Éditions Dricot
Belgian publishing house founded in 1974, known for the Mononke series and a catalog of over 400 titles.
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Overview
Éditions Dricot is a Belgian publishing house founded in 1974 by printer Marcel Dricot and author Paul Biron. It initially published the adventures of Paul Biron's hero Mononke Désiré, and the success of the Mononke series expanded its catalog to over 400 titles including novels, essays, tales, and poetry. In 2022, Jean-Marc Brisbois and Baudouin Stasse took over the publishing house.
History
Founded in 1974, Éditions Dricot is the result of a meeting between two Liégeois, printer Marcel Dricot and author Paul Biron. From its creation, the house hosted the adventures of Paul Biron's hero, Mononke Désiré. The incredible success of the Mononke series opened a catalog now rich with more than 400 titles, including novels, essays, and collections of tales or poetry. In 2022, when Mr. Dricot retired, Jean-Marc Brisbois and Baudouin Stasse joined forces to take over the publishing house.
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