Le Roi de Clipperton is a work of fiction by Jean-Hugues Lime, published in 2002 by Le Cherche-midi. The novel draws its inspiration from Clipperton Island, a remote French territory in the Pacific Ocean, exploring themes connected to this isolated location. Through Lime's narrative, the book examines the human relationship with isolation and the natural world, weaving together elements of adventure and introspection. This French literary work represents contemporary fiction that engages with geographical and historical imagination.