Éditions Michalon

Yves Michalon founded the publishing house in 1995 with theambition of establishing itself in the public eye as a discerning publisher,offering books that spark or shed light on current debates. Among themust-reads: Ted Stanger (Sacrés Français!), Abdelkader Djemaï (Un été decendres), Éric Vuillard’s debut novel, the encyclopedia Mondes rebelles, editedby Jean-Marc Balencie and Arnaud de La Grange, and the collection Le biencommun dedicated to the philosophy of law, edited by Antoine Garapon.

Driven by Yves Michalon’s commitment, the publishing houseis opening up to narratives and personal accounts that shed light on majorsocial issues. Iconic figures such as Sylvie and Dominique Mennesson, Jean-LucRomero-Michel, Rachel Mwanza, Frédéric Matwies, and Laura Rapp are making theirdebut in the catalog. And, as always, essayists—Dominique Thomas, Samir Amghar,Étienne Liebig, Serge Guérin—intellectuals—Michel Aglietta, Coralie Delaume—andsocially engaged figures—Luc Frémiot, Valérie Auslender, Marie-Hélène Lahaye.