When he published in 1912 his third book of poetry, The Dance of Sophocles, Jean Cocteau, young prodigy, 23, is adored by artistic and literary circles. Proust intimate friend of Jacques-Emile Blanche, Nijinsky and Diaghilev faithful and disciple of Anna de Noailles, his ambition is to unite in his person all the talent around him ... [Full story]

The original manuscript masterpiece Celine seems Facsimile Editions of the Holy Fathers.

A transmission time of high quality wringing the neck of the many misconceptions about the supposed decline of the French language by Julie Barlow and Jean-Benoît Nadeau, two "French" that expose us with talent and good humor history and prospects of the French language worldwide.

Focus on Roland Garros By Yves Saint-Yves' Roland Garros, a pioneer among many others ... "

Sending Camus René Leynaud on the first edition of The Stranger: "This story of another world, but at least there friendship kept its place." This first edition of The Stranger was pulled to 4400 copies 21 April 1942 and divided into eight fictitious "editions" of 550 copies, ours concerning the 5th edition mention. Camus, who was then living in Oran "received a copy - one for his author's copies were lost en route." (See Albert Camus H. Lottman). It was not until August 1942, upon his arrival in France, to cure his tuberculosis he could dedicate a few copies of the original edition. Are known to date only two or three copies of this edition with a contemporary autograph. Our copy, unknown until then, was offered by Camus René Leynaud symbolic figure of resistance and Lyon, until his tragic death, one of the most beautiful friendships of Albert Camus.

In these times of incomprehension between Europe and the Muslim world, though the memory of Isabella could bring the two shores of the Mediterranean ...

The Feu Follet invites a contemporary photographer to illustrate our week devoted to Proust. Picture "The time I found" © Fox Pan April 2013, Olympus model Bagatelle.

SCUM Manifesto] S.C.U.M. : Society for Cutting Up Men. Manifesto by Valerie Solanas with a commentary by Paul Krassner

The Olympia Press, New York 1968, 10,5x18cm, broché.

[SCUM Manifesto] S.C.U.M. : Society for Cutting Up Men. Manifesto by Valerie Solanas with a commentary by Paul Krassner