Grasset

Grasset is a French publishing house founded in 1907 by Bernard Grasset. It is part of the Hachette Livre group. Grasset is known for publishing a wide range of literary works, including novels, essays, biographies, and historical accounts. The publishing house has a strong reputation for launching new authors and has published numerous acclaimed writers throughout its history.

Over the decades, Grasset has played a significant role in French literary and intellectual life. It has been instrumental in bringing important works to the public and has been associated with many prize-winning books, including recipients of the Prix Goncourt, the Académie Française prize, and other prestigious literary awards. The house has a diverse catalog, reflecting a commitment to both popular appeal and literary quality.

Grasset's editorial policy emphasizes originality and diversity in its selections. They are known for their rigorous editorial process and their dedication to nurturing literary talent. The publishing house continues to be a major player in the French book market, contributing to the richness and vitality of contemporary French literature and thought.