Gabriel Attal Publishes First Book on French Presidency
French authors are being poorly compensated by large publishing houses, despite increased production. A third of comic book authors in France live below the poverty line, with average incomes between 5,000 and 7,000 euros. Publishers are pushing for more production while simultaneously reducing author remuneration. Gabriel Attal, referred to as 'Macron Junior', has published his first book. In mid-April, he appeared on the cover of the magazine Le Point. Attal stated his belief that he knows how French presidents can preside and how to lead France.
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RTS La 1ere
“On a peut-être très peu de chiffres sur ces rémunérations en Suisse. Si on garde en France on voit qu'un tiers des auteurs de BD vivent sous le seuil de pauvreté avec des revenus moyens entre 5 000 et 7 000 euros par”
VRT Radio 1
“Gabriel Atal, ook bekend met de benam Macron Junior, publiceert nu zijn eerste boek. In half april was hij op de voorpargina van een bekende tijdschrift, de poing met deze verklaring. Ik denk dat ik weet hoe de Franse presidenten kunnen præsideren.”
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