Jailed! Four of our five ladies find themselves locked up in the penitentiary. Life in the big-house is already hard enough, but when you’re four women in a men’s prison, it gets so unbearably hard that there’s no time to fool around—barely have they moved into their shared cell, and they’re already planning their escape. Even in the highly-regimented world of incarceration, the ladies always make it unclear exactly who’s in charge, who wields the power, and who is tilting one side or other of the scales of justice
Mères Anonymes – Intégrale
At M.A., Mothers Anonymous, we talk frankly about motherhood. Not about “how extraordinary it is to become a mother”! Far from the talk of girlfriends, the clichés of magazines and the stories of grandmothers in the subway, we recount personal experiences, anxieties, failures… And this integral edition collects both Mères Anonymes and A la recherche du nouveau père, where Philippe, a new and slightly disregarded arrival at M.A., reflects on his status as a ‘new dad’.
Vingt-décembre chroniques de l’abolition
In 1841, 12-year-old Edmond, a young slave of Mr. Ferreol Sellier-Beaumont, a landowner on Reunion Island, discovered the process of artificial fertilization of vanilla. The technical procedure he invented, simple, fast, and efficient, was a worldwide revolution in the cultivation of vanilla, and was adopted almost everywhere in the world. Even though it made the island extremely wealthy, Edmond did not make any profit from it. Though he suffers a fall from grace and spends time in prison, in the end he triumphs against all odds, becoming a popular figure, a man of roguish charm, joyful, and eternal.
