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Multikulti Editions, a collection against all forms of discrimination
Forget standard bestsellers and explore a collection of works that fearlessly challenge the status quo and amplify silenced perspectives. Join a thoughtful conversation with inspiring authors who weave fiction and journalism together to rethink what community really looks like in today's world.
LIBRAIRIE L'ARBRE A LETTRES (Paris 12th)
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On Wednesday, October 14, 2026, the L’Arbre à lettres bookstore hosts a discussion featuring Multikulti Editions. Part of the 10th Parisian Week Against Discrimination, this event focuses on intersectionality and giving voice to marginalized perspectives. The session is free to attend and fully accessible, welcoming wheelchair users, the deaf or hard of hearing, the blind or visually impaired, and individuals with cognitive disabilities. Moderated by Catherine Argand, the evening features authors Réjane d’Espirac and Marc Chebsun as they explore contemporary social dynamics through their latest works.
As a reminder, the 10th edition of the Paris Week against Discrimination (SPLCD) will be held from October 10 to 17, 2026, and will focus on intersectionality as its central theme. A central theme at Multikulti Editions, a literary space founded by the Parisian association Multikulti Media.
Dedicated to social issues related to gender, origins, lifestyles, exclusions, norms, resistance, and rebellion, Multikulti alternates:
- IMPACTFUL FICTION, featuring characters, imaginaries, and stories that grapple with tensions, challenge monolithic visions, and explore the possibilities of a common good.
- A JOURNALISTIC COLLECTION that explores our pluralities and sheds light on the exclusions in our society – while promoting inclusive solutions, in service of an open and inclusive society.
OCTOBER 14 AT L'ARBRE A LETTRES BOOKSTORE ; Credits : Multikulti Multikulti Editions ; Credits : MultikultiWednesday, October 14, 2026, at 7:00 PM, a meeting at L’arbre à lettres bookstore in Paris with Réjane d’Espirac for Ils seront nos enfants, and Marc Chebsun for Not a love song. The meeting will be moderated by Catherine Argand.
The DNA of MultiKulti Éditions is to "make the invisible visible," to develop a societal and literary discourse that places innovative imaginaries and writing styles at the center of its catalog, from demanding journalism to listening to a plural France.
Livres Hebdo, Multikulti editionsOur take on this event
Join us on Wednesday, October 14, 2026, from 19:00 to 21:00 at the L’Arbre à lettres bookstore in the 12th arrondissement of Paris for an evening dedicated to literature and social awareness. This event is a highlight of the 10th Parisian Week Against Discrimination, focusing specifically on the theme of intersectionality.
The discussion centers on Multikulti Editions, a publishing house dedicated to highlighting overlooked social realities through both fiction and journalism. Authors Réjane d’Espirac, author of "Ils seront nos enfants," and Marc Chebsun, author of "Not a love song," will discuss their writing process in a conversation moderated by Catherine Argand.
Attendance is free of charge. The bookstore is committed to inclusivity and provides full accessibility for wheelchair users, people with cognitive disabilities, and the blind or visually impaired. Support for the deaf and hard of hearing is also available, including sign language interpretation.
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