Éditions La Digitale

Éditions La Digitale is an independent and libertarian publishing house founded in 1979 by Jean-Jacques Cellier, a bookbinder and typographic printer. It has published works on the history of social struggles, libertarian and anarchist movements, as well as a collection of poetry and literature by contemporary authors.

The Éditions La Digitale were founded in 1979 by Jean-Jacques Cellier, a bookbinder and typographic printer. They have published works on the history of social struggles, libertarian and anarchist movements, as well as a collection of poetry and literature by contemporary authors. Jean-Jacques Cellier founded the Éditions La Digitale in 1978 in his workshop on rue de la Fontaine in Quimper, and for more than 40 years carried out the activity of publisher, typographic printer and bookbinder alone. In 1979 he published the first reissue of the book Solutions sociales by Jean-Baptiste André Godin, a remarkable work of more than 500 pages that he composed on Linotype and whose signatures he assembled with a simple sewing machine. Jean-Jacques Cellier chose to publish testimonies, historical texts and political essays in line with his convictions. Over the years, his fight was to maintain this demanding editorial line and share these ideas. He published numerous works on the history of social struggles in France and around the world, the anarchist movement told by those who lived it, works with evocative titles such as Combats pour la liberté, Une vie de révolte or Souvenirs d'anarchie, and reissued texts by Auguste Brizeux, Anatole le Braz, Jean Epstein and Bernhard Kellermann, including the one soberly entitled La Mer, an extraordinary text that he loved very much. The Éditions La Digitale brought to light many texts that remained unpublished in French...

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