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Benjamin Lacombe and Mickaël Brun-Arnaud signing session at Fnac Forum des Halles!

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Oct 21Free

Benjamin Lacombe and Mickaël Brun-Arnaud signing session at Fnac Forum des Halles!

Dive into the heart of the Tales of Bellecorce! Authors Benjamin Lacombe and Mickaël Brun-Arnaud will be present for an exclusive signing session on Wednesday, October 21st, at Fnac Forum des Halles, for the release of their new book "L'atelier Grand Feuille". A unique meeting with two major figures of illustration and children's literature! *Free event, registration via L'Éclaireur Fnac only.

Fnac Forum des Halles (Paris 1st)

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Since his beginnings, Benjamin Lacombe has been committed to sharing his universe with the public; a poetic and dreamlike universe, imbued with numerous references. Published in 14 languages and with 3 million copies sold worldwide, he is today one of the leading representatives of the new French illustration.

After studying psychology, Mickaël Brun-Arnaud worked in hospitals for ten years supporting people with Alzheimer's disease and neurodegenerative diseases, before creating a bookstore specializing in manga and Japanese culture and dedicating himself to writing.

Our take on this event

Deep dive into a universe where dreams meet reality during this exclusive session with two visionary creators. Located right in the middle of the city, this is your chance to get your books signed by icons of illustration and heartfelt storytelling.

The Fnac Forum des Halles hosts an exclusive signing session with illustrator Benjamin Lacombe and author Mickaël Brun-Arnaud on Wednesday, October 21, 2026, from 18:00 to 20:00. This is a unique opportunity to meet two prominent creative figures who have left a lasting mark on contemporary literature and illustration. Whether you are a long-time admirer of Lacombe's dreamy visuals or interested in the human-centric narrative approach of Brun-Arnaud, this evening promises a rich exchange. The event is free of charge, but please be aware that access is strictly granted upon registration via the official portal. The venue is fully wheelchair accessible.

Join us at the Fnac Forum des Halles for an intimate afternoon dedicated to literature and art. On Wednesday, October 21, 2026, from 18:00 to 20:00, illustrator Benjamin Lacombe and writer Mickaël Brun-Arnaud will be present to sign their works and meet their readers. It is an ideal occasion to discover the stories and processes behind their celebrated books.

Benjamin Lacombe has established himself as a leading light in French illustration, with his poetic, fantasy-filled work translated into 14 languages and selling over three million copies globally. He is joined by Mickaël Brun-Arnaud, whose writing is deeply influenced by a decade of healthcare experience supporting patients with neurodegenerative diseases, as well as his background as a specialist bookstore owner.

While the event is free to attend, you must secure your spot by registering in advance through the L'Éclaireur Fnac link. Please ensure your registration is confirmed before heading to 1-7 rue Pierre Lescot in the 1st arrondissement. The venue offers full wheelchair access, ensuring a welcoming environment for every visitor.

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