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The article focus on the impact of the experience of writers to analyze the 'modalities of passage of the lived experience of body to writing' in the work of Philippe Besson. Topics include Besson has granted a central place to homosexuality in his writing in relation with Bessonian poietics; and how homosexuality is at the foundation of literary activity ofsingular somatic memory of cultural literature.

The article analyzes the literary use of dating apps such as Grindr, more specifically in Morgues by Éric-Guy Paquin. It mentions about the theories of the body without a body and heterotopia developed by Foucault as well as on that of the "Body without Organs" proposed by Gilles Deleuze. It also informs on screen identity and queer heterosomy.