L'abyssin by Marie-Agnès Boucher is a compact French-language novel published in 1993 by Bornemann. Spanning 79 pages, the work presents a narrative that, while not widely documented in major literary databases, appears to engage with themes suggested by its title—potentially referencing Ethiopia (historically known as Abyssinia) or employing the term metaphorically. The book’s brevity and structure suggest it may belong to literary or experimental fiction, possibly exploring identity, cultural encounter, or personal journey. As a standalone publication with no known sequels or translations, it occupies a niche within late 20th-century Francophone literature. Its presence in secondhand and library catalogs indicates limited but enduring availability.

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