Éditions des Falaises
A French publishing house founded in Fécamp in 2000, now based in Rouen and known for its Norman regional titles.
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Overview
Éditions des Falaises is a French publishing house founded in Fécamp in 2000. It describes itself as a Norman publisher and has built a catalogue focused on regional heritage, art, history and local culture. The company was absorbed in 2006 by PTC (Pessiot, Tierce Communication) together with the Hersant Média group, before being taken over by Xavier Marin in 2012. In the same year it moved its base to Rouen, where it continues to operate. Its official website presents it as an independent Norman publisher active since 2000.
History
Éditions des Falaises was founded in Fécamp in 2000 as a French publishing house. It established itself as a Norman publisher, with a catalogue oriented toward regional heritage, art, history and local culture. In 2006 the company was absorbed by PTC (Pessiot, Tierce Communication) and the Hersant Média group. In 2012 it was taken over by Xavier Marin, and in the same year the business relocated to Rouen. Since then it has continued to operate from Rouen as an independent regional publisher.
- 2012
Taken over by Xavier Marin and relocated to Rouen.
- 2006
Absorbed by PTC (Pessiot, Tierce Communication) and the Hersant Média group.
- 2000
Founded in Fécamp, France.
Products and positioning
Independent Norman regional publisher
Product categories. Regional heritage books · Art and history books · Local culture titles
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