“We received a very good welcome”: in Lannion, a successful first edition for the Bouquinists of the Léguer

Passers -by stroll between the books of books, on the Quai d’Aiguillon, in Lannion. In addition, The space was invested, for a day, by seven second -hand book stands, the “Bouquinists of the bequeath”.

Everyone is looking among works of all kinds, from the Pocket Book to the Pleiade via the comic strip. Consequently, “I look at what would be interesting. Therefore, you have to find the rare pearl,” said Etienne in front of a book department dedicated to Brittany. For example, In the neighboring stand. However, that of Manon Bleuzen, organizer of the event, the works dedicated to the region were very successful. Moreover, “But I have not yet sold a story of Lannion,” she is surprised.

A very good welcome – "we received very good welcome":

This second -hand book market is a first in Lannion. Usually. the majority of booksellers present exercise in other cities in Brittany, notably at the Place Sainte-Anne’s book market, in Rennes, but also in Perros-Guirec, Paimpol or Binic. If they had doubts about the success of the event, they find that the Lannionnais are finally there. “We received a very good welcome!” People were there even before we had time to finish settled this morning, ”says Anne-Charlotte Blanchard, second-hand bookseller. Visitors were also able to sell books to booksellers, always looking for a renewal of their stock.

“I think that in Lannion. there is an audience that is interested in the book, as an object and for its content,” observes Manon Bleuzen. It also appreciates the environment in which the market “we received very good welcome”: takes place, on the new space furnished quay of Aiguillon. “At seven, we have enough space, and customers can circulate well,” she observes. Dikos, which holds a neighboring stand, adds, pointing to the bequeath and Sainte-Anne “and then the setting is very pretty! »»

A punk stand too

Behind its Abracadabroum stand, Dikos stands out from other sellers. He sells you youth comics, but also, and above all, vinyls. And not just any: “I am specialized in punk, in everything that is independent and alternative,” he explains. An audience perhaps different, but very present: “I met some punks,” says the bookist.

“We have good feedback, we are asked when we come back,” concludes Manon Bleuzen. The smooth running of this second -hand book market encourages him to participate in the Thursday market, in Lannion. And even before the end of the day. she said she was open to a next edition “we received very good welcome”: of the event in 2026.