
A five-book saga written by two hands each — a duo, a single voice — where every page hides a second reading. A world to be turned over.


Emmanuelle Garnier does not exist — or rather, she is the sum of two. Two pens, four hands on the keyboard, one voice telling the story: Emmanuelle et Giny.
"No one will ever know who wrote what. That is the heart of it."
That choice runs through the whole of Anouk, Le Verso. A duo refusing the individual signature so the story can breathe on its own — a world where the writer, like the reader, chooses which side to look from.
Five books. One Anouk. A world built volume after volume, with its own factions, places and secrets. Book One is in revision — its first chapters are previewed through the newsletter.
Thin metal, bearing a faction’s symbol.
Large-format print, rolled in a tube.
Brass stamp, wax included.
A document from the novel, posted to you.
The other side of the story,
as it happens.
We tell what happens between the books. Notebooks, watercolours, behind the scenes, short films. A woman’s voice, without a face, to keep you company.