Founded in 1975 by Marlyse Pietri, Éditions Zoé has grown alongside the countercultures of the 1960s, focusing on contemporary and heritage literature. The house publishes works from French-speaking Switzerland, France, and translations from German, English, Italian, and Romansh.
For its anniversary, Caroline Coutau will highlight the editorial journey, celebrating award-winning works, adaptations, and the expanding team. Bruno Pellegrino (writer and publisher) and Anne-Sophie Subilia (author) will explore key works, including Le hibou et la baleine by Nicolas Bouvier and the complete works of Gustave Roud, showcasing the house’s evolving impact on literature.
In French.
