Paloma H.

Graduated in literature and linguistics from the École normale supérieure de Paris-Ulm, then in management from HEC, and also having attended La Fémis, I am a ghostwriter, journalist, writer, and poet.

Having taught criticism and journalism to Master's students at Sciences Po Paris, I have published and recorded about five hundred columns or interviews under various names for Le Monde diplomatique, Le Monde, Artpress, Esprit, Europe, The Times Literary Supplement, France Culture…

I also write for institutions (INA, Maison européenne de la photographie, Institut français, Centre Wallonie-Bruxelles, Fondation Fiminco…). Additionally, I am an independent consultant to the French National Commission for UNESCO.

As a ghostwriter for companies and leaders, I write and rewrite all types of texts with clarity, flair, and effectiveness, with perfect respect for rhetoric, at the fascinating intersection of linguistic issues and brand identity reflection.

Finally, I am a writer and poet. My first book, Cristina, was published in 2020 under the fictional identity of Caloniz Herminia. This narrative collection, described as "unheard of grace, unique, moving" (Eugène Durif), was acclaimed by the press and the literary world upon its release. The book is notably presented as "a gateway through which to enter Literature" (Alain Borer), hence its republication in June 2023 – under my real name. Furthermore, I have completed a first novel, a laureate of the Centre National du Livre, to be published in January 2024; a play published in Frictions; a second poetry collection, a laureate of the Société des Gens de Lettres, published in June.