Christian Saint-Étienne

The iConomic Revolution France Faces the Third Industrial Revolution

Following the success of France: Etat d’urgence, a new polemical work on the state of the French economy, by Christian Saint-Etienne

Claude Lorius

The Ice of Antarctica Memory and Passions

Éric Boulanger

I’ve Decided to Age Well

An eminent professor of geriatrics helps us understand the signs of aging and the positive and innovative idea of “active aging.”

Max F. Perutz

I Wish I'd Made you Angry Earlier

Philippe Benzekri

I Was Bulimic, Too

Edgard Pisani

I Stand by My Actions

Boris Cyrulnik

I remember

Louis Mermaz

I must tell you Memoirs

An essential testimonial on France’s ‘Mitterrand years

Corine Teman

I Love My Mother’s Cooking, Minus the Kilos

Thomas Langlois

I Hear Voices – So What? Living With One’s Voices and Auditory Hallucinations

Hearing voices is a phenomenon that is much more common that one might imagine. According to studies, 10 – 39% of the population hear voices.

Willy Pasini

I Have a Child Whenever I Want

Portraits of highly contemporary women who have decided to impose their priorities and to use the new procreation techniques to control their fertility and to stimulate it when convenient. New challenges for women between the ages of 20 and 35 in terms of career and procreation.

Yves Agid

I Enjoy Getting Older The Brain – Master of Time

• Clear and enlightening explanations for the aging of the brain, the primary agent of overall aging.

Alain Sauteraud

I Can't Stop Washing, Checking, Counting Living with a Compulsive-Obsessive Disorder

Alain Sauteraud

I Can't Stop Washing, Checking, Counting Living with a Compulsive-Obsessive Disorder

Jacques Tassin

I Believe in Trees

A text that translates the sensory experience of an encounter with a tree and renders understandable the importance of its presence and the invisible interaction that connects us to it.

Laura Arnal, Charlotte Guttinger

I Beat Lyme’s Disease

With climate change, there is a risk of a proliferation of ticks and contractions of the disease. The book reads like a novel; alongside the main story, other accounts illuminate the struggles of Lyme disease sufferers.