Albin Michel in the news

Albin Michel published Nine Gorman's revised dark romance, "Anderson. Vol. 1," targeting a new adult audience and featuring updated themes and style.

Albin Michel is set to publish Pope Francis' spiritual journal on November 25th, an account kept from 1992 to 2024, presented by Cardinal Víctor Manuel Fernández.

Albin Michel is a century-old independent French publishing house known for its diverse catalog across various genres and its commitment to both established and new authors.

Albin Michel appointed Arnaud Labory as head of press relations, while Véronique Ovaldé's book is a finalist for the Prix des Deux Magots 2026, and a mathematician analyzed the Thélyson Orélien plagiarism case.

Albin Michel appointed Arnaud Labory as the new head of its press department, leveraging his 25 years of experience in publishing and cultural relations.

Arnaud Labory is appointed as the new press service director for Albin Michel, bringing over 25 years of experience in press relations.

Actor Thierry Lhermitte authored "Passeur de science", a book based on his podcast, exploring French medical research and donating a portion of sales to the Medical Research Foundation.

Gilles Kepel's book "Pèlerinage français" chronicles his pilgrimage along the Régordane trail, intertwining personal reflection with an analysis of France's historical, social, and political divisions.

French publishing houses are reacting to a controversy surrounding a literary award-winning novel accused of AI generation, revealing a lack of systematic safeguards and a reliance on human expertise and author contracts to ensure authenticity.

A book review from a Lyon bookstore features "À cœur, l'amant" by Lily King, published by Albin Michel, about a student's life and later reflections as a novelist.

Christian Signol's new novel, "Tout le miel de la vie," published by Albin Michel, tells a story of family, nature, and emotional connections set in Dordogne during the Occupation.

Evelyne Heyer's "L'Odyss'e des humains," published by Albin Michel, traces human evolution and modern human characteristics based on her genetic anthropology expertise and France Culture chronicles.

Albin Michel has restructured its commercial leadership, appointing Daphné Esménard as commercial director and Sébastien Rouault as sales director, while its parent company, Huyghens de Participations, reported strong financial growth.

Daphné Esménard is promoted to head of sales at Albin Michel, while Sébastien Rouault and Marie Navarro join and are promoted, respectively, in a commercial reorganization.

Sud Ouest recommends Serge Joncour's novel 'Histoire d’amours', published by Albin Michel, a story set in the Morvan region across two centuries.

Amélie Nothomb's new novel, 'L'adolescence du perroquet', published by Albin Michel, is discussed in a long-form interview covering various topics including reading, writing, and AI.

Baptiste Touverey's new book, "Le Pays miraculeux," published by Albin Michel, explores France's unique identity and history, aiming to inspire national pride.

Amélie Nothomb's new novel, "L’Adolescence du perroquet," published by Albin Michel, explores love and domination and has received early positive critical acclaim.

Amélie Nothomb's latest novel, "L’Adolescence du perroquet," explores love and domination and is published by Albin Michel.

Pierre Judet de La Combe's new book from Albin Michel explores Ulysses' epic ten-year journey home after the Trojan War, based on his France Inter radio series.