Jeff VanderMeer fait sur Locus une revue de la science fiction dans le monde en 2009. Côté français il cite Catherine Dufour, Justine Niogret et Stéphane Beauverger

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France, recommended by writer Gio Clairval Le Déchronologue by Stéphane Beauverger (La Volte) — On seventeenth-century Caribbean seas, Captain Henri Villon and his crew struggle to defend their freedom in a world torn apart by merciless temporal fluctuations. Their weapon is called "The Dechronologue", a ship with cannons that shoot time. The latest novel by Stéphane Beauverger, an established Fantasy author, is carried by an epic feel. Chien du Heaume by Justine Niogret (Mnemos) — Chien (Dog) is a woman, ugly, short and brawny. No one swirls an ax as she does. Such ability comes in handy when you are a mercenary in high Middle Age and its never-ending winters. Chien is after her real name, identity and past. It's a short novel featuring characters of extraordinary presence. The best surprise among the new francophone Fantasy authors of 2009. Outrage et Rébellion by Catherine Dufour (Denoel, Lune d'Encre) — Marquis, a teenager guest of a Shanghais institution, challenges authority by creating a punk rock band whose popular success threatens the foundations of an entire society. After her acclaimed collection published by Bélial, Catherine Dufour signs the SF transfiguration of Please Kill Me (The Uncensored Oral History of Punk) by Legs McNeil and Gillian McCain.