Canadian-Haitian writer Thélyson Orélien, accused of using artificial intelligence to write his novel C’était ça ou mourir and of plagiarizing texts in Canada, denounced on Thursday to AFP what he described as an “intention” to “silence” him, after three days of a media storm.
The author of one of the bestsellers of the literary season, the 38-year-old novelist, who won the Prix du Roman Fnac on Monday and is among the selections for several other awards, including the Goncourt, said in a brief statement to AFP that he was doin
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