About
ALeP ...
An organization with a publishing vocation, was created to overcome the difficulties encountered by many writers in having their works published. Those who have opted for self-publishing do not find in this choice a satisfactory answer. We therefore propose the contributions of a structure that offers advice and support from printing to distribution, thus simplifying the task of those whose job is first and foremost to write.
We opt for the quality of the works published more than the quantity, favoring careful work which should allow us to stand out and promote the work of those who will offer their works.
Collection: Technique and Anticipation.
Océane Giordani, a state graduate in architecture, is passionate about travel, reading and writing.
She is interested in ecological and societal issues. She has developed innovative actions in terms of regional planning aimed at implementing cultural projects as tools for social cohesion.
Oceane Giordani
Collection: literature and history.
Jean Pierre Paumier, engineer and academic, had an eclectic career, ranging from major international scientific projects to withdrawal to Brittany.
Passionate about travel, reading and the sea, he began writing in 2004 and has just published his fifteenth work.
Jean Pierre Paumier
General literature
A man of reading who has spent more than forty years of his life in the service of books, Gilbert Kerleau has done us the honor of becoming a member of ALeP. He has set himself the mission of giving a voice to discreet authors who deserve to find their audience. His advice is invaluable to us.
Gilbert Kerleau
Anglo-Saxon Literature
Fiction, Memoir, Political Theory, Psychoanalysis Billy Howell teaches Literature and Advanced Composition. He received his PhD in English from Oklahoma State University in 2015 and his MFA in Fiction from the University of New Mexico in 2007. He is the author of numerous short stories and essays. His essay "How to Leave Your Mother" was particularly cited in the Best American Essays of 2011.
Billy Howell
Text analysis and control
Ronan Allard has spent his entire career as an executive at a major French telephone operator. From major projects, managing submarine cables to major land-based projects, including the installation of fiber optics, he took advantage of an opportunity to return to his native Brittany. A committed and connected man, he brings his dynamism and hands-on skills to ALeP. A voracious reader, he sniffs out spelling mistakes with the precision of a Swiss watchmaker.
Ronan Allard
Edouard Brasey
Collection: Fantastic
Edouard Brasey, a graduate of ESSEC, Sciences Po and Law, with a DEA in Film Studies, pursued a career as a journalist before devoting himself entirely to writing. He is the author of more than 80 works in 35 years, several of which have been bestsellers, translated abroad and awarded prizes such as the Imaginales d'Épinal prize or the Merlin prize. The genres he most readily explores are fantasy, the marvelous, dystopia, historical saga and contemporary thriller.
