lire.fr
French literary magazine publisher selling subscriptions, back issues, special editions and writing workshops to readers
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- New on EvolcAdded 2026-11-02
About lire.fr
Lire Magazine publishes a monthly magazine covering books and writers, along with special editions and literary products sold through its online shop. It also offers writing workshops and services for authors, including manuscript assessment and book promotion.
Readers can subscribe to the magazine or purchase individual issues, gifts and workshop sessions. The company promotes its magazine and products in French and offers worldwide delivery.
Product: A literary magazine, special editions, back issues, writing workshops and author services.
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