For those who missed some of the standout films or those who want to watch them again, our Best of 2020 gathers a selection of 5 of the...

From bestselling French crime novelist Olivier Norek dressing a portrait of the suburbs of Paris to a powerful memoir by the talented...

The best novels of 2020 highlight empowered women’s voices: Vanessa Springora reclaims her own story after being abused by famous French...

The best essays of 2020 are ineluctably linked to world news, our questions and doubts. Therefore in this list you will find books...

2020 has been dedicated to the 9th art as the French Ministry of Culture with BD 2020 helped independent shops, schools and cultural...

The 23rd edition of the South Ken Kids Festival is starting on Monday 16th, November 2020! Get ready for this week of online fun by...

To celebrate the re-release in a 4K restauration of the trailblazing La Haine a special programme in September will be further exploring the

During the Comics Apéro, we discussed how health has been depicted in comics over the years and we touched upon both mental and physical

While the European Refugee Crisis is a particularly contemporary and pressing topic, migration has been depicted in comics since the start

The Wondrous and Tragic Life of Ivan and Ivana is the latest novel from the grande dame of Caribbean literature.

Tazmamart – 18 years in Morocco's secret prison by Aziz Bine Bine has been published by Haus Publishing and translated by Lulu Norman

During the last Comics Apero, we looked at urban sketches and how comic book artists have drawn cities over the years

Napoleon and de Gaulle. Heroes and History by Patrice Gueniffey has been published by Harvard University Press

Discover below a selection of five picture books around freedom chosen by our librarians. Graines de liberté With her walking stick and...

Medicine: A graphic history by Dr. Jean-Noël Fabiani and Philippe Bercovici has been published by SelfMadeHero and translated by E. Gauvin

Everything Can Collapse. A Manual for our Times by Pablo Servigne and Raphaël Stevens has been published by Polity and translated by Andrew

Ahead of the French Comics Apéro taking place on the 2nd of June at 6 P.M on Zoom, let's take a closer look at the state of press cartoons

This important book by two leading scholars of Africa examines a series of issues that are central to the question of the postcolonial.

Mahamat-Saleh Haroun gained international recognition with Bye Bye Africa (1999, best first film, Venice Film Festival).

As promised, we have compiled below a list of the many comics that were mentioned during our First French Comics Apero