Éditions des Équateurs

The Éditions des Équateurs is a French publishing house founded by Olivier Frébourg in 2003.

Éditions des Équateurs
Founded2003 (2003)
FounderOlivier Frébourg
Defunct26 December 2018 Edit this on Wikidata
Country of originFrance
Headquarters locationNormandy
Publication typesBooks,
Official websiteeditionsdesequateurs.fr

Located in Normandy, it proposes a diversified catalog of works of fiction (novels, short stories, narratives) and documents (History, testimonies ...).[1]

Series

  • Novels
  • Short stories
  • Équateurs parallèles
  • Travels
  • Narratives
  • Essais
  • Documents
  • History.[2]
  • Art books
  • Hors collection
  • Inclassables.[3]

References

  1. The digital version of Bénédicte Martin's book "La Femme" was temporarily censored by Apple (Article on leparisien.fr (26 March 2014)), which motivated an intervention of the publishing house with the Minister of Culture (Article sur 01.net (14 March 2014))
  2. Notably the reprint of L'Histoire de France by Michelet, which led Pierre Assouline to write: "Voilà un éditeur gonflé" ()
  3. Sébastien Faure, Anarchist Encyclopedia A-C (Vol.1), 14 June 2012, 606 pages, ISBN 9782849901779, notice éditeur.
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