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During Le Figaro's live broadcast on Tuesday, January 27, 2026, the singer Bénabar shared his addictions with viewers: the suburbs, gastronomy, and... bibliophilia.

Whatever we say, whatever we do, in matters of bibliophily, the original edition of Les Fleurs du mal by Charles Baudelaire retains all its attractions. The history of its successive publications, the corrections caused or not by the trials, and a number of back and forths would constitute the equivalent of an annexed volume It all began in 1855, when the Revue des Deux Mondes published 18 poems under this title.

Soon will ILAB booksellers from all continents gather in Amsterdam for the 45th ILAB Congress. Three young booksellers were awarded scholarship.

“A magnificent place to absolutely see at the foot of the Luxembourg Gardens.” "This gem bookstore has brought together a large selection of untraceable and precious old books" "A real treasure for literature enthusiasts" "The books there are jewels"

"Six ideas to dream, grow your money, or spend wisely."

A radio show designed and presented by Florence Berthout, Mayor of the 5th district, welcomes Sibylle Pandolfi, who will present the book “Le Bouquiniste Mendel” by Stefan Zweig published by Sillage.

From Madame de Sévigné to Denis Diderot, from Honoré de Balzac to Arthur Rimbaud, writers, novelists, playwrights, poets, and even politicians have all ventured into the art of love letters to express their passionate tenderness.

“Le Feu Follet”, a small eternal flame of the rare book, endowed with magical powers, has been illuminating the Boul'Mich for more than 20 years, a stone's throw from the Luco (the Luxembourg Gardens… and the Senate!). Located at 31 rue Henri Barbusse and 121 Boulevard Saint-Michel, the two establishments of the eponymous bookstore offer their benefits to lovers of old books, exceptional autograph letters, incunabula or even rare prints...

Every year since 1984, on the initiative of the Syndicat national de la librairie ancienne et moderne (SLAM), one of the world's largest libraries has been held in Paris. The Salon du livre rare & des arts graphiques brings together the most advanced booksellers in all fields of bibliophily.