Three new books have just been released in the first half of the year, adding to the catalog of the association "Les Éditions Sauvages."
Les Éditions Sauvages have published three new books in the first half of the year:
# "The Gardener of Dreams" by Louis Bertholom, Askell collection.
# "Lieux(-)tus" by Laurent Noël, Écriterres collection. Published as a reward for the Paul-Quéré Prize 2025-2026. Laurent Noël writes the enigma of painting, in perpetual metamorphosis between its striking and sensitive beauty and its obscure meaning.
# "The Bretons and Haiku" by Pierre Tanguy, La Pensée Sauvage collection. Pierre Tanguy reveals the vitality of haiku in Brittany and the reasons for its success. He discusses his readings and encounters related to this poetic genre of Japanese origin.
The editions will participate in the following events:
# Interceltic Festival of Lorient, book quay: Louis Bertholom and his books on Monday, August 6.
# Baie des Plumes in Douarnenez:
At the fair, Louis Bertholom and Patrice Perron from August 7 to 9;
Marie-Josée Christien* and Laurent Noël on Saturday, August 8 afternoon (3 PM - 6 PM) and Sunday, August 9 (10 AM - 12 PM / 3 PM - 6 PM).
Guy Allix in a reading meeting on Saturday at 10:30 AM (Gréements room).
# Kerdévot Market, Ergué-Gabéric, from 5 PM to 8 PM:
Marie-Josée Christien* and Pierre Tanguy.
- Note that Marie-Josée Christien will also sign "Just a Little Water" (Photographs by Yann Pérennou), her brand new book (Tertium editions).
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