Sentence examples for house editions from inspiring English sources
The publishing house Editions Gallimard was established in 1911 as an offshoot of the NRF.
Considered too long by major French publishers, it was brought out in its full 670 pages by a smaller French house, Editions L'Aube, in 1995.
In late 1946 Vian announced that he had found the perfect American novel to kick-start his friend's new publishing house (Editions du Scorpions).
His father, Jacques Schiffrin, was a Russian Jew who as a young man moved to Paris, where he founded the venerable publishing house editions de la Pleiade, initially devoted to publishing classics in affordable editions.
Among those who came out in support of Camus was Sofiane Hadjadj, one of the heads of the publishing house Editions Barzakh in Algiers, who called for a more nuanced understanding of Camus.
The French publishing house Editions des Arenes has been ordered to pay fifty thousand euros to the heirs of the "Little Prince" author Antoine de Saint-Exupéry for using extracts from letters by the writer to his wife without their consent.
The five magazines taking part in the home campaign will be Country Living; Good Housekeeping, with its Your Good House edition sent to higher-income subscribers; House Beautiful; O at Home; and Veranda.
Hank and Fabian's und im sommer tu ich malen is available through publishing house Edition Taube here.
La Martinière, based in Paris, first filed the suit in 2006 claiming damages against its publishing houses: Editions du Seuil of France, Delachaux & Niestlé of Switzerland and Harry N. Abrams of the United States.
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"What we're about is great-looking stories," explains Anna Gerber, who runs the irrepressibly ambitious London-based publishing house Visual Editions with her fellow book lover Britt Iversen.
