Les Amoureuses du Vivant opens with Kosélig or Maple Syrup?, a new romantic collection featuring Joséphine, a woman who leaves Montreal to revive an ecological farm in Norway. Her journey becomes an invitation to slow down, listen to life's whispers, and reconnect with what truly matters. The novel blends romance with reflections on nature, new beginnings, and personal transformation, set against the backdrop of Nordic landscapes and the scent of maple syrup. The series, porté projet by Sabine Royer, explores how life can guide us back to ourselves through meaningful encounters and new paths. Aimed at readers who enjoy travel, cozy atmospheres, and stories where love and values intertwine, this first volume sets the tone for a collection focused on women and the places that shape their lives. French independent author Nicolas Zago launched The Ultimate Fight Tome 1 through Ulule, a dark and philosophical light novel that reached 129% of its funding goal in three days. Inspired by Byung-Chul Han and Sartrean thought, the story follows Hiro, a character trapped in a reality controlled by an omniscient Presenter. Tome 1 questions the meaning of freedom in a world where everything is entertainment, offering a thought-provoking narrative on control and choice. Projected by Nicolas Zago, the novel reflects a growing interest in stories that challenge societal norms and explore existential themes. Pamir: at the edge of the visible and what is silenced is a unique project combining photography and poetry to explore a constrained region in Tajikistan. Photographer François Pache and poet Pamiri Sashi Zaifi, now in exile, created this work to reflect on the region's landscapes, the power structures that shape lives, and the fragile bonds between people. The images and poems interact as counterpoints, creating a space for the reader to explore at their own pace. This project highlights the interplay between visual and written art to convey complex emotions and historical silences. The judicial restructuring of Eilean Books is likely to lead to an acquisition, with four potential buyers vying for control. Among them are Hachette Livre, Média Participations, and Editis, each with different approaches to the takeover. Meanwhile, editions Invenit reissue Entretiens sur la pluralité des mondes by Fontenelle, a classic text enhanced with NASA images selected by astrophysicist Sylvie Cabrit. This reissue bridges classical literature with contemporary science, offering an educational tool that combines historical depth with modern insights. The project, led by editions Invenit, aims to make this text accessible to new generations of readers.