In L’Ève future, Villiers de L’Isle-Adam uses the telephone and phonograph fantasy potential which are recent inventions that transform the voice. This article will take a quick look at L’Ève future but will mostly pay attention to late nineteenth and early twentieth centuries minor texts of fiction in which new technological voices are important. In this way, we will see how these new devices structure the idea of the network, a new concept thought up by Saint-Simon at the beginning of the nineteenth century.