Éditions Le Manuscrit

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Éditions Le Manuscrit is a French publishing house.

History

Founded in 2000 by Christian Berst, an art gallery owner and specialist in outsider art, in the chapitre.com line which he had also co-founded and headed^[1]^[2] it was taken over at the end of 2001 by financier Nicolas Philippe^[3] then by éditions StoryLab in 2015.

Its catalogue now includes around 7000 books, available in all formats.^[4]

Collections

References

^ (in French) « Édition électronique : métamorphoses du lecteur et de l'auteur », Fabula, 2 December 2002.
^ (in French) Portrait of Christian Berst by Lea Chauvel Levy, 1 December 2016.
^ (in French) « Nicolas Philippe intéressé par le pôle édition français de Vivendi » by Nathalie Silbert, in Les Echos, 10 September 2002.
^ (in French) "Cyberédition : le prix à payer" article de Nicole Maïon in Le Figaro, 10 September 2005.