Michel de Maule
French independent publishing house based in Paris, founded in 1987 by Thierry de La Croix.
Last updated September 27, 2026
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Overview
Éditions Michel de Maule is a French independent publishing house headquartered in Paris. It was founded in 1987 by Thierry de La Croix. The company publishes literary works, essays, biographies, and collective volumes, with a catalogue that includes titles such as 'Pop'Italia' by Myriam Viallefont-Haas, 'Entre Dieu et Diable, les jours de Marcel Jouhandeau' by Jacques Roussillat, 'Marcelline, fragments d'une vie sans récit' by Martine Storti, and the 'Bulletin de la Société Chateaubriand'. Its output reflects a focus on French and European literature, biography, and cultural history. The publisher maintains an official website at micheldemaule.com, where it presents its forthcoming and recent titles with details such as publication dates, ISBNs, formats, page counts, and prices. The house operates primarily in the French-language market and remains an active independent publisher.
History
Éditions Michel de Maule was founded in 1987 by Thierry de La Croix in Paris. The publishing house established itself as an independent French publisher with a catalogue spanning literature, essays, biography, and cultural history. Over the years it has published works by authors such as Myriam Viallefont-Haas, Jacques Roussillat, and Martine Storti, as well as collective volumes like the Bulletin de la Société Chateaubriand. The company continues to operate from Paris and releases new titles regularly, as shown by its official website listings for 2026 publications.
- 1987
Founded in Paris by Thierry de La Croix.
Products and positioning
Independent French literary and general-interest publisher with a catalogue focused on literature, biography, and cultural history.
Pop'Italia
Entre Dieu et Diable, les jours de Marcel Jouhandeau
Marcelline, fragments d'une vie sans récit
Bulletin de la Société Chateaubriand
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