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
Anne Larue
Anna, a conscientious but emotional vestal, has been condemned to death for breaking a sacred vase - the celebrated Esclarmonde chalice. Unbeknownst to Anna her mad scientist master [...]
Camille Leboulanger
(And so comes the Night) Night has disappeared. The earth is drying up and human beings are avoiding each other.
A cop, Thomas, and a teenager, Sophie, set off south together. Where to? [...]
Pierre Bordage
(Sister Onden) Onden, benefiting from the energy from the âmnas of the three previous links and in permanent communication with the aliens who have taken possession of her, must find a way of reaching the Tarz Alpha system where there has been a breakdown [...]
Jean-Claude Dunyach
(Celestial Harmonics) “The worlds of Jean-Claude Dunyach are not in any way more frantic than ours. At the best they presage it; at the worst they describe it.” Ayerdhal. [...]
Roland C. Wagner
(Dreams of Glory)"On the 17th October 1960 at 11.45 am, the Presidential Citroen DS came under attack from heavy machine gun fire from a lorry at la Croix de Berny. The general passed away a few moments later pronouncing these last words, "We should have [...]
