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There is an old saying in the media: it doesn’t matter whether people talk about you in a good or bad light, the main thing is that they talk about you. The story of Thélyson (…)

A former president publishes a 350-page book between two trips. A candidate releases an essay a few months before an election. A minister recounts his childhood, his struggles (…)

It’s a safe bet that Thélyson Orélien won’t be the last. He could even be the first French name in a long line. Ever since the author of *C’était ça ou mourir* was accused of (…)

It is a story almost as Houellebecq-esque as a novel by Michel Houellebecq: a rejected manuscript, an unknown writer, two major publishing houses, a global bestseller and, (…)

There is something almost perfectly absurd about the Thélyson Orélien affair. A writer publishes a novel. Readers read it, critics love it, booksellers champion it, and juries (…)

All it took was a virtually unknown X account, a few screenshots and a piece of software claiming to recognise artificial intelligence to turn a critically acclaimed writer (…)

So the latest scandal of the literary season has arrived. Thélyson Orélien, a Quebec-based writer of Haitian origin, is accused of using artificial intelligence to write (…)

What if the Tarot of Marseille ultimately had far less to do with predicting the future than with the way we navigate the present? This is the perspective taken by Calista (…)

Perhaps it took a black ball of fur to successfully convey what thousands of words sometimes struggle to describe. In *Mon burn-out et moi* (My Burnout and Me), published on 17 (…)

Some titles don’t need much explaining. ‘That’s Not Love!’ is one of them. Due to be published on 28 October 2026 in paperback, this anthology brings together fourteen authors (…)