Can you feel the South Ken Kids Festival coming? Our Book of the Week is definitely giving us some clues. Drawing Europe Together is a...

Celebrated French blogger Emma depicts the issues that weigh disproportionately on women – the invisible and unpaid mental labour like...

'Tristan Garcia demonstrates how at the most encompassing level of contemporary social roles lives the Romantic consumerist, forever...

'A brief, beautiful, brutal portrait of this tiny island in the Indian Ocean.' Le Monde. On the island of Mayotte, Marie, a nurse, adopts...

‘Louise Bourgeois talks, talks to herself, reviewing the scraps of her long life in all their disorder. This is the portrait, from...

For today's book of the week, the Book Office invites you to meet Daphné du Maurier, in a biography written by Tatiana de Rosnay and...

The Book Office is delighted to present the Book of the week: A Walk Through Paris. A radical exploration, by Eric Hazan. You're stuck in...

“Do you believe in fairies? If you believe”, like Peter Pan, “clap your hands” and immerge yourself into The Book of Pearl. Even if you...

Catherine the Great, the most renowned and longest-ruling Empress of Russia, who was also widely seen as a clever politician, an...

Pascal Quignard is considered one of the most important names in contemporary French literature. He won the Grand Prix de l’Académie...