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Find a Gem At All Costs!Find a Gem At All Costs!
Mix Uniqueness & Pleasure
13 Décembre 2024

Because you cannot put a price on happiness, Le Feu Follet booksellers selected rare and exceptional copies suited for all budgets.

Actualité New inspirations | Christmas letter n°2Actualité New inspirations | Christmas letter n°2
New inspirations | Christmas letter n°2
29 Novembre 2024

Beautiful bindings, illustrated books, exceptional dedications, cinema, history and travel: discover our new themes for a unique gift.

A Myriad of Gifts for the AgesA Myriad of Gifts for the Ages
Coming Out of the Wrappers
20 Novembre 2024

Inscribed copies, limited issues on luxury paper,
exceptional bindings, unique autographs, manuscripts,
original photographs, drawings
or prints:
offer a piece of the past for a more-than-perfect present.

Actualité Sade goes Mad in CharentonActualité Sade goes Mad in Charenton
Sade goes Mad in Charenton
13 Septembre 2024

"I experience spasms, a sort of shivering, a lot of yawning, disgust, total despondency, the blood rushes violently to my head, then I feel dizzy, spinning, which makes me stumble, and a thousand other things proving a great tension in the body, and a great irritation in the nervous system."

Actualité Cocteau in New YorkActualité Cocteau in New York
Cocteau in New York
18 Juillet 2024

"New York likes neither to sit nor to lie down. It's a city that sleeps standing"
Jean Cocteau wrote a dazzling textual portrait of the city that never sleeps for the newspaper L'Aurore, after a twenty-day stay in New York.

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