Bolloré Attacks Nora in Le JDD
Vincent Bolloré criticized the media for covering the dismissal of Olivier Nora. He said that people leaving would allow new writers to be published. This is part of a dispute in the French publishing industry.
Vincent Bolloré, who owns Grasset, wrote a strong opinion piece about Olivier Nora. He called Nora a 'small caste' and said his departure was like an 'earthquake'. Many authors left Grasset before Nora was fired. Bolloré says Grasset will still publish new writers. This event shows a disagreement between people in the French publishing world.
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Highlights
Bolloré Criticizes Nora's Departure
Vincent Bolloré attacked Olivier Nora's dismissal in Le JDD.
Nora Claims New Authors Will Publish
Olivier Nora said those leaving would allow new authors to be published.
Authors Leaving Grasset
One hundred and seventy authors left the Grasset publishing house.
Bolloré Calls for a 'Small Caste'
Vincent Bolloré described the situation as a 'small caste'
Nora's Dismissal Caused an 'Earthquake'
Bolloré stated that Nora's dismissal created a 'small earthquake'