Zellige
Zellige is a publishing house open to the French-speaking world, with a diversified catalog of novels, essays, and albums.
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Overview
Zellige is a publishing house based in Paris, France. The name 'Zellige', which can be compared to mosaic, symbolizes the company's affirmed will for exchange, partnership, and openness. Resolutely turned towards the Francophonie, Zellige aims to develop partnerships with publishers, booksellers, or distributors in the French-speaking world so that works can appear simultaneously in these different countries. It currently has four collections: Idrisi for the Mediterranean basin (Morocco, Algeria, Tunisia, Lebanon), Ayiti dedicated to Haiti and its literature, Vents du Nord dedicated to Belgian writers, and a Francophonie collection regrouping works where about a hundred writers evoke their relationship to the French language.
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Zellige is a publishing house based in Paris, France. The name 'Zellige', which can be compared to mosaic, symbolizes the company's affirmed will for exchange, partnership, and openness. Resolutely turned towards the Francophonie, Zellige aims to develop partnerships with publishers, booksellers, or distributors in the French-speaking world so that works can appear simultaneously in these different countries. It currently has four collections: Idrisi for the Mediterranean basin (Morocco, Algeria, Tunisia, Lebanon), Ayiti dedicated to Haiti and its literature, Vents du Nord dedicated to Belgian writers, and a Francophonie collection regrouping works where about a hundred writers evoke their relationship to the French language.
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