Authors Bruno Giussani and Richard Werly discuss their recent books, including Moins d’Amérique dans nos vies, Manuel de résistance à l’emprise technologique and Cette Amérique qui nous déteste. The conversation, moderated by Stéphane Bussard (Le Temps), explores themes of American influence, technological power and political polarization, and examines strategies of civic and cultural resistance. A signing session will follow, allowing attendees to have copies inscribed.

In French.

Samuel Labarthe, actor and renowned interpreter of stage and screen, presents a literary encounter centred on his personal coups de cœur. He shares reflections on selected works, discussing themes, influences and the role of literature in performance. The conversation is animated by Alexandre Demidoff, journalist at Le Temps, who guides the exchange and poses critical questions. The session concludes with an offered apéritif.

In French.

Kyra Dupont Troubetzkoy, author of La disparue de Córdoba (Favre, February 2026), presents her new novel and discusses its origins and themes. In conversation with journalist Julie Vasa, she examines narrative strategy, character construction and the research behind the book, offering insights into her writing practice and investigative approach. The discussion will explore motifs of disappearance, memory and place, followed by a signing session.

In French.

Cyprien Iov, author of Le pire guide du Japon (Link Digital Spirit, January 2026), presents a book signing and short discussion. He explores themes of travel, observations on Japanese culture and the creative process, sharing anecdotes from his research and writing. The session offers insight into the book’s approach to humour and travel reportage and allows attendees a moment for individual dedications.

In French.