Catel Muller, a comic book author and illustrator known for her work in both fiction and non-fiction, will be featured in an episode of the cultural program Courants d’art on ICI Normandie. The show is entering its third season, and this episode, scheduled for Wednesday, September 23, will include an interview with Muller discussing her career and her recent projects. These include volume 2 of Roman des Goscinny (Grasset) and volume 11 of Monde de Lucrèce (Gallimard Jeunesse). Both works were created in collaboration with Anne Goscinny, the daughter of René Goscinny, the co-creator of the famous comic series Asterix. Muller also contributed to the book La grande évasion (Buchet-Chastel), a collective work by the group Les États généreux. In this book, she shared her decision to leave Grasset editions after the announcement that Olivier Nora, a well-known editor and former head of the publishing house, would be dismissed. This decision highlighted her stance on editorial independence and the values of the publishing industry. In addition to her work on Roman des Goscinny and Monde de Lucrèce, Muller is preparing for the release of her graphic novel Ginette Kolinka contre la haine. This book recounts the life of a Holocaust survivor and will soon be available in pocket format through La Sirène, a publishing house that Muller co-founded with friends. La Sirène focuses on producing non-fiction works in accessible formats, aiming to make important stories available to a wider audience. The episode of Courants d’art featuring Catel Muller will air at midnight on September 23 and will be available on the france.tv platform. This broadcast offers viewers a chance to learn more about Muller’s artistic journey, her recent projects, and her contributions to the world of comics and non-fiction storytelling.