Coups de coeur
Coups de coeur
Albertine Team | October 25, 2026
Turn to these eerie novels as it starts to get dark earlier outside. They range from true horror novels to classic ghost stories to unsettling new looks at the world all around us.
Turn to these eerie novels as it starts to get dark earlier outside. They range from true horror novels to classic ghost stories to unsettling new looks at the world all around us.
Turn to these eerie novels as it starts to get dark earlier outside. They range from true horror novels to…
Anouk Honoré | October 22, 2026
The latest novel from Louise Chennevière questions the oldest and most sacred bond in the world: the mother-daughter relationship.
The latest novel from Louise Chennevière questions the oldest and most sacred bond in the world: the mother-daughter relationship.
The latest novel from Louise Chennevière questions the oldest and most sacred bond in the world: the mother-daughter relationship.
Miriam Gordis | October 20, 2026
In these recent books, contemporary authors find inspiration in the work and lives of classic novelists. These books satisfy a craving for the immersive quality of 19th century novels, a craving that is ever on the rise.
In these recent books, contemporary authors find inspiration in the work and lives of classic novelists. These books satisfy a craving for the immersive quality of 19th century novels, a craving that is ever on the rise.
In these recent books, contemporary authors find inspiration in the work and lives of classic novelists. These books satisfy a…
Anouk Honoré | October 4, 2026
In her eighth novel, Sophie Divry draws on the conventions of the horror genre and infuses them with all-too-current issues: climate change, toxic masculinity, the nuclear family, the mental load, social estrangement…
In her eighth novel, Sophie Divry draws on the conventions of the horror genre and infuses them with all-too-current issues: climate change, toxic masculinity, the nuclear family, the mental load, social estrangement…
In her eighth novel, Sophie Divry draws on the conventions of the horror genre and infuses them with all-too-current issues:…
Leonor Grave | September 30, 2026
Jérôme Lindon’s compact 60 pages, translated by Mark Polizzotti with an attention to language which does great justice to its subject matter, can be read in a morning’s commute.
Jérôme Lindon’s compact 60 pages, translated by Mark Polizzotti with an attention to language which does great justice to its subject matter, can be read in a morning’s commute.
Jérôme Lindon’s compact 60 pages, translated by Mark Polizzotti with an attention to language which does great justice to its…
Albertine Team | August 14, 2026
An Albertine selection of standout English releases of French literature by women in translation over the past year.
An Albertine selection of standout English releases of French literature by women in translation over the past year.
An Albertine selection of standout English releases of French literature by women in translation over the past year.
Elea Bertin | August 4, 2026
These book recommendations invite us to reflect on the question of the body through three different perspectives.
These book recommendations invite us to reflect on the question of the body through three different perspectives.
These book recommendations invite us to reflect on the question of the body through three different perspectives.
Albertine Team | July 30, 2026
As booksellers, our favorite time of year is the rentrée littéraire. Here are some of our most anticipated novels coming out this summer and fall.
As booksellers, our favorite time of year is the rentrée littéraire. Here are some of our most anticipated novels coming out this summer and fall.
As booksellers, our favorite time of year is the rentrée littéraire. Here are some of our most anticipated novels coming…
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…
Load more
