Marchand De Feuilles Editeur

Marchand De Feuilles Editeur, based in Montréal, Québec, is a prominent publishing house that showcases the talents of diverse authors, emphasizing the rich tapestry of Québec literature. The company is acclaimed for its cult novels and cultural phenomena, evidenced by notable titles such as "La femme qui fuit" by Anaïs Barbeau-Lavalette and "La fiancée américaine" by Eric Dupont, recognized among the top Canadian novels of the decade by Radio-Canada.

With an impressive roster of authors including Martine Batanian, Maude Savaria, and François De Luca, Marchand De Feuilles Editeur continues to promote literature that transcends borders and resonates with readers both locally and internationally. Their commitment to highlighting unique voices in writing is reflected through a carefully curated selection of thought-provoking and memorable narratives.

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