Maxime Rovere is a French philosopher and novelist, whose books are published in France by Flammarion. A specialist of Spinoza, he works on the philosophies of the 17th century and the Roman schools of the 1st century, while developing an "interactional ethics" at the crossroads of several contemporary currents (complexity, cybernetics and paraconsistency). 

He has devoted several books to Spinoza and his circle of friends (including a non-fiction novel, Le Clan Spinoza, 2017). He is also developing a personal way of thinking under the name of interactional ethics, which has given rise to two books, one devoted to conflictual interactions (Que faire des cons? pour ne pas en rester soi-même), the other to knowledge-producing physical interactions (L'école de la vie, Flammarion, 2020). He taught for several years at the University of Rio de Janeiro (Brazil), and was a researcher at the Netherlands Institute for Advanced Studies (Amsterdam).