Grasset

I don't know.

Grasset does a lot of our cover design and all of that, so she CC'd on many of my freak-outs.

[laughs]

So as late as, as yesterday.

It was impossible, so it seemed to me, to live, to endure life without writing.

In 2007, Grasset published her final novel, Ni Vous Sans Moi, Ni Moi Sans Vous.

The story is focused around the Pagode, near the Etain d'Ixelles in Brussels, a house constructed by Bram van Stockel, an architect and admirer of the Art Nouveau architect, Victor Pierre Horta, 1861 to 1947.

Bram's architect nephew, Mark, lives in the pagode with his young male partner, Siggy.

Right, so it's sort of watch this space.

Who is publishing with Grasset.

So that's one of the ones to look out for.

What else? What are the big ones?

Oh,

I see.

OK, so it's huge and it's a debut novel and it's out in Crassus.

And it's out in French, a French-Canadian book about migration.