, creating a path of emancipation and joyful liberation. ^[2]

Ïan Larue is the granddaughter of the painter and film set designer Charles Mérangel. She has been painting since the age of eleven. She held exhibitions in the 2000s[1]. In 2020 she took part in the group exhibition Even the rocks reach out to kiss you, at the Centre d'art contemporain Transpalette in Bourges ^{[6] [7]} and the exhibition Rêver l'obscur, at the Galerie d'art brut Christian Berst in Paris[3]. The curator of both exhibitions is Julie Crenn, an exhibition curator, art historian and specialist in ecofeminist art. ^[8]

She has also published an essay about the role of women painter throughout history from antiquity and medieval times, questionning the reasons of their disapearence from historical reviews ^[9].

• Délire et tragédie: Sénèque/Hercule furieux, Shakespeare/Le roi Lear, Strindberg/Père (in French). Mont-de-Marsan : Saint-Pierre-du-Mont, France: Editions InterUniversitaires ; Diffusion, SPEC. 1995. ISBN  978-2-87817-071-9.
• Delacroix, Eugène (1996). Larue, Anne (ed.). Dictionnaire des beaux-arts. Collection Savoir Sur l'art (in French). Paris: Hermann, éditeurs des sciences et des arts. ISBN  978-2-7056-6298-1.
• Romantisme et mélancolie: le Journal de Delacroix. Bibliothèque de littérature générale et comparée (in French). Paris : Genève: H. Champion ; Diffusion hors France, Edtions Slatkine. 1998. ISBN  978-2-85203-886-8.
• A la guerre comme au théâtre: Les Perses, Henry IV, Les paravents. Lectures croisées (in French). Paris: Editions du Temps. 2000. ISBN  978-2-84274-126-6.
• L'autre mélancolie: Acedia, ou les chambres de l'esprit. Collection Savoir. Lettres (in French). Paris: Hermann. 2001. ISBN  978-2-7056-6428-2.
• Le Masochisme, ou comment ne pas devenir un suicidé de la société (in French). Éditions Talus d’approche. 2022. ISBN  978-2872460915.
• Le Surréalisme de Duchamp à Deleuze (in French). Éditions Talus d’approche. 2003. ISBN  978-2872460960.
• Une vie de Démocrite, Belgique (in French). Éditions Talus d’approche. 2004. ISBN  2-87246-103-5.
• Poètes de l'amour: Ovide, Pétrarque, Shakespeare, Goethe. Lectures croisées (in French). Nantes: Éd. du Temps. 2004. ISBN  978-2-84274-284-3.
• La femme est-elle soluble dans l'eau de vaisselle ?. Chiflet & Cie (in French). Paris: Chiflet & Cie. 2008. ISBN  978-2-35164-050-0.
• Fiction, féminisme et postmodernité: les voies subversives du roman contemporain à grand succès. Perspectives comparatistes (in French). Paris: Éditions Classiques Garnier. 2010. ISBN  978-2-8124-0122-0. OCLC  633256531.
• Dis Papa, c'était quoi le patriarcat ?. Éditions iXe. 2013. ISBN  1-09006-216-8.
• Larue, Anne; Nachtergael, Magali (2014). Histoire de l'art d'un nouveau genre. Beaux livres (in French). Paris: Max Milo. ISBN  978-2-315-00607-6.
• Papillons et phalènes au début du XXe siècle: Marie-Louise Bouctot-Vagniez et la SFACA (in French). Bruyères-le-Châtel: Éditions du CAPP. 2017. ISBN  978-2-9560119-0-3.
• Libère-toi cyborg! le pouvoir transformateur de la science-fiction féministe. Sorcières (in French). Paris: Cambourakis. 2018. ISBN  978-2-36624-372-7.
• Les dinosaures rêvent-elles de Hollywood?, ou, Comment l'industrie du cinéma vulgarise la culture du viol: un essai-fiction sur l'empouvoirement femelle. Collection Racine de iXe (in French). Donnemarie-Dontilly: Éditions iXe. 2021. ISBN  979-10-90062-71-9.