Colette Olive and Editions Verdier
Verdier: A Beautiful, Independent Publishing House, open to the World. Verdier Publishing was founded in 1979 by four young left-wing […]
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Verdier: A Beautiful, Independent Publishing House, open to the World. Verdier Publishing was founded in 1979 by four young left-wing […]
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Gurnaik Johal’s debut novel, Saraswati takes the reader on a long voyage through the lives of an extended Punjabi family.
In her powerful new book, I Brought the War With Me, journalist and war correspondent Lindsey Hilsum explores how poetry
“Poetry gives meaning to the people who are suffering” Read Post »
Amadou Barry was born in Guinea. Journal d’un exilé (Diary of an Exile) is his first novel. Stranded on the
A jewel for the Festilitt line-up, historian Hanna Diamond, a professor of French history at Cardiff University, will join us
Josephine Baker’s Secret War, Hanna Diamond Read Post »
What is the connection between Colette Magny and Verfeil-sur-Seye? This great lady of French chanson—an exacting, committed, rebellious, and defiant
“Remettre le western à l’endroit” Read Post »
An unmissable and priceless moment on Sunday 12 October ! De Parisot with Love Irina Lopèriol and Mandy Govey, co-authors
Get onboard for a theatrical journey ! Read Post »
It is a great privilege to welcome Sir Alan Hollinghurst to Festilitt this year. His latest novel, Our Evenings is
Translator and author of five novels, Francis Grembert, in Les deux tilleuls, paints a moving portrait of his childhood in
All you ever wanted to know about publishing but were afraid to ask! Our friend Jean Poderos has the answer
Jean Poderos and the publishing profession Read Post »
Mary Lou Longworth is a Canadian author who has written a series of mysteries set in Provence where she lives.
ML Longworth – The Vanishing Museum on the Rue Mistral Read Post »
England is Mine, Nicolas Padamsee (Named Best Debut Novel 2024, Observer magazine) Nicolas Padamsee takes his readers on a backstage