 Blond initially came to attention as a disciple of Alexis Carrel, and when reviewing Carrel's book "L'Homme, cet inconnu" for the journal "Le petit dauphinois" commented that Carrel was one of the few writers who would genuinely alter who people thought of themselves.He became noted as a sympathiser with fascism during the mid-1930s.His works regularly appeared in "L'Insurgé", a literary journal for writers on the far right edited in the late 1930s by Thierry Maulnier.