Throughout the festival, you could go to the bookstore maintained by publishers, booksellers Wake editions.
This Parisian publishing house founded by Jacques Goursaud Ronan Tallec and Helene de Givry explores the literature since 2002 French (Victor Segalen, Valery Larbaud Charles Baudelaire) and foreign (Joseph Conrad, Yasunari Kawabata, Herman Melville, Anton Chekhov) with the aim to rediscover the essential texts, rare or exhausted.
Wake was originally an association of ten students of literature, history and philosophy, literature enthusiasts. Face the problem of unavailability of texts they wanted, they agreed to say that the works were sometimes forgotten by negligence or by an unfortunate accident. That's where a project was born which is éditiorial give new books to read that are not found evidence of originality, intelligence, fantasy and humor. Their decision to publish texts is nothing but a result of systematic favorites, mostly from texts read by chance or should I say, luckily.
The proposed works (51 so far) are very well made, both as regards the choice of texts that the quality of manufacture. For my part, being very visual, I love the covers, decorated with simple arabesques of color.
These are editions that are worth talking to them and we salute their great project. Note In 2009, Wake editions are also beginning to distribute some free titles from their catalogs in digital format under a Creative Commons license. For more information, please visit their website: http://editions.sillage.free.fr/
These are editions that are worth talking to them and we salute their great project. Note In 2009, Wake editions are also beginning to distribute some free titles from their catalogs in digital format under a Creative Commons license. For more information, please visit their website: http://editions.sillage.free.fr/
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