Jean Poderos and the publishing profession
All you ever wanted to know about publishing but were afraid to ask! Our friend Jean Poderos has the answer […]
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ML Longworth – The Vanishing Museum on the Rue Mistral
Mary Lou Longworth is a Canadian author who has written a series of mysteries set in Provence where she lives.
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England is mine
England is Mine, Nicolas Padamsee (Named Best Debut Novel 2024, Observer magazine) Nicolas Padamsee takes his readers on a backstage
Painting and Literature
Drawing and painting are also part of our literature festival. The art exhibition features original works by French and British
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Pastorales
In “Pastorales”, former livestock breeder Violaine Bérot works with a shepherdess and an academic to recreate a contemporary version of
Matthew Parker
Matthew Parker’s brilliant book, One Fine Day is an exquisitely written, intricately woven tapestry that depicts the British Empire on
Alain Monnier
Author of a dozen works, fables and dark, psychological novels, Alain Monnier aims to cast a critical eye on our
Catherine Bernard
In the francophone programme, we will welcome Catherine Bernard, a journalist for twenty years, who chose to change her life
Melanie Cantor
Melanie Cantor published her first novel at 63. She spent her working life as a talent agent promoting a list
FESTILITT 2024: New edition, new website!
The 12th edition of Festilitt is coming soon! Save the dates – 11, 12 and 13 October. As we gear
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Sunjeev Sahota
Sunjeev Sahota, the Booker-nominated British novelist, received the EU literary prize in 2017. He will be talking about his latest
Leonor De Recondo
The author and violinist Leonor de Recondo will present her novel, Grand Feu, a story of Venice in the time