ÉDITEUR DEPUIS 1708

Rights List

SPRING 2018

Contacts Maÿlis Vauterin . [email protected] Thomas Guillaume . [email protected] Alix Orhon . [email protected]

PAGE 4

Highlights Women‘s Fiction New Voices

PAGE 17

Novels

5 7 9 12

True Stories

PAGE 23

Travel / Adventure

19 21

Society

25 27 30 31

Recent Highlights

33

Highlights Pop Science Foreign Affairs

Highlights

Philippe Claudel - The Dog Archipelago

5



J.M.G. Le Clézio - Bitna, Under the Seoul Sky

6

Women‘s Fiction

Caroline Boudet- Just a Little Time

7



Valentin Spitz - Juliette of Saint-Tropez

8

New Voices



Constance Debré - Play Boy

9



Line Papin - Toni

10



Sinziana Ravini - Down the Rabbit Hole of Desire

11

Novels

Colombe Schneck - My Father‘s War

12



Lionel Daudet - High Voltage

13



David Fauquemberg - Bluff

14

Recent Highlights



Didier Decoin - The Department of Gardens and Ponds

15



Amanda Sthers - Holy Lands

16

4

Highlights Philippe Claudel

THE DOG ARCHIPELAGO #7 L’Express Besteller Sold to Croatia (Bozicevic), Israel (Sendik), Italy (Ponte Alle Grazie), the Netherlands (De Bezige Bij), Russia (Eksmo), Spain (Salamandra) and Taiwan (Ecus) Under offer in the U.K. Novel March 2018 288 pages

« A universal tale. »

Lire

An island and its community set apart from the bustle of the world. One morning, three bodies wash up on its shores. Should the locals try to find the truth?

“I conceived this book as a mystery, an oppressive fast-paced narrative, a modern epic about a community snapped out of its peaceful existence by an extraordinary event, and now having to face choices that will reveal its true character, its small-mindedness and selfishness. I wanted to revisit a novelistic style that I explored in Grey Souls and Brodeck’s Report: taking the reader on a journey, discovering a half-real half-dreamed geography, and the people who live there, playing with the codes of detective fiction, creating quaint characters who prove to be major archetypes of the human race, linking them to mythological or religious figures as a way of offering a symbolic reading of our lives and destinies to anyone ready to discover and explore it. This novel relates to our times because it touches on the tragedy of migrants who risk their lives crossing the Mediterranean, but it also invites more timeless reflection on the human condition and the decisions we make.”

Philippe Claudel is a writer and film director. His is best known for Grey Souls (2003 prix Renaudot) which has been translated into more than thirty languages; Monsieur Linh and his child (2005); Brodeck’s Report (2007 Goncourt des lycéens); The Investigation (2010); The Tree of the Toraja (2016): and Inhumaines (2017). He has directed four films: I’ve Loved you so long, which won two César Awards, Tous les soleils, Before the Winter Chill and A Childhood.

5

Highlights J.M.G. Le Clézio

BITNA, UNDER THE SEOUL SKY Nobel Prize in Literature 2008 Sold to China (Shangai 99), Korea and USA (Seoul Selection), Lebanon (All Prints), Spain (Lumen) and Vietnam (Nha Nam) Under offer in Russia Novel March 2018 224 pages

« A new novel, splendid and terrible, inspired by Seoul » ELLE

An urban fable set in present-day Seoul, about the universal power of storytelling…

Bitna is eighteen and is from rural Korea. She comes to Seoul and is taken in by her aunt and her cousin who torment her. In order to escape, she accepts a job offered by a mysterious and alluring bookseller: she makes up stories for Salome, a girl paralysed by an incurable disease, and she is paid in return. One is battling against destitution, the other against her own mortality. Brought together, they save each other in stories that range from the everyday to the fantastical, and soon the boundary between reality and the imaginary disappears. If Bitna stops speaking, Salome begs her to carry on with these vicarious lives – she will pay well. Bitna often slips away, she now knows she has un-hoped-for power over another person. But one day Bitna spots a shadowy figure spying on her, even hovering by the basement window to her room. An instinct for danger, or paranoia? A poetic novel and a captivating journey, Bitna, Under the Seoul Sky transports the reader to other realities.

Jean-Marie Le Clézio has written some fifty novels, essays and children’s books, and won the 2008 Nobel Prize in Literature. He has personal experience of travelling and living in Korea himself.

6

Women‘s Fiction Caroline Boudet

JUST A LITTLE TIME Novel May 2018 272 pages

Being a mother, a working woman, still attractive and full of smiles?

Sophie is 35, has a wonderful husband, three beautiful children and a job she loves. She’s the woman everyone else envies. And then one day, perfect Sophie disappears. Leaving only an enigmatic note, “Just a little time”, which baffles her husband Loïc. Because he’s attentive, isn’t he, loving, happy to help around the house. Could she have a lover? The children stay calm, though, confident their mother will soon be back (“I’ll always be here for you,” she tells them every evening when she puts them to bed). They make the most of the chaos to go to bed late, playing on tablets and stuffing their faces with sweets! Meanwhile, Sophie treats herself to a seaside break: for a few hours she switches off her phone and her maternal instinct, with all its attendant guilt and demands, just long enough to breathe and remember who she is. But what happens when she chances across a former lover? A novelistic approach to one of society’s big issue: mental load.

Caroline Boudet is a journalist and mother of two. Her first book, La vie réserve des surprises (Fayard, 2016), was about her younger child, Louise, who has Down’s Syndrome.

7

Women‘s Fiction Valentin Spitz

JULIETTE OF SAINT-TROPEZ Novel May 2018 432 pages

Juliette is a flamboyant femme fatale who electrifies every man who sees her. Her grandson embarks on telling her story.

Juliette was not always Juliette. First she was Nicole, a lively solitary little girl, orphaned by her father and neglected by her mother. As she grows up, she realises the power she has over men. Her looks turn heads, so does her personality. Her first husband, Georges, soon proves irascible, alcoholic and violent. Nicole has to escape. Never mind, she’s already found a substitute husband – another danger. So one day, she drops everything. Heads south, to Saint-Tropez, for a new chapter of her life. Nicole decides to become Juliette, irresistible and mysterious. Until she disappears. This is when the enquiry begins for Lucas, her grandson, and with it a longing to uncover the secrets of a family in which men never featured. He has a book to write and a curse to dispel.

Valentin Spitz trained as a journalist and is a psychoanalyst. He has written a novel, Et pour toujours ce sera l’été and two political biographies. He chairs radio workshops for teenagers in hospital.

8

New Voices Constance Debré

PLAY BOY On the bestseller’s charts

Novel January 2018 192 pages

“Constance Debré talks about love, as one does about sex. And about sex, as one does about love.” Le Monde des Livres

A woman who loves men…then women…

“I didn’t even dare to use my tongue the first time I kissed a girl. I made an effort with the second. I was flattered, just like any guy would be, that she was a model.” Who is talking? A man? A playboy who lines up his conquests, sometimes distant, often voracious, harsh, sensual. But this playboy is a woman. And not just any woman. She is from the bourgeoisie and the boho districts, a distinguished aristocratic girl, a beautiful married woman, a lawyer specializing in desperate cases. She is also a woman who has broken away from coupledom and destiny, who is trying but cannot find herself, who spies on and surprises herself, the daughter of wealthy parents and of drug addicts. This novel, based on reality, speaks of desire, sexuality, difference, other people and more. It wounds, it scratches and it talks of love “but perhaps I didn’t know love before”.

Constance Debré lives in Paris. She is a criminal defense lawyer. Playboy is her first novel.

9

New Voices Line Papin

TONI Line Papin was awarded with the Prix littéraire de la Vocation in 2016 Under option in Spain (Alianza). and in Vietnam (Tre)

Novel January 2018 256 pages

“A singular talent to convey wandering youth.”

L’Obs

This atmospheric coming-of-age novel confirms a great literary talent.

In Germany, between Hamburg and Berlin, two cousins, Ezra and Toni. Ezra, the narrator, is fascinated by his cousin’s effervescent imagination. Since childhood, Toni has shared with him his inventions, his experiments and his creative madness. His mother’s death makes them inseparable. In Berlin, the two boys meet a group of friends and discover an abandoned hotel which they make into a nightlife hotspot. Toni’s creativity runs wild and he turns it into a place for parties and artistic exuberance that he names the “Palace of Laughter and Joy”. But it doesn’t take long before the reputation, people, parties and drugs break up the gang. Everybody goes their own way and Toni disappears. Ezra leads a desperate hunt on the streets of Berlin and Hamburg and finally back to their family home, in the search to find his cousin.

Line Papin was born in Hanoi in 1995. After studying literature, she studied history of art in Paris. Her first novel, L’Éveil was awarded the Prix de la Vocation in 2016 and translated in several languages.

10

New Voices Sinziana Ravini

DOWN THE RABBIT HOLE OF DESIRE Novel April 2018 384 pages

A socialite’s initiation into the world of sensuality.

To escape a loveless life, Mrs. X explores the Thousand and One Nights of her own desire. She entrusts her erotic and aesthetic initiation to women she admires: philosophers, actors, psychoanalysts, writers, even a nun and a hermaphrodite. These women introduce her into a succession of erotic tableaux. Her quest takes her from Paris to Istanbul, via New York, Stockholm and Venice. Along the way she discovers dangerous secret worlds. But what price will Mrs. X pay for her restored desire? In this hall of mirrors, even the reader may discover hidden aspects of him or herself. Let yourself be tempted by sensual, artistic experimentations that hover between Alice in Wonderland and Eyes Wide Shut.

Sinziana Ravini is an art critic, a director of exhibitions and a lecturer in aesthetics at the Sorbonne. She was born and grew up in Romania, lived in Sweden for ten years and has lived in France for ten years.

11

Novels Colombe Schneck

MY FATHER’S WARS Short-listed for the Prix RTL-Lire

Novel / Narrative January 2018 342 pages

“This investigation manages to be at turns smooth and nervous, delicate and full of rage.”

Télérama

Colombe Schneck’s father went through the wars of the XXth century: this is the love song of a daughter, celebrating his moral legacy.

This account tells the story of a generous and smiling man, who held his head high, although he had lived through several wars before the age of 30. During WWII, he and his family narrowly escaped the Nazis. He then lost his father in tragic circumstances. Later, he took part in the Algerian war where he learned that one is always “someone else’s Jew”. For three years, Colombe Schneck led the investigation. Her rigorous work of archives revealed the complicity of the French administration in the denunciation of the Jews. But above all, she discovered what her father’s dignity was hiding: the violence, the exile, the destruction and even the shame. And she understood that his unconcerned elegance and seduction were a form of survival and resistance. When the reader closes the book, life can begin.

Throughout her works, Colombe Schneck has been connecting literature with family investigations. She published L’increvable M. Schneck (2006), with Stock, and La Reparation, with Grasset, which had significant commercial success and has been translated in several countries.

12

Novels Lionel Daudet

HIGH VOLTAGE

Novel / Adventure May 2018 288 pages

Three friends brought together by their love of the mountains are torn apart by it.

Karen, Zénon and Gleb are long-standing friends, experienced climbers and base-jumping enthusiasts, the extreme sport of parachuting off cliffs. They set off on an expedition to the wonderfully preserved landscapes of Alaska. Gleb has an accident that transforms the adventure into a survival operation, reinforcing the already strong links between them. Karen starts a new relationship with Zénon, her boyfriend in her teens. Back in the Haute-Durance region in the Alps, they return to lives disrupted by plans for very high-tension wires across the valley, threatening to disfigure it permanently. Karen, as committed to the mountains as she is to every aspect of her life, soon joins protest movements, and clashes with Zénon who in his capacity as a helicopter pilot is working on installing the pylons. Confronted with the ugly building works and evermore stringent clampdowns, Karen is radicalised and scales ever greater heights of violence, hotly pursued by Gleb who is heading up the enquiry for an elite police unit. Lionel Daudet is a writer and internationally renowned mountain-climber. He is the author of La Montagne intérieure (Grasset, 2004), Versant océan : l’île du bout du monde, with Isabelle Autissier (Grasset, 2008), and Tour de la France, exactement (Stock, 2014). He lives in Argentière-la-Bessée, in Haute-Durance, high in the Alps.

13

Novels David Fauquemberg

BLUFF Longlisted for the Prix des libraires

Novel January 2018 342 pages

“A powerful style which combines realism and poetry.”

Le Figaro Littéraire

An adventure novel infused with the Polynesian culture that takes us up close to the fishermen grappling with the fury of the Pacific Ocean.

Bluff, in the far south of New Zealand. A stranger pushes the door to the Anchorage bar in the middle of a storm, where fishermen and dockers are waiting for it to pass. The Frenchman has crossed the whole country on foot, the route stops at Bluff, and so will he. He has come for the lobster fishing season in the wild fjords, exposed to the elements. A friendship is born between him and his captain, the old Rongo Walker a respected pillar of the Maori community, torn between his traditions and a modernity where men are perverted by money. Under the gaze of his team mate, the giant Tamatoa, a Tahitian in exile who dreams of returning to his island, the Frenchman is projected into a world where the tracks of the stars, the flight of migrating birds and invisible swells guide the navigators across the Southern Ocean.

Born in 1973, David Fauquemberg is a writer and translator (of Nadine Gordimer, James Meek, Luis Sepúlveda among others). He is a reporter for the journals XXI and Desports, and for Géo magazine; and the author of Nullabor (Prix Nicolas Bouvier, 2007), Mal Tiempo (2009) and Manuel el Negro (2013).

14

Recent Highlights Didier Decoin

THE DEPARTMENT OF GARDENS AND PONDS English sample chapter available Award winner of the Prix des Lecteurs L’Express 2017 50,000 copies sold in France Rights sold to 14 countries Novel January 2017 396 pages

“A series of enchantments which will turn mud into gold.” Le Parisien

A sensual comingof-age novel.

Japan, around the year 1000. Shimae, a peasant village on the banks of the river Kusagawa. The fisherman Katsuro, a virtuoso in the art of catching pricelessly beautiful carps and transporting them to the imperial city of Heiankyo, dies having drowned himself. Which of the villagers can follow in his footsteps and meet this challenge? Who? If not Katsuro’s widow, the exquisite, timorous and delicate Miyuki. But will she prove capable of such a task?

Didier Decoin is a French screenwriter and author. He was twenty when he published his first book, Le Procès à l’amour (Le Seuil, 1966). It was followed by some twenty other titles, including Abraham de Brooklyn (Le Seuil, 1972 Prix des libraires) and John l’Enfer (Le Seuil, 1977 Prix Goncourt). He is currently Secretary General of the Académie Goncourt, has been Chairman of the Écrivains de Marine since 2007 and is a member of the Académie de Marine.

15

Recent Highlights Amanda Sthers

HOLY LANDS English full text translation available Feature film starring Tom Hollander and Jonathan Rhys Meyers currently under production Rights sold to Germany (Luchterhand) and U.S. (Bloomsburry) Novel Mai 2010 208 pages

“A delicate family drama.”

Marie France

A brilliant epistolary novel by bestselling author and renowned filmmaker Amanda Sthers.

“Did you know that in Israel they used to use pigs to hunt down terrorists? What better character to dream up than Harry Rosenmerck, Ashkenazi Jew and Paris cardiologist who gives everything up to breed pigs in Israel? David, Harry’s son, a homosexual and a successful playwright, writes to his father who never replies. Harry’s daughter, Annabelle, leaves New York to escape a heartbreaking relationship. His ex-wife, the mother of his two children, learns that she has cancer, and re-explores their love affair and its darker moments.”

Amanda Sthers writes novels, plays and screenplays. Her work has been translated into nearly a dozen languages, and she won exceptional widespread acclaim for Le Vieux Juif blonde (2006).

16

True Stories



Philippe Broussard - In Search of Ginka

19



Vincent Duluc - Kornelia

20

Travel / Adventure

E. Faye & C. Garcin - In the Footsteps of Alexandra David-Néel

21



Cédric Gras - Travelling Seasons

22

18

True Stories Philippe Broussard

IN SEARCH OF GINKA Narrative non-fiction March 2018 224 pages

“Deeply moving”

Le JDD

Bulgarian prostitute is killed on the outskirts of Paris. Who was this very young woman on rollerblades with her private diary under her arm?

Her name is Ginka and she was 19. This book is her story. The tragic and in no way fictionalised fate of a Bulgarian prostitute whose body – with 23 knife wounds in it – was found on wasteland in Paris one autumn morning. Her clothes spattered with blood. Starting from the crime scene, the author sets out to retrace Ginka’s life. Where was she from? Who killed her? How did she end up dying like that, 2,300 km from her family? This search for truth, a non-fiction narrative with the breathless pace of a police enquiry, takes us as far as we can go into the world of prostitution. From Bulgaria to France and Belgium to Albania, Philippe Broussard tracks down witnesses, photographs of the victim, her private diaries and her address book. He gradually brings back to life this young nobody who was mother to a little girl.

Philippe Broussard, 54, is a journalist and associate editorial director of Le Monde. He won the 1993 Prix Albert Londres and has written and co-written six books published by Stock, most notably two other narrative non-fiction of the lives of women: La Disparue de San Juan (2011) and Vivre cent jours en un (2015).

19

True Stories Vincent Duluc

KORNELIA Narrative non-fiction March 2018 208 pages

“The Lives of Others in the Olympic pools ”

Le JDD

The lightning fate of a swimming champion who has become an iconic figure of the old East Germany.

Kornelia Ender was a high-level swimmer for GDR before she went off the media radar. This ephemeral champion has been the dream of the author, as any other person of his generation in the 70’s. Kornelia “was a protagonist in the Cold War, at the time they were called diplomats in swimsuits, she stood on the top of every podium, bearing out the message that socialism and East Germany were victorious.” Her great rival was an American called Shirley Babashoff, from who she snatched the greatest victories. Vincent Duluc’s narrative also explores the dubious methods used to secure optimum performances from these “deep-voiced” girls, their brutal training sessions, their duty to sustain a flawless image of victory and happiness all the time and in all circumstances. He also tells an unwritten story, the story of Kornelia after she married Roland, another swimming champion, and of the day-to-day life that caught up with them…

Vincent Duluc is the author of two previous narrative non-fiction published by Stock to great critical acclaim (Georges Best, le Cinquième Beatles and Un printemps 76). He is a journalist for the sports paper L’Équipe.

20

Travel / Adventure Éric Faye & Christian Garcin

IN THE FOOTSTEPS OF ALEXANDRA DAVID-NÉEL Travel / Adventure April 2018 250 pages

“A highly documented and lively traveler’s notebook ”

Livre Hebdo

Following in the footsteps of an extraordinary explorer, two writers reached the top of the world…

“In 1924, the orientalist Alexandra David-Néel (1868-1969) slipped secretly out of China in the hopes of reaching Lhasa, the Tibetan capital which was closed to foreigners at the time. Aged 56 and accompanied by her adopted son, she walked for four months, dressed as a Tibetan beggar. She covered 1,800 km of forests, rivers, deep valleys and high peaks to get to Lhasa, where she spent two months. This momentous exploit made the reputation of the explorer who had been scouring the Far East since her youth. Almost a century later, we followed in her footsteps. The Tibetan civilisation is in the throes of economic change, globalisation and increased tourism, and could well be vanishing. And yet there are still traces of the Tibet of 1924 in the ubiquitous Buddhism, and the religious fervour of a population whose Tibetan identity is under threat. These complex realities are what we hoped to convey alongside our account of our journey and our evocations of Alexandra David-Néel.”

Christian Garcin is the author of many books, including Les nuits de Vladivostock (2013), Les vies multiples de Jeremiah Reynolds (2016) and Les oiseaux morts de l’Amérique (2018). Éric Faye is a writer of novels, travelogues, essays and short stories. His works include Mes trains de nuit (2005), L’homme sans empreintes (2008), and Nagasaki (2010) which won the Grand Prix du roman from the Académie française and was translated into 20 languages. .

21

Travel / Adventure Cédric Gras

TRAVELLING SEASONS Cédric Gras

Travel / Adventure April 2018 208 pages

Why set out? From Mongolia to Albania, travel as a way of life.

Saisons du voyage

Cédric Gras is one of those writer-travellers who is always setting out for somewhere. Here he describes some of his tribulations, from Tibet to Albania via the whole of Eurasia. Lonely heights standing in for the ends of the earth, unexpected encounters, getting to grips with a language, every aspect of his receptivity to unfamiliar places. The “travelling seasons” are spring and autumn, but also seasons that will never be experienced again: he describes them without nostalgia, but is well aware that the places and their inhabitants have changed. Time has accelerated on what feels like a shrinking planet, one altered by progress, politics and demographics. Travel in the Twenty-First Century is not what it once was.

Born in 1982, Cédric Gras studied geography the world over. As a lover of the great Eurasian expanses, he travelled extensively in the former Soviet Union over a ten-year period. He has also been director of the Alliance française in several countries. He has had two previous books published by Stock: L’hiver aux trousses (2015) and Anthracite (2016).

22

Highlights



Michel Cymes - Dear Hypochondriacs...

25



Isabelle Sarfati - Plastic Tales

26

Pop Science

Norin Chai - Animal Wisdom

27



Ariane Giacobino - Can We Escape Our Own Genes ?

28



Roland Portiche & Danièle Gerkens - Total Recall

29

Foreign Affairs

Vladimir Fédorovski- Inside the Kremlin

30

Society



Vincent Agrech- An Orchestra to Save the World

31



Aurélie Raya - Tragedy Among the Rich

32

Recent Highlights

Sherin Khankan - Woman Are the future of Islam

33



Garance Le Caisne - Operation Caesar

34

24

Highlights Michel Cymes

DEAR HYPOCHONDRIACS... Live Better and Longer (2016): over 300,000 copies sold in France Under option in Germany (Goldmann), Italy (Rizzoli), Korea (Openbooks/Mimesis), Poland (Andromeda) and Spain (Planeta) Health & Well-Being May 2018 192 pages

How to reassure hypochondriacs?

“I know the sketch by heart: ‘Doctor, I’ve got cancer…” or the variant, “Doctor, I’m heading for Alzheimer’s or a heart attack…”. Hypochondria is in better shape than ever now that health information is available to everyone on the internet and social media. I now see why it’s tempting to believe the worst of the most insignificant symptoms. But in the vast majority of cases, people are wrong. You need only to have a proper look at the patient’s symptoms to realize he or she has often over-interpreted things. I wrote this book to convince you that whatever you’re suffering from isn’t all that serious, to tell you that you will die, yes, but not necessarily straight away! The first section runs through our main anxieties: heart attacks, cancer, Aids, Alzheimer’s, Parkinson’s, impotence, sterility, viruses, multiple sclerosis and, lastly, death itself. The second section explores twenty everyday situations: my glands are up in my neck, I’m shaking, I’m seeing double, I’m spitting blood, I have chest pains, etc. In each case, I mention the worst-case scenario (the one we’re afraid of) to help prove that, depending on other symptoms, you may not actually be in your final hours.” Specialist doctor Michel Cymes works in a Paris hospital. He is also a very popular presenter for a number of medical programmes on France Télévisions (Le Magazine de la Santé, Aventures de Médecine, Les Pouvoirs Extraordinaires du corps humain, and Enquête de Santé). His previous book Votre Cerveau, published by Stock, sold over 100, 000 copies in France. He is also the author of Vivez mieux et plus longtemps (Stock, 2016) wich sold more than 300,000 copies in France.

25

Highlights Isabelle Sarfati

PLASTIC TALES Currently being adapted as a series English translation sample available

Health & Beauty February 2018 252 pages

“A vision of plastic surgery without complex. It is a weapon of freedom, a way to love oneself better.” Télématin

Deep inside the world of cosmetic surgery as if you were there!

Isabelle Sarfati is a plastic surgeon, she lifts breasts, erases wrinkles, firms tummies, sucks fat from cellulite-heavy thighs and reinjects it into undersized breasts. She operates on men and women, young and old, rich and poor, the ugly and the beautiful. She herself has breast implants, has had her chin and eyelids “done”, she’s had a facelift, liposuction… Her consulting room plays host to a nudist furious about her breast reconstruction, a professional poker player who wants four testicles because he believes it will bring him luck, a transsexual who has kept her moustache, a fuller-figured woman thrilled with her facelift, a gorgeous one who wants to be even more perfect, a little boy who longs to have his nose remodelled, a woman who wants to get rid of her breasts, another who wants much bigger ones and buttocks too while she’s at it… Isabelle Sarfati tries to do something for each of them, and not necessarily with a scalpel. She tells some wonderful stories of transformations, reparations and personal reconciliations. Isabelle Sarfati is a plastic surgeon who has worked in Paris for thirty years. Plastic Tales is her first book.

26

Pop Science Norin Chai

ANIMAL WISDOM

How Animals Can Make Us More Human Nature March 2018 272 pages

“Engaging stories about the way our fellow animals aim at taking care of us.” Le Parisien

What if animals could teach us wisdom?

Brought up in Buddhist traditions and a keen practitioner of meditation, Norin Chai has a wealth of experience as a wild animal vet. Here he takes us headlong into an exciting and original journey of exploration in the animal world, and the countless things we can learn from it. From the way that they behave, live and coexist, animals (dogs, cats, elephants, dolphins, tamarinds etc) can show us how to reconcile ourselves with our own emotions and share more fully in other people’s. They can also help us rediscover forgotten pathways to our intuitive abilities, listen more attentively to our bodies without stuffing them full of unnecessary food, and live in the moment. Inspired by their example, we can build more user-friendly cities, living spaces better adapted to our needs, and more efficient and ecologically sound means of transport. In fact, surely once we have re-established our lost links with our own animal qualities, we will succeed in rediscovering all our humanity?

Born in Cambodia in 1969, Norin Chai came to France at the age of 4. He started practicing meditation when he was 10, and became a Buddhist monk at 20. He is head vet at the Ménagerie du Jardin des Plantes zoo in Paris, and a popular television presenter in France.

27

Pop Science Ariane Giacobino

CAN WE ESCAPE OUR OWN GENES? Medecine March 2018 240 pages

Where we discover that our environment is altering our DNA!

By following Dr Ariane Giacobino’s career, we dive headlong into the exciting world of epigenetics: a new science which is based on genetics and determines how much our environment can influence our genes. We now have scientific proof that our genetic make-up – once believed to be immutable – is in fact flexible. Pollutants, intense stress, diet, illness and trauma all have a biological influence on how our DNA is expressed. Applying this discovery has extraordinary repercussions on how we view our life experiences: a traumatic event can leave traces that can transform the way one or several of our genes are expressed. They will no longer function in the same way. As if they were scarred. And this scar can sometimes be transmitted to our children. More astonishing still is the fact that these changes to our genes are reversible! The science of epigenetics also brings with it the promise of personalised medication and treatment. Ariane Giacobino is a doctor of genetics at Geneva University Hospital and at the university’s medical department. She is a member of the Swiss, European and American Human Genetics societies, and a member of the Central Ethics Committee of the Swiss Academy of Medical Sciences. She practices as a clinician for patients with gene-related questions and conditions, and also works as a researcher into epigenetics.

28

Pop Science R. Portiche with D. Gerkens

TOTAL RECALL

Hypermnesia: Why are they so gifted ? English translation sample available Popular Science February 2018 336 pages

What is the secret of people with phenomenal memories?

Why them and not us? “Them” meaning those with hypermnesia, phenomenal powers of recall. Some remember every moment of their lives. Others, such as the American Kim Peek (who was the inspiration for the central character in Rain Man), memorized 12,000 books. Some have eidetic memoires, otherwise known as photographic memories. Austistes savants, such as the Englishman Daniel Dennett, can accurately recite the first 22,514 decimals of Pi. They crop up in every field: they may be musical geniuses like Mozart who had the very rare (and enigmatic) gift known as perfect pitch; or master perfumers, the great “noses” of perfumery such as Therry Vasser, of Guerlain, who admits to having memorized 3,000 different essences. They often show up in the world of politics: Bill Clinton is said to have an exceptional memory and the dictator Ferdinand Marcos could recite the 1835 Filipino constitution both backwards and forwards. Using these extraordinary stories, the authors explore the secrets of this valuable but still little understood ability: memory. Will infinite developments of the internet render it useless? Will we all be CAHs, computer-assisted hypermnesiacs? Does human memory still have valuable things to offer us? Roland Portiche is a doctor of philosophy and the writer behind numerous documentaries and popular science programmes. Danièle Gerkens is a chief editor at the magazine ELLE.

29

Foreign Affairs

Vladimir Fédorovski INSIDE THE KREMLIN

Politics & Foreign Affairs February 2018 311 pages

“The famous and hidden secrets of the Kremlin.”

Figaro Magazine

Revenge, espionage and sex. The history of the Kremlin as never told.

A diplomat and interpreter at the Kremlin for Brejney for the Arab world during the 1970s; a promoter of Gorbatchev’s perestroika at the Soviet Embassy in Paris during the 1980s and spokesperson of the democratic reform movement during the Moscow Putsch provoked by hard-line communists in August 1991, Vladimir Fédorovski knows all the whispers running up and down the Kremlin corridors and the underground movements that led to the fall of the Soviet Union. From the end of Stalin’s era to the Putin years, Vladimir Fédorovski offers us another angle of this history. He tells the story both of Soviet espionage in the West, with sometimes comedic interludes, and of the secrets of the Politburo, where some reach the peak of power and others finish in exile or prison. He also reveals to us the new pieces in the war of succession involving Vladimir Putin during the 2018 presidential elections.

Vladimir Fédorovski is a writer of russian origin. His works include international best-sellers, such as The Story of Saint Petersburg and The Story of Rasputin.

30

Society

Vincent Agrech AN ORCHESTRA TO SAVE THE WORLD Documentary / Music May 2018 Approx 250 pages

Music: an alternative education for the millions of street children around the world?

For more than four decades, an extraordinary adventure has been changing the face of classical music across the world. Started in Venezuela, the orchestras and choirs of Sistema now boast nearly a million children born to working class parents, in some cases living in slums. With Sistema, a musical education is a weapon against delinquency and a tool for social advancement. It has imitators everywhere, in Brazil and Sweden, Korea and France. Behind the fairy tale lies a still more fascinating reality: the work of a single man, José Antonio Abreu, a charismatic but controversial figure. There are political rivalries at stake too, because the Venezuelan Sistema has become a propaganda tool for the Bolivarian regime. The author sets out to meet Abreu and the star conductor Dudamel, teachers and students, in places as unlikely as the fringes of Fukushima or refugee camps in Greece. At the heart of his enquiry is wonderful hope for the future of our children and our societies.

Vincent Agrech has been a music critic for Diapason magazine for twenty years, and executive manager of the renowned baroque orchestra Poème Harmonique for ten years.

31

Society

Aurélie Raya TRAGEDY AMONG THE RICH

Celebrity / Investigation May 2018 Approx. 200 pages

Money doesn’t buy happiness…

Welcome to the ultra-rich. Their apparently gilded world can prove a nightmare. This spirited book is a compilation of stories that are as unbelievable as they are true, as dark as they are funny. Take, for example the Gettys, the American billionaires who grew rich on oil: Getty paid the ransom demanded by his grandson’s kidnappers only under duress, and even then he set an interest rate! The “Black Widow” Patrizia Reggiani, ex-wife of Maurizio Gucci, landed 26 years in prison for bankrolling her former husband’s assassination. Hans Rausing, heir to the Swedish packaging group Tetra Pak and a close friend of Prince Charles, found his wife dead of an overdose in their bedroom. He left her body to rot for two days and keept taking drugs… Patty Hearst, Lily Safra, Robert Durst, Hélène Pastor, the Livanos sisters, the Marquise de Moratalla, all these names are synonymous with wealth and very dark tragedy…. Aurélie Raya is a journalist for Paris-Match, a French people magazine. Tragedy Among the Rich is her first book.

32

Recent Highlights

Sherin Khankan WOMEN ARE THE FUTURE OF ISLAM An Imamah’s Fight

English full text translation available Rights sold to Finland (Schildts & Söderström) and UK (Penguin Random House/Rider Books)

Memoir / Religion October 2017 270 pages

“A terrific book which opens up to a whole new world.” ELLE

The story of the freethinking woman imam who opened the first mosque for women in Europe.

Sherin Khankan doesn’t know fear. She relies on reasoning and belief. In August 2016, Sherin Khankan opened Mariam Mosque, the first mosque for women in Europe. From her home in Copenhagen, the Islamic leader fights for a more progressive and tolerant reading of the Quran, a provocative alternative to traditionalist Muslim discourse and an effective way of challenging the growing islamophobia. At Mariam Mosque, she runs an “Islamic Academy” for women, where Islamic philosophy and prayer are taught. She has also presided over her first interfaith marriages there. This book evokes Sherin Khankan’s childhood, her conversion, her religious practice, Sufism, her intellectual journey and her family. It also addresses the place for modern women in Islam through the body, beauty and seduction, but also feminism and the veil. This book follows the incredible journey of a woman imam who is calling Muslims to a gentle revolution. This story is a first: never has Sherin Khankan, one of the only woman in the world to lead a mosque, spoken of her life in this way.

Born in Denmark in 1974 to a Syrian non-practicing Muslim father and a Finnish Lutheran mother, Sherin Khankan found faith at the age of nineteen. She studied sociology of religions at the University of Copenhagen. In August 2001—a month before the September 11 attacks—she created the “Forum for Critical Muslims,” an association for Muslim believers who desire to live out their faith through a critical approach to the Quran. Later she opened Exitcirkel, an NGO helping women exposed to mental violence. She has four children.

33

Recent Highlights

Garance Le Caisne OPERATION CAESAR

Witness to the Syrian Machine of Death English full text translation available Rights sold to Finland (Art House), Germany (C.H. Beck), Italy (Rizzoli), Netherlands (De Bezige Bij), Poland (Sonia Draga), Romania (RAO), Russia (AST), Spain (Ediciones B), Turkey (Harmoon Center For), UK (Polity, WEL) Investigative Journalism October 2015 224 pages

« An acclaimed book on the barbaric violence perpetrated with cold, bureaucratic efficiency in Bashar al-Assad’s name ». The Times The stories and documents revealed in this book are previously unpublished

“Never in the history of wars has proof of crimes against humanity been divulged while the war and its crimes carried on. In Syria, though, one man did it. The military photographer “Caesar” risked his life to give the world 53,000 photos and documents concerning prisoners killed by torture or starved to death in jails run by Bachar el-Assad’s regime. While Islamic State terrorists flaunt their barbarity on social networks, the Syrian regime hides its offences in the silence of its prisons. Since his exfiltration from Syria with these documents which reveal the Machine of Death’s routine, Caesar has been in hiding to avoid assassination by Syria’s Information Services. As the only journalist to have met him, I listened for many hours as he described arbitrary imprisonments, systematic torture, hunger in over-populated cells […] and the pictures he and his team had to take to fill the archives and show the leaders that the “work” had been done. His confession is supported by statements I have collated from former prisoners and their families.” Freelance journalist working for Le Journal du dimanche and L’Obs, Garance Le Caisne spent eight years in Cairo where she learnt Arabic and the subtleties of the Middle East. After six trips to war-torn Syria, she devoted seven months to approaching Caesar, and secured the trust of his group of activists. These militants are now trying to achieve international justice by having Bachar el-Assad’s regime judged.

34

Essential Backlist

Le Grand Écart (1923, 2013) Translated in: Hungary (Europa), Spain (Cabaret Voltaire), UK (Peter Owen)

Orphée (1927, 2005)

FICTION

Translated in: Italy (Einaudi)

Autissier, Isabelle & Orsenna Éric

La Voix humaine

(2006)

(1930, 2002) adapted for the big screen (“Voce umana” by Edoardo Ponti, 2013)

Salut au Grand Sud

Translated in: Italy (Einaudi), Japan (Kobun-Sha), Sweden (Atrium)

Translated in: Bulgaria (Panaorama Plus), Germany (C. H. Beck), Italy (Longanesi)

Opium

Autissier, Isabelle

Soudain, seuls

(1930, 1999)

(2015)

Translated in: Czech Republic (Rubato), Estonia (EYS), Russia (Agraf), Spain (Planeta), UK (Peter Owen)

Translated in: Germany (Mare Verlag), Italy (Rizzoli), Japan (Shueisha), Korea (Jaeum & Moeum), Netherlands (De Bezige Bij), Romania (RAO), Russia (Phantom Press), Slovakia (Inaque), Spain (DeBolsillo)

Lévy, Justine

Rien de grave

Azzeddine, Saphia

Bilqiss

(2004)

(2015)

Translated in: Albania (Dituria), Bulgaria (Pulsio), China (Lijiang), Czech Republic (Jota), Germany (Antje Kunstmann), Italy (Frassinelli), Korea (Courrier Books), Netherlands (Prometheus), Poland (Sonia Draga), Portugal (Ulisseia), Russia (Makbel), Serbia (Globosino), Spain (Ambar), Sweden (Sekwa), Taiwan (The Commercial Press), Turkey (Epsilon), US (Melville House, WEL)

Translated in: Germany (Wagenbach), Slovakia (Inaque), Spain (Grijalbo)

Binebine, Mahi

Le Fou du roi

Mingarelli, Hubert

(2017)

Un repas en hiver

Translated in: Germany/Switzerland (Lenos), Greece (Agra), Italy (La Nave di Teseo), Lebanon (Hachette Antoine, WAL), Spain (Alfaguara), UK (MacLehose Press, WEL, pre-empt)

(2012) Translated in: Catalonia (Sembra Llibres), Isreal (Am Oved), Italy (Nutrimenti), Netherlands (Meulenhoff), UK (Portobello), US (New Press)

Bosc, Adrien

Nathan, Tobie

Constellation

Ce pays qui te ressemble

(2014)

(2015)

Translated in: China (People’s Literature), Germany (Ullstein), Italy (Ugo Guanda), Netherlands (Cossee), Romania (Humanitas), Russia (AST), Serbia (Geopoetika), UK (Serpent’s Tail), US (Other Press)

Translated in: Romania (IBU), Spain (Maeva), U.K (Seagull Books, WEL)

Noiville, Florence

Claudel, Philippe

L’Illusion délirante d’être aimée

Les Âmes grises

(2015)

(2003)

Translated in: Greece (Hestia), Italy (Garzanti), UK (Seagull Books, WEL)

Translated in: Algeria (Sedia), Bulgaria (Prosorets), Catalonia (RBA), China (Shanghai Translation), Croatia (Profi l), Czech Republic (Paseka), Denmark (Arvids), Estonia (Pegasus), Finland (Otava), Georgia (Agora), Germany (Rowohlt), Greece (Psichogios), Hungary (Joszöveg Mühely), Iceland (Bjartur), Israel (Keter), Italy (Ponte alle Grazie), Japan (Misuzu Shobo), Korea (Media 2.0), Lithuania (Vaga), Netherlands (De Bezige Bij), Norway (Cappelens), Poland (Czytelnik), Portugal (Asa), Romania (Polirom), Russia (Eksmo), Serbia-Montenegro (AlfaNarodna), Spain (Salamandra), Sweden (Norstedts), Taiwan (Ecus), Turkey (Dogan), UK (MacLehose Press), US (Knopf), Vietnam (Alpha-Books) Please check www.editions-stock.fr for further works by Philippe Claudel.

Cocteau, Jean

Le Potomak (1919, 2013) Translated in: Brazil (Autentica), Italy (Clichy), Spain (Cabaret Voltaire)

35

Un matin pour la vie et autres musiques de scènes

Orsenna, Erik

L’Entreprise des Indes (2010)

(1981, 2011)

Translated in: Germany (C.H. Beck), Greece (Diamantis), Hungary (Ab Ovo), Portugal (Teorema), Serbia (Laguna), Spain (Tusquets), Taiwan (Ye-Ren), UK (Haus), Ukraine (Ecem)

Translated in: Bulgaria (Fama), China (Shanghai 99), Italy (Clichy), Russia (Eksmo), Vietnam (Nha Nam)

Un orage immobile

Sagan, Françoise

Bonjour tristesse (e-rights)

(1983, 2010)

(1954, 2014)

Translated in: Bulgaria (Fama), China (Shanghai 99), Lithuania (Baltos Lankos), Russia (Eksmo), Spain (Atico de los libros)

Translated in: Denmark (Gyldendal), Germany (Ullstein), Netherlands (Meulenhoff), UK (Penguin, UK and Commonwealth)

La Fourmi et la Cigale

Un certain sourire (e-rights)

(2010)

(1956, 2014)

Translated in: China (Chu Chen), Korea (Kookminbooks), Russia (Eksmo) Please check www.editions-stock.fr for further works by Françoise Sagan.

Translated in: UK (Penguin, UK and Commonwealth)

Saint-Pern, Dominique de

Toxique

Baronne Blixen

(1964, 2009)

(2015)

Translated in: China (Shanghai 99), Germany (Anaconda), Korea (Sodam & Taeil), Greek (Synapseis), Romania (ART), Russia (Eksmo), Spain (Atico de los libros), Taiwan (Rye Field)

Translated in: Czech Republic (Metafora), Poland (Czytelnic), Spain (Circe)

Un peu de soleil dans l’eau froide

NARRATIVE NON-FICTION

(1969, 2010) Translated in: Bulgaria (Fama), China (Shanghai 99), Germany (Ebersbach), Russia (Eksmo)

Berest, Anne

Des bleus à l’âme

Sagan 1954

(1972, 2009)

(2014)

Translated in: Bulgaria (Fama), China (Shanghai 99), Korea (Sodam & Taeil), Romania (ART), Russia (Eksmo), Taiwan (Rye Field)

Translated in: Israel (Sendik), UK (Gallic, WEL)

Fournier, Jean-Louis

Un profil perdu

Où on va, papa ?

(1974, 2010)

(2008)

Translated in: Bulgaria (Fama), Czech Republic (Albatros), Russia (Eksmo)

Translated in: Albania (Ombra), Armenia (Actual Art), Brazil (Intrinseca), Bulgaria (Kama), China (Shanghai 99), Croatia (Znanje), Czech Republic (Computer Press), Denmark (Arvids), Egypt (GEBO), Estonia (Loomingu Raamatukogu), Finland (Siltala), Germany (dtv), Greece (Melani), Hungary (Ab Ovo), Israel (Matar), Italy (Rizzoli), Japan (Hakusuisha), Korea (Yolimwon), Netherlands (De Geus), Norway (Cappelen Damm), Poland (Ksiaznica), Portugal (Guerra & Paz), Romania (Nemira), Russia (Eksmo), Serbia (Stylos), Slovakia (Q111), Spain (Destino), Sri Lanka (Samayawardhana), Sweden (Oppenheim), Taiwan (Aquarius), Turkey (Yapi Kredi), US (Other Press, WEL), Vietnam (Nha Nam)

Des yeux de soie (1975, 2009) Translated in: China (Shanghai 99), Korea (Sodam & Taeil), Lithuania (Baltos Lankos), Russia (Eksmo)

Please check www.editions-stock.fr for further works by Jean-Louis Fournier.

Le Lit défait (1977, 2010)

Poulain, Véronique

Les mots qu’on ne me dit pas

Translated in: Bulgaria (Fama), China (Shanghai 99), Romania (ART), Russia (Eksmo)

(2014) Translated in: China (Thinkingdom), Denmark (Arvids), Germany (Ullstein), Italy (Corbaccio), Korea (Hanulim), Spain (Nube de Tinta/Random House), Taiwan (Aquarius)

Le Chien couchant (1980, 2011) Translated in: Bulgaria (Fama), Italy (Clichy), Russia (Eksmo)

Westhoff, Denis

Sagan et fils (2012) Translated in: Czech Republic (Albatros), Latvia (Jumava), Netherlands (Epimetheus), Russia (Eksmo)

36

NON-FICTION

Cymes, Michel

Votre Cerveau

Althusser, Louis

L’avenir dure longtemps, suivi de Les faits

(2017) Translated in : Germany (Goldmann), Italy (Rizzoli), Korea (Mimesis/ Open Books), Portugal (Relogio D’Água) and Spain (Paidos)

(1992, 2007) Translated in: Brazil (Companhia das letras), China (Century Publishing Group of Shanghai), Czech Republic (Karolinum Charles UP), Germany (Fischer), Greece (O Politis), Italy (Longanesi/ Guanda), Japan (Kawade Shobo Shin Sha), Korea (Imagine), Mexico (Siglo XXI), Netherlands (Prometheus), Portugal (Asa), Spain (Destino, castilian and catalan languages), Turkey (BilgeSu), UK (Chatto & Windus), US (New Press)

Vivez mieux et plus longtemps (2016) Translated in : Italy (Rizzoli), Japan (Daiwa Shobo), Korea (Open Books), Portugal (Lua de Papel), Russia (Ripol Classics), Spain (Paidos) and UK (Quercus, WEL)

Hippocrate aux enfers

Écrits sur la psychanalyse (1993) Translated in: Brazil (Civilizaçao Brasileira), China (Century Publishing Group of Shanghai), Greece (Ektos Grammis), Italy (Raffaelo Cortina), Japan (Jimbun Shoin), Korea (Minumsa), Mexico (Siglo XXI), Spain (RBA), Turkey (Ithaki), UK (Verso), US (Columbia UP)

Écrits philosophiques et politiques I (1994)

(2015) Translated in: Germany (Theiss/WBG), Korea (Hansol Soobook), Netherlands (Athenaeum), Romania (Publicatiile Flacara)

Finkielkraut, Alain

Un cœur intelligent (2009) Translated in: Albania (Tirana Times), Argentina (Leviatan), Brazil (Record), Catalonia (DE 1984), China (Nanjing Yilin Press), Croatia (Litteris), Italy (Adelphi), Netherlands (Contact), Poland (Uniwersytet Warszawski), Romania (Nemira), Spain (Alianza)

Translated in: Greece (Ektos Grammis), Italy (Mimesis), Japan (Fujiwara Shoten), Spain (Arema, Akal), Turkey (Ithaki), UK (Verso)

Écrits philosophiques et politiques II

L’Identité malheureuse (2013) Translated in: Belgium (De Bezige Bij Antwerpen, Dutch language), Brazil (Record), Italy (Ugo Guanda), Norway (Document), Spain (Alianza)

(1995)

Löwy, Michael

Translated in: Greece (Ektos Grammis), Italy (Manifesto Libri), Japan (Fujiwara Shoten), Korea (E-Who), Portugal (Campo das letras), Spain (Akal, Tierradienadie), Turkey (Ithaki), UK (Verso)

Baecque, Antoine de Herpe, Noël

Franz Kafka (2004) Translated in: Brazil (Azougue), Greece (Katarti), Italy (Eleuthera), Mexico (Santillana), Turkey (Ayrinti), US (University of Michigan Press, WEL)

Éric Rohmer

La Cage d’acier

(2014) Translated in: China (Shanghai People’s Publishing), Japan (Suisei-Sha), Taiwan (Azure), US (Columbia UP, WEL)

(2013) Translated in: Brazil (Boitempo), Mexico (Universidad Veracruzana), Turkey (Ayrinti)

Bloch-Dano, Évelyne

Martel, Frédéric

Jardins de papier

Smart

(2015) Translated in: China (SDX), Italy (ADD), Taiwan (China Times), US (University of Virginia Press, WEL)

Chagall, Marc

(2014) Translated in: Brazil (Record), China (Beijing Yanziyue Culture & Art Studio), India (Harper Collins India, WEL), Italy (Feltrinelli), Korea (Geulhangari), Spain (Taurus), Taiwan (Planter Press)

Ma vie

Moïsi, Dominique

La géopolitique des séries

(2003) Translated in: Czech Republic (Metafora), Croatia (Sareni Ducan), Germany (Hatje Cantz), Korea (Da Vinci), Lithuania (Versus), Macedonia (Congress Service Center), Poland (Irsa), Russia (Azbooka-Atticus), Slovenia (Studentska Zalozba), Spain (Quaderns Crema), Turkey (Jaguar Kitap), UK (Peter Owen), US (Da Capo)

(2016) Translated in: Italy (Armando), Serbia (Clio), Spain (Errata Naturae)

37

Noiville, Florence

Isaac B. Singer (2003) Translated in: Israel (Miskal), Italy (Longanesi), Poland (Cyklady), Serbia (Arhipelag), US (Farrar, Straus & Giroux, WEL)

Orsenna, Erik

Sur la route du papier (2012) Translated in: China (Sanhui), Germany (C.H. Beck), Italy (Ponte alle Grazie), Korea (Little Seed), Romania (Vremea), Taiwan (Ye-Ren), Turkey (Metis), Uzbekistan (Zarafshon)

Piccard, Bertrand

Changer d’altitude (2014) Translated in: Germany (Piper), Italy (Armenia), Korea (Tornado)

38

Foreign acquisitions Fiction Alcott, Kathleen [US] America Was Hard to Find The Wylie Agency Cheek, Chip[US] Cape May Curtis Brown Ltd via La Nouvelle Agence Cognetti, Paolo [Italy] Le Otto montagne MalaTesta Literary Agency Comencini, Cristina[Italy] Da Soli Susanna Zevi Agency Comencini, Cristin [Italy] Essere Vivi Susanna Zevi Agency Fuller, Claire [UK] Swimming Lessons Luytens & Rubinstein Johnson, Daisy[UK] Everything under Aitken Alexander Kitamura, Katie [US] A Separation Trident Media Group Kushner, Rachel [US] The Mars Room Susanne Glomb Agency Myashita, Natsu [Japan] A Forest of Wool and Steel BCE (Japan) Niemi, Mikael [Sweden] Koka Björn Hedlund Literary Agency Olyslaegers, Jeroen [NL] Wil The Busy Bee Poschmann, Marion [Germany]

Die Kieferninsel Suhrkamp Puenzo, Lucia [Argentina] Los Invisibles Mertin Literatur Agentur

Sotiropoulos, Ersi [Greece] Dispo? Walkabout Literary Agency Stancanelli, Elena[Italy] La femmina nuda Rosaria Carpinelli Consulenze Editoriali Stanišić, Saša [Germany] Fallensteller Random House Wieringa, Tommy [NL] De Heilige Rita Bezige Bij Yazbek, Samar [Syria] The Blue Pen RAYA via ILA Woodson, Jacqueline [US] Another Brooklyn WME

Non Fiction Åsbrink, Elisabeth [SW] 1947 Partner in stories Fernandez, Nona[Chile] La dimension Desconocida (Random House Chile) Power, Marianne [UK] Help Me ! Furniss Lawton Literary agency Tuszynska, Agata [Poland] Romain Gary (World rights : Stock) Yazbek, Samar [Syria] Ninenteen Women: Tales of resilience from Syria RAYA via ILA Young, Rosamund [UK] The Secret Life of Cows (Faber & Faber) Mark Lilla [US] The once and Future Liberal ? (Wylie)

Singer, Isaac Bashevis [Yiddis] Yarme and Keyle Susan Schulman CONTACT Fiction - Raphaëlle LIEBAERT - [email protected] Non Fiction - Sylvie DELASSUS - [email protected]

39

http://www.editions-stock.fr/foreign-rights