MultiKulti Éditions launches a collection to “make the invisible visible”

MultiKulti Éditions launches a collection to “make the invisible visible”
MultiKulti Éditions launches a collection to “make the invisible visible”

With the guiding principle of questioning societal norms, this collection highlights sensitive social subjects, through fictional stories and other journalistic investigations.

Their ” ADN ? make the invisible visible ». Each work aims to challenge stereotypes and offer an inclusive, although sometimes destabilizing, message. All in a hybrid format where literature mixes with other forms of expression, such as cinema, music and videos.

Read between the lines (and codes)

Each published text becomes an enhanced book thanks to QR codes integrated at the end of each work. These codes open a parallel world of digital content that enriches the reading experience.

Pour On the tipsby Marie Vanaret, a flashcode provides access to a unique exchange she had with Gilles Pialoux, clinician and expert in epidemics. Another redirects to the short film Bomaye!produced by the author herself.

A life struck by an epidemic, a woman's journey, rebellious and abundant, at the crossroads of the margins. A captivating text that challenges the norms. “A glaring indecency. Don't run into the sea foam, cut through the water under the sun. Don't rush down the stairs four at a time, with your dress lifting with happiness, and throw yourself into the arms of the one you love. So, let's take out the lipstick.

Bright red. A diaper, blood, wound. Two layers, attack, standard. Three coats, it shines, it's so beautiful. Sensuality. Easy. We take you, we carry you, we love you, we roll you, we fuck you. The beautiful thing. Possessed. Tied up. Walled up. »

A post-epidemic story, constantly on the edge of the explosion. From post-war to the 2000s, from silence to cry. From rage to cunning. From seduction to love.

A constant play with stereotypes and unexpected connections. Marie Vanaret lives in . Author, director and director, she favors the expression of bodies, working with dancers.

— Presentation of On the tips by Marie Vanaret

And bang! by Marc Cheb Sun offers a flashcode which leads to an interview with researcher Tristan Boursier, specialist in radical rights. Another code gives access to the original soundtrack of the novel, composed and performed by the author himself.

A hallucinatory thriller, frenzied punk energy, against a backdrop of racial struggles in the Basque Country. In the Basque Country, near the thermal establishment run with an iron fist by Jeanne Labrume, Lucien, Kevin and FilOne rap every evening on the Place de l'Église. Three young rural whites brought up on the sound of black American ghettos. There is also Father Jean who welcomes pilgrims on their way to Santiago de Compostela.

One night, shortly after leaving the spa where he works, a young man disappears on the path along the river. And he's a young black man. Another night, fiery crosses ignite by the river.

— Presentation of And bang! by Marc Cheb Sun

Rap to the quickby Soufyan Heutte expands the dimension of fiction by sending readers to videos that simulate media reactions to the murders in his novel: television debates, interviews and live Snapchat, to blur the boundaries between reality and fiction…

Ronsard, a Criminal Inspector, is a cop unlike any other. A cop with flair. When he encounters a killer – also one of a kind – a mental hunt begins. A young recruit will support this experienced police officer in pursuit of the mysterious killer. Cutthroats of women in an aesthetic killing. These murders shake the entire society, causing hatred to erupt. Lives are crossed, impacted by these trails of blood.

And it’s a hip-hop soundtrack that will punctuate this macabre game of cat and mouse. Of the lion and the fox.

— Presentation of Rap to the quick,the Soufyan Heutte

Finally, if the previous titles presented are already available, the investigation book 100% inclusiveEast scheduled for May 2025. For this, flashcodes will lead to videos on the group's media, where citizens and personalities will discuss the themes addressed: racism, Islamophobia, anti-Semitism, etc.

At the heart of this collection, characters are the drivers of change. MultiKulti features protagonists who challenge stereotypes: young adults confronted with social challenges, stories that mix genres and identities.

We therefore suggest that you leave the highway and take a more winding… but exciting exit together.

— Multicultural

This initiative by MultiKulti Éditions is part of a collaborative approach, initiated by MultiKulti Média, the media behind the D'ailleurs & D'ici platform. The collection was co-designed with Catherine Argand, former collection director at Rivages/Payot, former co-director of Éditions Alma and journalist at Culture.

Image Credits: MultiKulti Editions

Par Sara Verrecchia
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