France Literature News

Peter May was presented with France's biggest readers' prize at a ceremony in Strasbourg on October 15th for his book "The Blackhouse", currently #7 in the UK paperback charts after enjoying six weeks since publication in the British Top Twenty.

False Accusations: Guilty until Proven Innocent is the intense and unforgettable true story of an Englishman caught up in the antiquated French legal system. It has now won best NON FICTION at the renowned NIEA in the USA

Walking The Spirit Tours of Black Paris is organizing a unique and personal commemoration of the 50th anniversary of the death of writer Richard Wright. Admirers have the opportunity to participate from anywhere in the world.

True story about desperate escape from extremist Islamic sect/ wrongly accused author of being Zionist spy/tried him for sabotage. 3rd Edition includes new chapter on recent meeting with Militant Palestinians West Bank refugee camp.

The following story is based on a real fact which took place in the 840 A. D. when three men and a woman were accused to had "falled from the sky" from a flying ship.

British author Jason Michel has unleashed his dark and thought provoking first novel, Confessions of a Black Dog, onto an unsuspecting and vulnerable public living in the shadow of recession, terrorism and climate change.

During the ancient times, there was a terrible battle between Sequana the beautiful mermaid who protected the source of the river Seine (in France) and an horrible monster that was ravaging the neighborhood.

Dr. Erik Camayd-Freixas has been elected Inttranet™ Linguist of the Year for 2008, for his courage in testifying as a court interpreter for the immigrant workers arrested during an U.S. Immigration Customs Enforcement raid in Postville, Iowa.

Sonnet Mondal of India got International recognition from different World Literary societies and National recognition though President's certification and Governor's recognition.

Playdate Kids Publishing signs a deal with Mariposa Press, Inc. to distribute their children’s books in France.