Welcome to the Foreign Rights Department
Dear Friends and Colleagues,
Welcome to our new Foreign Rights Site! Here you can preview all our titles available for foreign language editions.
You can also download our recent rights list in English via the button “Rights List”.
Our various programs are listed under the following categories:
“La dentelle du cygne” - science-fiction and fantasy,
“Insomniaques et ferroviaires” - thriller and detective novels,
“Romans etc.” - general literature,
“Bibliothèque de la Chamaille” - theatre
and “Comme un accordéon” - non-fiction.
The recent collections “Flambant neuf” for graphic novels and “Le Maedre”, fiction for children and young adults, complete the list.
Please do not hesitate to contact me or our representative in your home country. (links below)
I will be pleased to provide you with additional information or send you some reading copies.
With best wishes,
Annette Werther-Médou
Fabrice Colin/Boris Beuzelin
[NowHere Island]
September 1931: after the death of his leading actor and of a local man, William Haskins leaves Hawaii where he has just finished shooting a film. But a strange curse seems to be hanging over Nowhere Island […] [...]
Quentin Faucompré
[Spring Fantasy]
The story begins in a garden. Three men are seated at a table. They eat, they talk. In the adjacent garden, three women wearing veils are playing Blind man's bluff.[…]
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Alfred Boudry
[The Nomedian Library]
"It is imperative to give birth to islands" (Alexandre Vialatte).
You have in your hands the fruit of two years research. For – and this is the most appalling thing – now that computer networks are working again after a two-yea [...]
Corinne Guitteaud/Isabelle Wenta
[Paradise Found]
Nothing has gone well for the Eden clones since they discovered the mini-dome where […] [...]
Xavier Bonnaud
[From Town to Technocosm]
Xavier Bonnaud, a professor at the School of Architecture in Clermont-Ferrand, has worked as an architect for more than twenty years in the Paris region. With the help of his experience and wide reading he has immersed himself [...]
