The Two Kingdoms
In a swashbuckling novel that wears its learning lightly, Eric-Emmanuel Schmitt takes on several fascinating civilisations and presents two visions of the human condition still in contest to this day ...
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In a swashbuckling novel that wears its learning lightly, Eric-Emmanuel Schmitt takes on several fascinating civilisations and presents two visions of the human condition still in contest to this day ...
“Maria Callas? You wait, she’ll soon have sunk into obscurity...”
Walking where it all began Discover the first reviews.
Continuing his journey through the history of humankind, Noam wakes up from a long sleep on the banks of the Nile in 1650 BC and launches into an exhilarating tour of Memphis. Discover the first revi...
Paradis perdus (Paradise Lost) opened La Traversée des temps (Crossing time), a unique adventure story, with Heaven’s Gate as volume II. Discover the first reviews.
In Traversée des temps (Crossing Time), Eric-Emmanuel Schmitt has set himself a momentous challenge: to tell the history of humanity in the form of a novel. Discover the first reviews
In the bookshops from 1 September Four lives, four tales in which, with a formidable flair for the psychological thriller, Eric-Emmanuel Schmitt explores the darkest, most violent feelings that gover...
In the bookshops on 15/02/2017 For the first time, Eric-Emmanuel Schmitt has agreed to a book of interviews about his childhood, his multiple vocations and his life.
Eric-Emmanuel Schmitt’s five most recent plays, performed throughout the world, are brought together in a single volume.
After Night of Fire, Eric-Emmanuel Schmitt continues his exploration of the spiritual mysteries in a disturbing novel that powerfully blends philosophy with suspense. Read the first reviews
New edition of the novel Ulysses from Baghdad published by Livre de Poche editions with an introduction, foreword and afterword by the author.
At the bookshops from 3 September 2015 Audio-book read by the author at a bookshop on 2 December 2015. I was born twice, once in Lyon in 1960 and once in the Sahara in 1989. One night can chang...