Éditions La Thébaïde

Éditions La Thébaïde is a French publishing house whose catalogue is built around literary reissues, correspondence, war journals, reportage, and rediscovered works by twentieth-century French writers. Its online catalogue lists titles by authors such as Jean Malaquais, Michel Déon, Pierre Joannon, Bénigno Cacérès, Pierre Bost, André Chamson, Jean Prévost, Marcelle Capy, Léon Bazalgette, and others, with publication dates running from 2021 through 2026. The house presents itself through its website, lathebaide.fr, where it offers online ordering and a complete catalogue, and notes that the site is provisional following a computer hacking incident. Its editorial profile is that of a small, independent literary publisher focused on bringing back into print French literary and intellectual works, including correspondence, journals, novels, short stories, and reportage. The publisher's Latin motto, "Habent sua fata libelli" (books have their own fates), appears on its homepage and reflects its bibliophilic orientation. Wikidata identifies it simply as a French publishing house. No parent company, ownership group, or stock listing is indicated in the available evidence, and it operates as a private independent publisher.

Éditions La Thébaïde is a French publishing house. Public information about its founding date, founders, and corporate structure is limited; Wikidata describes it simply as a French publishing house, and its own website serves as the main public window into its activity. What is clear from its catalogue is that the house has been active in the 2020s, issuing a steady stream of literary titles from 2021 onward. Its list includes reissues and first publications of works by twentieth-century French authors, with an emphasis on correspondence, journals, reportage, and fiction. Among the titles listed on its site are Jean Malaquais's Journal de guerre and Journal du métèque (2026), Laurent Priou's Faits divers du Vercors (2025), David Brunat's À la machine: Vies d'Elisabeth de Miribel (2025), the Correspondance of Michel Déon and Pierre Joannon (2025), Bénigno Cacérès's L'espoir au coeur (2024), Génération 1919 by Pierre Bost, André Chamson, and Jean Prévost (2024), François Jonquères's À rebrousse-pages (2024), André Beucler's Vu d'Allemagne (2023), Marcelle Capy's Des hommes passèrent... (2023), Philippe Berthier's Stendhal en archipel (2022), Léon Bazalgette's Henry Thoreau sauvage (2022), Gérard Cartier's Ex machina (2022), Louis Chaffurin's Pique-puce (2022), Alain Prévost's Adieu, bois de Boulogne (2021), Jean Prévost's Le taureau (2021), François Jonquères's Vent d'ange (2021), and Pierre Bost's Prétextat (2021). The house maintains an online presence at lathebaide.fr, where it offers online ordering and a complete catalogue. Its homepage carries the Latin motto "Habent sua fata libelli" and notes that the site is provisional following a computer hacking incident. The publisher's editorial identity is that of a small independent literary house devoted to the recovery and circulation of French literary heritage, particularly works from the early to mid-twentieth century, including authors associated with the interwar period and the Resistance-era literary milieu. No parent company, ownership group, or stock listing is indicated in the available evidence.

• 2026

  Publication of Jean Malaquais's Journal de guerre and Journal du métèque.

• 2025

  Publication of David Brunat's À la machine, the Correspondance of Michel Déon and Pierre Joannon, and Laurent Priou's Faits divers du Vercors.

• 2024

  Publication of Bénigno Cacérès's L'espoir au coeur, Génération 1919, and François Jonquères's À rebrousse-pages.

• 2023

  Publication of André Beucler's Vu d'Allemagne and Marcelle Capy's Des hommes passèrent...

• 2022

  Publication of titles including Philippe Berthier's Stendhal en archipel, Léon Bazalgette's Henry Thoreau sauvage, Gérard Cartier's Ex machina, and Louis Chaffurin's Pique-puce.

• 2021

  Publication of titles including Alain Prévost's Adieu, bois de Boulogne, Jean Prévost's Le taureau, François Jonquères's Vent d'ange, and Pierre Bost's Prétextat.

Independent French literary publisher focused on rediscovered twentieth-century authors, correspondence, journals, and reportage.

• Jean Malaquais, Journal de guerre / Journal du métèque (2026)

• Laurent Priou, Faits divers du Vercors (2025)

• David Brunat, À la machine: Vies d'Elisabeth de Miribel (2025)

• Michel Déon & Pierre Joannon, Correspondance (2025)

• Bénigno Cacérès, L'espoir au coeur (2024)

• Pierre Bost, André Chamson, Jean Prévost, Génération 1919 (2024)

• François Jonquères, À rebrousse-pages (2024)

• André Beucler, Vu d'Allemagne (2023)

• Marcelle Capy, Des hommes passèrent... (2023)

• Philippe Berthier, Stendhal en archipel (2022)

• Léon Bazalgette, Henry Thoreau sauvage (2022)

• Gérard Cartier, Ex machina (2022)

• Louis Chaffurin, Pique-puce (2022)

• Alain Prévost, Adieu, bois de Boulogne (2021)

• Jean Prévost, Le taureau (2021)

• François Jonquères, Vent d'ange (2021)

• Pierre Bost, Prétextat (2021)

1. 1Éditions LA THÉBAÎDElathebaide.fr
2. 2Éditions La Thébaïdewikidata.org