The house published until recently in pocket format the éditions Libretto [fr].
History
The economic situation of the Phébus editions has long been problematic. When they won the Prix des Libraires in 1985, the Éditions Phébus had a catalog of almost a hundred titles and gained some recognition from the public.[2] In 2006, two years after the takeover of the house by the Libella group, the departure of the publisher Jean-Pierre Sicre shook Phébus. The foreign literature department directed by Daniel Arsand until October 2015 is now directed by Nils C. Ahl and the French literature one by Louis Chevaillier, former head of the Folio collection, who took over from Lionel Besnier.[3] A new generation that hosts a catalog of fluent, incarnated and generous texts inspired by Blaise Cendrars in Rhum to young people of today who are tired of literature to prove to them that "A novel can also be an act".
^Éditions Phébus, p. 126, at Google BooksLa Vie du livre contemporain: étude sur l'édition littéraire, 1975-2005] by Olivier Bessard-Banquy, on Googlebooks.
^"Lionel Besnier" (in French). Retrieved 6 February 2017.
Éditions, phébus, éditions, phébus, french, publishing, house, established, 1976, jean, pierre, sicre, taken, over, 2003, groupe, libella, founded1976, years, 1976, founderjean, pierre, sicrecountry, originfranceheadquarters, locationparispublication, typesboo. The editions Phebus is a French publishing house established in 1976 by Jean Pierre Sicre and taken over in 2003 by the groupe Libella fr Editions PhebusFounded1976 47 years ago 1976 FounderJean Pierre SicreCountry of originFranceHeadquarters locationParisPublication typesBooks MagazinesOfficial websitewww wbr editionsphebus wbr fr Contents 1 Catalogue 2 History 3 Authors 4 References 5 External linksCatalogue EditPhebus publishes a catalog of French and foreign literature that is both contemporary Julie Otsuka Elif Shafak Hugo Hamilton Jesus Greus Joseph O Connor Elisabeth Crane Karel Schoeman Francoise Cloarec Annie Butor Jeanne Cordelier Marcel Levy Keith Ridgway 1 Angelique Villeneuve Christian Chevassieux Christophe Carlier Gil Jouanard David Boratav Nathalie Peyrebonne Martine Desjardin Eric Plamondon and classical Wilkie Collins Jack London E T A Hoffmann Robert Margerit with historically a predilection for travel stories Longue Marche by Bernard Ollivier Verification de la porte opposee by Sylvain Tesson and testimonies La Fin de ma Russie Journal d une jeune fille russe a Berlin The house published until recently in pocket format the editions Libretto fr History EditThe economic situation of the Phebus editions has long been problematic When they won the Prix des Libraires in 1985 the Editions Phebus had a catalog of almost a hundred titles and gained some recognition from the public 2 In 2006 two years after the takeover of the house by the Libella group the departure of the publisher Jean Pierre Sicre shook Phebus The foreign literature department directed by Daniel Arsand until October 2015 is now directed by Nils C Ahl and the French literature one by Louis Chevaillier former head of the Folio collection who took over from Lionel Besnier 3 A new generation that hosts a catalog of fluent incarnated and generous texts inspired by Blaise Cendrars in Rhum to young people of today who are tired of literature to prove to them that A novel can also be an act Authors EditMathieu Terence Bernard Ollivier Christian Chevassieux Daniel Arsand Francoise Cloarec Gil Jouanard Roland Garros Sylvain Tesson Cedric Gras E T A Hoffmann Wilkie Collins Alexander Kent Julie Otsuka Joseph O Connor Oya Baydar Julie Otsuka Christian Kracht Elif Shafak Hugo Hamilton Keith Ridgway Karel Schoeman Elizabeth Crane Anne Tyler Carsten Jensen Drago JancarReferences Edit Laureate of the prix Femina etranger 2011 for Mauvaise Pente Editions Phebus p 126 at Google Books La Vie du livre contemporain etude sur l edition litteraire 1975 2005 by Olivier Bessard Banquy on Googlebooks Lionel Besnier in French Retrieved 6 February 2017 External links EditOfficial website Portals companies France Retrieved from https en wikipedia org w index php title Editions Phebus amp oldid 1047675647, wikipedia, wiki, book, books, library,
