Contributor
Contributor

Leonor Grave
Bookseller
Favorite Genres
film, literary fiction, Poetry
film, literary fiction, Poetry
Leonor Grave is a bookseller at Albertine Books. She is the English buyer and liaison for French Corner bookstore partnerships. Prior to joining Albertine, she worked in the marketing department at the Dalkey Archive Press. She studied English and French literature at the College of William & Mary. When she is not at the store she is most likely at the movies.
ARTICLES BY THIS CONTRIBUTOR
ARTICLES BY THIS CONTRIBUTOR
Leonor Grave | July 24, 2026
There are certain novels that demand to be read aloud. As I made my way through Hélène Bessette’s "Twenty Minutes of Silence", with its choral structure and litany of criminal accusations, I couldn’t help but think it should be read shouting.
There are certain novels that demand to be read aloud. As I made my way through Hélène Bessette’s "Twenty Minutes of Silence", with its choral structure and litany of criminal accusations, I couldn’t help but think it should be read shouting.
There are certain novels that demand to be read aloud. As I made my way through Hélène Bessette’s "Twenty Minutes…
Leonor Grave | June 10, 2026
A paranoiac haze pervades The Gangsters, the not-quite policier penned by an early-career Hervé Guibert.
A paranoiac haze pervades The Gangsters, the not-quite policier penned by an early-career Hervé Guibert.
A paranoiac haze pervades The Gangsters, the not-quite policier penned by an early-career Hervé Guibert.

