French Billionaire Bolloré Sparks Turmoil at Grasset as 115 Authors Leave Publishing House
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Author of twelve novels at Grasset, Sorj Chalandon was in Ireland when he learned the eviction of his publisher Olivier Nora. Under shock and anger, he testified for Le Parisien - Today in France.
After the acquisition of Hachette, the group continues shopping in bookshop. And many authors, including Virginie Despentes and Sorj Chalandon, announce that they want to leave the brand
Virginie Despentes, Frédéric Beigbeder, Bernard-Henri Lévy and Pascal Bruckner – the names of the authors who leave Grasset are high-profile. They are provoked by the publisher and the dispute over a book by an author for whom they have all campaigned.
After the dismissal of the former editor-in-chief, more than a hundred writers have turned their backs on Grasset publishing in France. They suspect the influence of the right-wing billionaire Vincent Bolloré behind the change of staff.
They protest against the interference of the entrepreneur in the publishing house for which they publish, after a dismissal that caused debate
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