Dan Yodwira's Imago je suis presents a poetic narrative exploring disillusionment and personal contradictions, as a narrator seeks freedom and rebirth amid loss of faith in humanity, love, and various beliefs. The text blends fiction, introspection, realism, and abstraction, with a unique formatting that invites readers to engage at their own pace. It is set to be published on 2 November 2026 by Éditions Nouvelles Sentes. In Vital, a psychologist in a Parisian attic confronts the death of a patient, which disrupts her professional life and leads her to cross certain boundaries. Meanwhile, À la grâce des fous delves into a murder in the Gaspésie region, where the victim's troubled past resurfaces during an investigation. Kette Amoruso translates The Oiseau qui boit des larmes T2, a Korean fantasy novel involving the death of a young Naga and the ensuing power struggle. The Crime Writer by Diane Jeffrey explores the disappearance of a jogger and the subsequent investigation into her husband, an author of crime fiction. Vive la liberté! by Sybille Hein addresses the concept of freedom for children, using concrete situations to help them understand the responsibilities that come with it. Les Nouveaux philosémites by Edith Bruder examines the phenomenon of philosemitism, with contributions from sociologists, political scientists, and theologians. Martine Faustin's diary from the 1970s, discovered in 2021, provides insight into her life as a teenager at a boarding school in Dordogne. Monaco, l’histoire inconnue by Pierre Abramovici uncovers the hidden history of Monaco, revealing 150 years of power struggles, wars, and overlooked episodes. Keith Jarrett, Japon 1976 by Philippe Séclier traces the legendary Sun Bear Concerts, a series of improvisational performances by Keith Jarrett in Japan. Le parfum des feuilles de thé by Camille Monceaux follows two women who leave Tokyo to take over a family tea plantation in Shizuoka. Trésor d’hiver by Gilles Baum and Csil is an illustrated book for young children, using animals and objects to spark imagination. Molière par la scène examines the interpretations of Molière's plays by directors from the late 19th century to the present. La Fiesta des miettes by Fanny Sidney is a children's book about two sisters organizing a secret party. Esquisse d’une serial killer by Hu Mu-ching revisits the case of Lin Yu-ju, a woman condemned to death in Taiwan, offering a more complex narrative. Le Chœur ukrainien by Coralie Grimand gives voice to Ukrainian choristers dealing with exile and war. Le Grand mensonge et autres textes by Goliarda Sapienza collects lesser-known theatrical works, exploring identity, gender, and sexuality. Noël tourne au mystère by Carine Pitocchi continues the Cosy Christmas Mystery series with a trip to Egypt. Mom alone – Ma vie de mère parfaite by Clotka humorously captures the daily chaos of motherhood. L’Hors-présence ou chimères du pays de Morsan by Tiphaine Raffier portrays a family facing the end of a loved one, set in a decaying village. Les glaces by Rébecca Déraspe and Yoakim Bélanger explores the return of a buried trauma when a mother learns her son is accused of sexual assault. Le collectionneur du cimetière Montparnasse by Ernestine Garnier turns Paris's Montparnasse Cemetery into a mystery when a tomb raider targets famous graves. Corinne Luchaire, ses rayons et ses ombres by Cédric Meletta revisits the life of a forgotten French actress. Voyage avec un âne dans les Cévennes by Robert Louis Stevenson, illustrated by Guillaume Guilpart, is set to be reissued on 15 October 2026. Fille des corbeaux by Mark Lawrence introduces a dark fantasy saga about young women trained as avengers. Sarah Marquis: L’art de boire le thé avec les crocodiles shares the experiences of an explorer learning from nature. Demba by Daniel Picouly explores the colonial past through the story of an Amazon survivor in Marseille. La Chute d’Eddie Blanket by Melissa Lucashenko intertwines two family stories separated by generations. À la table des écrivaines by the Parlement des écrivaines francophones combines recipes with personal narratives. Grand-Guignol by Anacharsis continues the exploration of popular literature, referencing works like Krimi by Vincent Platini. Paradisier superbe by Vincent Sarthou-Lajus is a poetic first novel about a man seeking meaning in life. Dune by Brian Herbert and Kevin J. Anderson extends the Dune universe with four new stories. En finir avec les idées fausses sur le Moyen Âge by Guilhem Jean challenges common misconceptions about the Middle Ages. Minguett: Toute ma vie is a reissue of the singer's autobiography, with critical commentary. La Glaise et le feu by Ian Manook is set in Picardy, exploring a historical feud between two families. Ricochets en eaux troubles by Cécile Cabanac is a dark thriller about a serial killer near Lille. Grop d'Erik Svetoft highlights the unique world created by Erik Svetoft in his comics. Le Chœur ukrainien by Coralie Grimand explores the Ukrainian choir's voice in exile. L'Affaire au carré by Estelle Voldor investigates the murder of a film producer and the disappearance of his daughter decades later. Autant que l’amour by Charlotte Pudlowski and seven authors examines friendship in a new light. J'étais Abigail Boone by Dominic Nolan introduces a heroine with amnesia. Le Boléro de nos vies by Jean-Charles Bettan discusses the impact of history on personal lives. Bernard-Henri Lévy: On ne se souvient jamais deux fois de la même façon is a philosophical memoir. Tiphaine Raffier: Mourir sous le regard des autres explores the theme of death. Le souci de vivre by Olivier Carré discusses the meaning of life in the face of death. Lola Lafon presents a new play about four friends in an airport. Sur la route du retour by Franck Maubert explores a quest for love and identity. Le Parfum des feuilles de thé by Camille Monceaux is a novel about returning to a family tea plantation. Voyage avec un âne by Robert Louis Stevenson is reissued with new illustrations. Toute la famille a eu de la chance by Philippe Schwartz recounts a family's experience in Auschwitz. Mom Alone by Clotka captures the reality of solo motherhood. Peut-on vendre un rein? by Booksletter explores five books questioning societal norms. La fille aux huit vagins by Agnieszka Szpila presents a collection of original stories. La boîte en os by Antoinette Peské is reissued by Phébus. Soif d’idéal by Dominique Rocheteau is a collection of memories and reflections. Une photo, deux visages by Emma Tholozan explores a historical mystery through a photograph. Bellevilles by Samih Amar Tran is a literary exploration of the Belleville neighborhood. Cher Voltaire by Emma Tholozan examines the correspondence between Voltaire and Madame du Deffand. Alien Clay by Adrian Tchaikovsky is a science fiction novel about freedom on a prison planet. Si le vin ne te rend pas génial by Christophe Esnault explores the relationship between drinking and poetry. La Pleureuse by Camilla Läckberg opens with a young girl's struggle for survival, setting the stage for a long-buried secret in Fjällbacka.