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Éditions Seghers

Éditions Seghers is a French publishing house founded in Paris in 1944 by Pierre Seghers.

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Éditions Seghers is a French publishing house founded in Paris in 1944 by Pierre Seghers. It was acquired in 1969 by Robert Laffont. Its operations were interrupted for a period in the late 1990s, after which it resumed activity under the direction of Leonello Brandolini and Bruno Doucey. Its catalogue includes authors such as Maya Angelou, Sophie Fontanel, Clara Ysé, Arthur Teboul, Laura El Makki, Gabriel García Márquez and Flore Mongin.

History

Éditions Seghers is a French publishing house founded in Paris in 1944 by Pierre Seghers. In 1969 it was acquired by Robert Laffont. Its operations were interrupted for a period in the late 1990s, after which it resumed activity under the direction of Leonello Brandolini and Bruno Doucey.

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