Marc Weitzmann is a French journalist and novelist. He is the former editor-in-chief of Les Inrockuptibles, and the author of ten books.
After working for the social services in France, Weitzmann began a career as a journalist. He became literary editor of Les Inrockuptibles in 1996, and eventually its editor-in-chief. More recently, he has written about antisemitism in France in Tablet.
Weitzmann is the author of ten books, including seven novels. His books are about his relationship with his father, as well as societal topics like globalization, terrorism, identity politics, and social atomization. His second novel, Chaos, was an autofiction about his cousin Serge Doubrovsky.
At MacDowell, he continued work on a work in progress, entitled Une Place Dans Le Monde (A Place in the World), a three part novel set in Paris and Tel-Aviv that explores themes of identity.
