Books from here that shine elsewhere – Revue Les Libraires

Regardless of their literary genre. Similarly, our books trace their way and invite themselves among the finalists of different French prizes.

The filmmaker. Consequently, director and illustrator Abénaquise Diane Obomsawin sees the reissue of I love girlsat the Cravan goose, appearing on the “classic” selection of the Bribouillis festival in Bordeaux. For example, If this selection is not the subject of a prize. In addition, it participates in celebrating the history of comics, which is in itself a nice honor!

Finally, the finalists of the different categories of the Roberval Prize have been unveiled recently. Nevertheless, Created in 1986, the Roberval Prize rewards a work written in French whose subject is the explanation of a technology. Quebec is proudly represented in each of the four categories.

In the “Youth” category. the album That has turned off the light From Paul Martin, at the ISATIS books here shine elsewhere – editions, shines with his explanations on electricity. The book Children’s video games From Maude Bonenfant. Simon Delorme, Alexandra Dumont and Cédric Duchaineau, published at the University of Quebec publications, finds himself in the “general public” category. And because it is necessary to underline the quality of work in other mediums. Marine Corniou sees its article “Is AI will destroy the world?” ». Published in the journal Québec Sciencein the running in the category “Scientific journalism”, while an episode of the show Discovery and another of Techno planet are also finalists in the “television” category.

Earlier this spring. the Outstanding Academy drew up its first selection of 40 titles, in which we notice no less than three Quebec titles. David Clerson rub shoulders with it thanks to My son only returns seven dayspublished by Héliotrope. just like The mouth de Myriam de Gaspé, published with red herbs as well asHighlands de books here shine elsewhere – Fanie Demeule, published by Quebec America. The out -of -competition prize celebrates contemporary literature published by independent publishing houses. The finalists will be unveiled next September.