Richard Tabbi

Creator, manager, administrator, communicator and project leader.

Euderie Éditions is an independent publishing house focused on black literature, SF, experimental, but also aimed at young people. Founded by Richard Tabbi, it is resolutely rooted in Basse-Normandie, close to nature, far from the roar of cities… Richard Tabbi was a student of Jacques Paul at the University of Provence where he obtained a master's degree in medieval history. He began his publishing career at Alpes de Lumière, under the direction of Pierre Coste, whose assistant he was. As deputy editor, he contributed to the guide of the Monks, for which he wrote the historical part, to a heritage magazine (as a journalist, writer, and coordinator) and to numerous publications, working in particular with Pierre Lieutaghi, Christian Bromberger, Christian Maurel, Magali Amir… After turning to fiction and collaborating as an author with Mango Littérature, éditions du Riez, les Arènes, the bulletin of the Friends of Michel Houellebecq, les hésitations d’une mouche, Twice, Bordel, l’Exquise édition, Délit de poésie, he decided to set up his own structure in the heart of the Norman countryside, a short distance from Mont-Saint-Michel.

Editorial assistant to Pierre Coste, I contributed to numerous works, including those by Magali Amir, Danièle Musset, and Christian Bromberger. I also contributed to the guide of the Monks, for which I wrote the historical part under the direction of Guy Barruol.

Author of 2 novels for éditions du Riez, "Moi & ce diable de blues" and "Ulan Bator", the first being a thriller delving into the dark roots of European history, the second a reflection on fatherhood and absence in a somewhat wild SF context.