The Little Prince in America 1943 - 2013 The Little Prince - 70th anniversary T L P 70
The Little Prince in America 1943
« In all fairy tales — and I mean fairy tales and not tarradidles — the writer sooner or later gives away his secret. Sometimes he does it deliberately, sometimes unconsciously. But give it away he must, for that is a law of the fairy tale’s being — you must provide the key. Antoine de Saint-Exupéry, in this new book ‘The Little Prince’, has honorably obeyed the law. He makes us wait for the secret no longer than the second chapter. ‘‘So I lived my life alone.’’ he says, ‘‘without any one I could really talk to’’. There it is. A clear and unequivocal statement, a confession as bitter as aloes and familiar as the day. [...] ‘The Little Prince’ certainly has the three essentials required by children’s books. It is true in the most inward sense, it offers no explanations and it has a moral. But this particular moral attaches the book to the grown-up world rather than the nursery. To be understood it needs a heart streched to the utmost by suffering and love, the kind of a heart that, luckily, is not often found in children [...] Children quite naturally see with the heart, the essential is clearly visible to 2 them. The little fox will move them simply by being a fox. They will not need his secret until they have forgotten it and have to find it again. »
Pamela L. Travers, writer of ‘Mary Poppins’, New York Herald Tribune, Weekly Book Review, April 11, 1943.
« ‘The Little Prince’ is a parabole for grown people in the guise of a simple story for children — a fable with delightful, delicate pictures of the little Prince on his adventurings. It is a lovely story in itself which covers a poetic, yearning philosophy — not the sort of fable that can be tacked down neatly at its four cornes but rather reflections on what are real matters of consequence.. »
Beatrice Sherman The New York Times Book Review, April 11, 1943.
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The Little Prince in America 2013
three countries France, USA, Canada
three cities Paris New York Montreal
two major periods April and October 2013
Introduction
3 The Antoine de Saint-Exupéry estate – d’Agay, Editions Gallimard and Houghton Mifflin Harcourt and several partners in France and the United States would like to celebrate the Little Prince’s 70th American anniversary, starting April 2013 and running through to 2014 for the release of Mark Osborne’s movie. Several events will be held in New York, Montreal and Northport, strengthening the bonds that unite the two continents.
The Little Prince was first published by Reynal & Hitchcock on April 6, 1943, in both English and French editions. Since its birth in the United States the book has become the most-read and most-translated literary work in the world, currently available in nearly 270 languages. A genuine publishing phenomenon, The Little Prince transcends time and space, presenting successive generations of young and adult readers with a vision of strong and universal – yet not always easily expressed – themes. Saint-Exupéry’s vision is not so much a ‘message’ as an ode to friendship, a wave of goodness that reminds us of things humanity should not forget.
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Program
The publishing world April 2013
A wide-ranging publishing program will launch in April 2013 in the United States, as Houghton Mifflin Harcourt publishes three new editions of the work: • The Little Prince 70th Anniversary boxed set, including an audio CD read by Viggo Mortensen. • A new edition of The Little Prince with an introduction by Gregory Maguire • A new edition of the graphic novel by Joann Sfar An e-book version for tablets will also be published.
Also in April 2013, Gallimard will publish the following: • A biography of Saint-Exupéry by Virgil Tanase (Folio Biographie collection) • Anniversary edition of The Little Prince with original and unpublished folder • An enhanced, folio-sized edition of The Little Prince, with illustrations • An enhanced e-book edition of The Little Prince with video and audio • A reproduction of the original Little Prince manuscript, currently preserved at 4 the Morgan Pierpont Library in New York (Fall 2013) As well as various editions of The Little Prince animated series.
Paris Week of 10-18 April 2013
• Wednesday April 10, 2013, launch evening for The Little Prince 70th Anniversary, Hotel de la Salle, rue Gaston Gallimard, 75006 Paris. • Thursday April 11, 2013, 10:30 AM, Press conference regarding the Anniversary with announcement of the movie adaptation of the book, directed by Mark Osborne; the director will take part; exhibition visit followed by lunch cocktails. • 11-18 April 2013, Exhibition of Antoine de Saint-Exupéry’s original drawings, lent by the Museum of Letters and Manuscripts, the Estate, Gallimard and various private collections (1,000 invitations to be sent out by the partners. • Conferences and round tables (by invitation) • A “Creators’ Event” at the CNL (Centre National du Livre), Hotel d’Avejan, 53 rue de Verneuil, on the theme of ‘How the book influenced my career as an artist’
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United States program
New York Starting February 2013 • “The Odyssey of the Little Prince” program, aimed at public school students in New York as well as at French-speaking schools and children newly arrived in the United States (Africa & Haiti), in collaboration with libraries. • International ”Create Bonds” contest for young people aged 5-17.
New York 22-26 April 2013 Events planned
• The Little Prince Anniversary event: Philippe Forest talk on the subject of ‘The Little Prince and Peter Pan’; screening of an unannounced film; dinner cocktails • Barbara Hutt’s dramatization of Letter to a Hostage.
New York In planning • Interactive ‘Draw Your Planet’ Mural/Street Art. • Contemporary creations and activities in Bryant Park relating to The Little 5 Prince; links with NY schools [planning stage; looking for sponsors].
Montreal Octobrer 2013 en cours • International The Little Prince colloquium with Thomas de Koninck. • “The Odyssey of the Little Prince” program with schools and libraries. • Interactive ‘Draw Your Planet’ Mural/Street Art. • Exhibition project “Saint-Exupéry – The Little Prince”. • Screening of “Saint-Exupéry in America”. • Concert by Michaël Levinas, pianist and composer.
Northport octobre 2013 A day in Northport; currently under development.
New York prévisions 2014 • Press conference around Mark Osborne’s Little Prince movie. • LIVE evening at NYPL (Paul Holdengräber – Mark Osborne) [not confirmed]. • Large Little Prince exhibitions in Paris and New York (Gallimard, Morgan Library and Museum, etc.).
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“The Odyssey of the Little Prince” program
bilingual posters “The Odyssey of the Little Prince”
Over 1,000 bilingual posters will be distributed to schoolrooms and libraries across New York City. This brand new program will teach the New York-based history of The Little Prince, including the two cultures (French and American) that are inextricably linked in its origins. The program also provides a game- based approach to the story and to its philosophy and poetry, providing an introduction to the universal humanist ideals contained in Antoine de Saint- Exupéry’s work. The target audience includes young Americans but also bilingual children such as French-speakers who have recently arrived in the United States. The Little Prince is the French literary work that is the most read and the most translated throughout the world (270 languages and dialects).
The first poster provides historical background information on the book’s birth in America, including: a biography of Antoine de Saint- Exupéry, an illustrated chronology of his works, original quotes to provide a better understanding 6 of the story, and portraits of the Little Prince’s French and American friends (Jean Renoir, Annabella, James Dean, Orson Welles, etc.) The second poster focuses on the Little Prince’s world and communicates some of the basic ideas, key-words and quotes of the story. Young people are invited to take part in the international Create Bonds contest.
Teachers can use the posters as a teaching and entertainment tool in order to introduce children to the eponymous character’s extraordinary adventures and to begin a more detailed reading of the text itself.
Elements contained in the posters will be available for download at www.creerdesliens.com
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“The Odyssey of the Little Prince” program
International ‘Create Bonds’ contest © Joann Sfar - Gallimard Supported by Joann Sfar, Takahiro Matsuo et Corinne Janier.
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Share your artistic creations online!
The create bonds contest is available in multiple languages: French, English, Spanish, Brazilian Portuguese, Korean, Chinese, Japanese, Arabic, Russian, 7 German, Italian, Turkish, Romanian, Polish, and more. Open to all children aged 5-17 (classes, associations, individuals), and each age group will be awarded its own prize. The aim of the contest is to emphasize the values of humanism, fraternity and tolerance so dear to Antoine de Saint-Exupéry and to inspire creativity among the younger generation. While French is given some preference, other languages are not ignored. The contest is sponsored by Joanne Sfar, whose Little Prince graphic novel won the Youth Essential prize at the Angoulême International Comics Festival in 2009 (awarded by 9-14 year olds), as well as by Yakahiro Matsuo and Corinne Janier. The create bonds site offers many exchange and sharing opportunities for young writers, including testimonials from Little Prince readers from all over the world.
For 5 à 9 years old The Little Prince illustrated alphabet book. Production: 2-D artwork and/or writing a short essay. For 10 à 13 years old The Little Prince discovers new planets. Production: Short story or comic. For 14 à 17 years old The Little Prince meets an inhabitant of Earth for the first time. Production: Short story or video; animation, photomontage, film, etc. (approximately 1 to 3 minutes).
Details on the website www.creerdesliens.com
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Events
New York semaine du 22 au 28 avril 2013
Saint-Exupéry with M and Mrs Reynal, New York
Several evening events are under 8 development for the week of 22- 26 April 2013, including a party with a talk given by Philippe Forest, the screening of a short film and a dinner cocktail. There will also be pending two performances of Letter to a Hostage.
Saint-Exupéry et Bernard Lamotte sur le toit du « bocal » à New York
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New York le 26 avril 2013
The Little Prince Anniversary Event Conference followed by a screening and cocktails Speech by Philippe Forest « The Little Prince and Peter Pan » Peter Pan and the Little Prince both belong to a very small and select group of 20th century fictional characters who have attained almost mythical status, taking their place in the world of children’s legends alongside Andersen’s fairy-tale heroes, Collodi’s Pinocchio and Lewis Carroll’s Alice. There are numerous similarities between J. M. Barrie’s child who will not grow up and Saint-Exupéry’s child fallen from the stars – and yet, few have attempted to draw any comparisons between the two. This is the subject covered by French author Philippe Forest, whose novels The Eternal Child (1997) and The Century of Clouds (2010) respectively reimagined Barrie’s work and referenced Saint-Exupéry. New York is the ideal place to pay homage to characters that, while they were born from Old World literature, entered the world only because Americans were the first 9 to believe in them: through Frohman, who produced Barrie’s play in London and on Broadway in 1904/1905, and through Reynal & Hitchcock, who published Saint- Exupéry’s book in New York in 1943. Peter Pan and The Little Prince benefit from being read side by side in order tofully illuminate the poetic and pathetic depth of these fables of loss and desire, fables aimed at readers of all ages with their lesson that childhood should never be lost.
Philippe Forest is a Professor of Literature at the University of Nantes and has authored numerous literary essays, most of which have been published by Éditions Cécile Defaut. He works on the monthly Art Press magazine and on the NRF (Nouvelle Revue française) magazine, of which he is joint editor in chief. He has published several novels through Gallimard, including his most recent work, ‘Schrödinger’s Cat’ (2013) and ‘The Century of Clouds’ (2010); this latter novel won the Grand Prize for Literature at the Aéro-Club de France in 2011. He has written an article on Saint-Exupéry entitled ‘À la ligne’ (‘Starting a new line’) for the NRF’s special issue dedicated to ‘A Century of the NRF’. Another article, ‘Chacun est seul responsable de tous. Morale de Saint-Exupéry’ (‘We are each solely responsible for all. Saint-Exupéry’s moral’) in which he examines the idea of responsibility in Saint-Exupéry’s work, will shortly be published in the NRF’s collection entitled ‘Saint-Exupéry, Un engagement singulier’ (‘Saint-Exupéry: a singular commitment’). His novel Sarinagara (awarded the Prix Décembre 2004) was published by Mercury House in 2008 based on a translation by Pascale Torracinta. L P P 70 Paris - New York - Montréal The Little Prince - 70th anniversary T L P 70
New York les 22 et 24 avril 2013
Lettre à un otage d’Antoine de Saint-Exupéry
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in French time 1h Barbara HUTT Stage direction With Thibault PERRENOUD Gaëlle ESTÈVE (rope, aerial artist) Pierre RAGU Music composer and performer Geneviève SOUBIROU Frédéric LAURENT Light engineer and creator Co-produced by Hamlet Fabrik / Succession Saint-Exupéry – d’Agay © Éditions Gallimard© Éditions Gallimard
April 22, 2013 pending April 24, 2013
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Letter to a Hostage Presentation
It is through its stage version that we plan to discover Antoine de Saint-Exupéry’s Letter to a Hostage, a work which exemplifies his humanist vision. Published in the United States in 1943 (the same year as The Little Prince), both works are dedicated to his novelist friend Léon Werth, who ‘lives in France where he is hungry and cold’, and who is Jewish. Written amid the upheaval of the Second World War, Letter
Saint-Exupéry, autoportrait, 1919 to a Hostage is autobiographical. Initially intended to be no more than a preface to his friend’s publishing project entitled 33 Days, it became a powerful work in its own right. Throughout the text Saint-Exupéry extols his most fundamental values: friendship, with its absolute demands, unshakeable faith, and potential brotherhood. It emphasizes the bonds that tie man to himself and those that tie men to each other. Letter to a Hostage is a strong and intimate work, a poetic rallying-cry – ‘Man must respect Man!’ – but also a cry for reason and resistance, for a return of light amid darkness. The author tries to find his way through devastation and disaster, using autobiographical events to recover a sense of the goodness of life. 11 In December 1940 a tormented and despairing Antoine de Saint-Exupéry boards the Siboney in Portugal, bound for the United States. Demobilized after his work with Reconnaissance Group II/33, he suffers strong doubts that Nazi occupation of France can ever be overcome. Powerless and grieving, he tears himself away from
his native land, his family and his friends Siboney (having learned in Lisbon that a close friend of his, Guillaumet, had gone missing in action). And yet it is in the midst of this darkness of the soul that he somehow finds within himself a way to carry on, by thinking of others, of absent friends, by remembering solitude in a crowd and fragile moments of happiness. Addressed to his friend, the hostage, and to all hostages – those under German occupation, the ‘forty million’ Frenchmen – Saint-Exupéry’s private and personal words acquire a universal meaning. Step by step the reader follows the author’s path to the rebirth of self and hope, and Letter to a Hostage acquires a gripping, paradoxical beauty.
Antoine de Saint-Exupéry vanished during a mission in 1944, never learning the ultimate outcome of the war.
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“Draw your planet” Street Art mural project
New York Montréal
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The public will be invited to add their creative vision to a street mural. Covered in neutral paint, Kaléidoscope the wall invites children and ‘grown-ups’ to draw their own planet. To provide a better visual effect, colored planets will be in the background. A number of kaleidoscopes could be inserted into the wall that the public can view through small holes.
The mural could also be created inside. Seeking sponsors.
Project developed by Delphine Lacroix with the assistance of Maud Aptekar
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Exhibition project: The Little Prince in Bryant Park
Exhibition date: TBD
Situated in the middle of Manhattan next to the venerable New York Public Library, Bryant Park is a haven of peace and offers a different yet lively pace amid the hustle and bustle of the city. The park and its “fairy-tale lawn” are an ideal location for events based on The Little Prince. Indeed, Saint-Exupéry liked to stroll not far from this little corner of heaven in 1941-1943, and it was near here that the Little Prince was born.
A Little Prince exhibition at Bryant Park would therefore provide an ideal opportunity and location to celebrate the American birth of the beloved character. A cultural exhibition like this one will enable the public to rediscover the 13 philosophy and poetry associated with the Little Prince.
The exhibition’s focus is contemporary creation. The tale is reinterpreted through thoroughly modern exhibits (constructions, cabins, objects, visual shows, etc.) that allow a new look into the world of the Little Prince. The aim is to reveal the hidden truths contained in the Little Prince without needing to be explicit. Emotion, discovery and wonder will enable the public to share Antoine de Saint-Exupéry’s vision. Equally important, understanding the essential, hopeful truths contained in the work will send a strong message of Franco-American friendship.
Reading Room The Reading Room will give the public a chance to discover a number of Saint-Exupéry’s works in various different languages, including of course The Little Prince.
Project developed by Delphine Lacroix with the assistance of Corinne Janier, Clara Sigalévitch and Maud Aptekar
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Exhibition « Making Art » in New York City
During the year of 2012, the children admitted at Little Prince Hospital participated on workshops of Photography, Engraving and Painting offered by the Hospital and ministrated by guests artists. As a result of these workshops, pieces of art were created and will be seen in an exhibition at Art Format Gallery in New York City on March 6th 2013. As a part of the « Créer des Liens », the children participated in a workshop inspired by the book The Little Prince, where they were invited to paint the animals that appear in the book, such as the Lamb, the Snake, Lizard among others.
Exhibition « Making Art » in New York City Date: March 6th 2013 At Format New York City - 50, Wooster Street - Soho
Goals for Life - Gastronomy Cup
The « Goals for Life » Gastronomy Cup, that 14 already took place in Curitiba (2011), in São Paulo and Paris (2012), as an ‘avant premiere’ of the celebrations of the 70th Anniversary of The Little Prince, now arrives in New York City, on May 8, 2013. The sumptuous Gotham Hall will host a truly unique multicourse dinner specially design by our team of star chefs invited by the chef Claude Troisgros: Chef Alex Atala, Chef Daniel Boulud, Chef Roberta Sudbrack and Chef Daniel Humm. Be part of this event and score a goal for life.;The « Goals for Life » Gastronomy Cup is a series of gastronomy events that aim to promote the Brazilian gastronomy and culture around the world. Is part of the Goals for Life Program from the Little Prince Complex (Curitiba/Brazil) that has as its main purpose to create an international network of support united by universal feelings such as the joy of achieving a goal. In addition to that, pieces of art of the children from the Workshop «Creer de Liens - the secret of the Little Prince animals» will welcome the guests in a small exhibition at Gotham Hall.
« Goals For Life » Gastronomy Cup - New York City and Creer de Liens - the secret of the Little Prince animals Le 8 mai 2013 au Gotham Hall - 1356, Broadway (at 36th street) Relations internationales Carolina Fossati - [email protected] Tel. : +55.41.3310.1722 - www.hpp.org.br L P P 70 Paris - New York - Montréal The Little Prince - 70th anniversary T L P 70
Project : The Little Prince, Sight and Touch
The Antoine de Saint-Exupéry Youth Foundation is launching a unique project for the 70th anniversary of the book The Little Prince: sharing the magic and dreams of this universally- renowned tale by making Antoine de Saint-Exupéry’s drawings accessible for blind and visually-handicapped children. This is a pioneer project as these drawings, which illustrate the book and are inseparable from its origins, have never before been transcribed in relief. The tactile reading of the drawings will therefore accompany the reading of the text in Braille. This initiative will encourage the learning of tactile reading of drawings in relief for the benefit of blind and visually-impaired youth and will raise awareness of visual impairment among members of the general public. These drawings in relief will thus constitute a great educational tool for these youth and will become a new domain for sharing and transmission between 15 sighted and blind persons, in the spirit of the humanist values so dear to Antoine de Saint-Exupéry.
Watch the short promotional film of this philanthropic and civic project: http://www.dailymotion.com/video/xvap46_le-petit-prince-un-reve-au-bout-des-doigts_creation?start=7#.UPf1AqXSGJk
The Antoine de Saint-Exupéry Youth Foundation is committed to the accomplishment of initiatives for the benefit of disadvantaged youth in France and around the world.
For more information: www.fasej.org
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Montréal octobre 2013
Colloque international Le Petit Prince
70 years after The Little Prince was first published in French and English on6 April 1943, the planned celebration in New York is shaping up to be one of the major literary events of 2013, attracting Saint Exupéry specialists, researchers and academics, along with writers and enlightened enthusiasts, from all over the world. The events will be held in April 2013 at various high-profile New York locations associated with the history and birth of the work, bringing together different viewpoints of one of the most widely read and translated books in the world. Lectures, debates and roundtables will provide a lively mixture of insights, historical (on the context of the Second World War and the 1940s) and autobiographical (the book is a testament, marking a decisive stage in the life of this writer with a cause), but also literary, philosophical and scientific. Above and beyond the simple children’s story, this classic that defies all labels offers rich literary perspectives based on tales, myths and fables, and on image, cinema and language (somewhere between initiatory recital, poetry and the art of dialogue). It also invites moral and philosophical reflection (in the 16 legacy of Descartes, Pascal, Rousseau, Voltaire and Swift), particularly as regards the relations between living beings, man’s relationship with nature, knowledge, science and technology, not to mention musings on travel and adventure. Between microcosm and cosmos, the seriousness of grown-ups and the imagination of childhood, the Little Prince still speaks to us all despite the distance of years and stars. Under the responsibility of de Thomas de Koninck et Delphine Lacroix
Thomas de Koninck:
Full Professor, Faculty of Philosophy, Laval University, Quebec Holder of the Chair «Philosophy in the Present World», Laval University Winner of the La Bruyère Prize from the French Academy in 1996, for the book «On Human Dignity» Elected Fellow of the Academy of Arts and Humanities in the Royal Society of Canada, 2002 Holder of a prize for excellence in teaching at Laval University, 2002 Named Member of the Order of Canada, 2004 Holder of the Chair of Metaphysics Saint-Exupéry and Bernard Valiquette, Montréal, May 1942 Etienne Gilson (Paris), 2007-2008
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New York Montréal octobre 2013
1941-1943, a Frenchman in New York
Antoine de Saint-Exupéry and the creation of the Little Prince 52-minute documentary to be filmed in April 2013 Directed by Jean-Christophe Piffaut
This documentary will be framed as a field study carried out by foreign correspondent Marc Kravetz and by Delphine Lacroix, an expert in Saint-Exupéry. Shot like a road movie in the streets of New York, Delphine and Marc will follow in Saint-Exupéry’s footsteps, trying to gain a better understanding of why the author chose this particular city in 1940, what inspired him to write Flight to Arras, Letter to a Hostage and The Little Prince. The film will also show how Saint-Exupéry worked tirelessly to convince the United States to join the world war.
The director elected to work with illustrator Loustal in order to recreate the most important stages of Antoine de Saint-Exupéry’s life. Loustal is a comics 17 artist and illustrator working for books, newspapers (Senso, the New Yorker) and advertising. A world traveler, his travel
journals are published by Editions du © Loustal Seuil. Fifty-odd graphical plates (most in night-time settings) will reconstruct and offer a better understanding of Saint-Exupéry’s exciting life.
As they investigate Saint-Exupéry, Delphine Lacroix and Marc Kravetz will meet various New York and Montreal personalities, including Alban Cerisier, Gallimard editor in charge of the Saint-Exupéry fund and co-author of Il était une fois… Le Petit Prince (2006), ‘Antoine de Saint-Exupéry, Dessins’ (2006), ‘Antoine de Saint-Exupéry, Manon danseuse et autres textes inédits’ (2007).
Other personalities encountered include: Stacy Schiff, author and journalist for the New York Times, whose biography of Saint-Exupéry remains a reference work and was a Pulitzer Prize finalist in 1995; Mark Osborne, director of Kung Fu Panda and currently developing an adaptation of The Little Prince due in 2014; Philippe Forest, author; Thomas de Koninck, philosopher and professor at the University of Laval (Quebec), chair of ‘Philosophy in the modern world’, author of ‘Réflexions sur le Petit Prince’, Il était une fois… Le Petit Prince in 2006, etc.
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Organizers, publishers, partners
Succession Saint-Exupéry - d’Agay - www.antoinedesaintexupery.com Éditions Gallimard - www.gallimard.fr Librairie Gallimard Québec - www.gallimardmontreal.com Houghton Mifflin Harcourt - www.hmhbooks.com Ambassade de France - www.ambafrance-us.org Services culturels de l’Ambassade de France - www.frenchculture.org The Morgan Library and Museum - www.themorgan.org Hôpital Pequino Príncipe - www.hpp.org.br Fondation Antoine de Saint-Exupéry pour la Jeunesse - www.fasej.org
current contacts list is not exhaustive and not final
Contact organisation Delphine Lacroix [email protected] Téléphone France : 00 33 (0) 6 75 76 76 37 Téléphone US : 1 - 917 854 86 13
Le Clase - www.lecercledeslecteurs.com • Créer des liens - www.creerdesliens.com
With the support and participation of Stacy Schiff (New York), author and journalist for the New York Times, whose biography of Saint-Exupéry remains a reference work and was a Pulitzer Prize finalist in 1995. Florence Noyer (Montreal), CEO of Gallimard Montreal.
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