Eliette Abécassis is a French writer and philosopher, born in Strasbourg.

She is the daughter of Armand Abécassis, professor of philosophy and renowned Jewish thinker.

His work includes esoteric thrillers (the Qumran trilogy, Sephardic, Archimedes’ Palimpsest), intimate and contemporary books (My Father, A Happy Event, A Marital Affair, etc.), as well as essays (Little Metaphysics of Murder , The Book of Smugglers).

Eliette Abécassis also writes for the theater (La Fiancée Orientale), the cinema (Kadosh, A happy event) and French song. She regularly appears on television (Les grandes questions, Franz-Olivier Giesbert on France 5), on the radio (France Inter) or collaborates with newspapers such as the Huffington Post, Elle, le Figaro or La Croix in literary reviews or for give a philosophical look at current events.

Author of “Invisible Corset”, she is involved with associations defending the rights of women and children and against violence against women: Le CorP, which she helped to create, against the commodification of women and children , as well as Exils intra muros, which defends families in the street, and Arcé-Avenir Femmes.

Eliette Abécassis has also written about the world of fashion (Mother and Daughter), and she regularly collaborates with major couturiers and luxury houses (Louis Vuitton, Lancel, Guerlain).