Acclaimed and cherished by critics and the public alike, Édouard Louis is at the forefront of the new generation of French political writers. Drawing on the tragic history of his own family, he describes the hardships of the working class in northern France and tackles the themes of social exclusion and homophobia like no other. In Changing: A Method, his new book, he describes in the most intimate and painful detail the transformation that led the young Eddy Bellegueule to metamorphose into Édouard Louis, the internationally successful writer. In Portugal, the books History of Violence, Who Killed My Father, To End Eddy Bellegueule Once and for All and The Collapse have been published by Elsinore.

A unique opportunity to get to know this author and his story, in a conversation led by Leonor Rosas.

‘Of devastating emotional power’

The New Yorker