Singuliers magazine

After 30 years of publishing and production in Europe, Pascal Maurice editeur continues the biennial magazine "Singuliers", founded in 1988 in Paris, in North American English... and French.

Pascal Maurice editeur, publisher and producer, also wrote under the pseudonym of Paul Melchior. Philosophy graduate, eclectic patron of the arts, exhibition curator, book publisher, show & record producer, lecturer, pamphleteer, adaptor for the stage of the Psalms and Shakespeare's Sonnets, first French editor of a work on Franz Lehár ; in Europe, his stage creations have taken place in Paris : "Noëlla Pontois", Opéra Comique, 1993 ; "Colette Renard", Théâtre Déjazet, 2002 ; "Nos chants d'amour", Athénée Théâtre Louis-Jouvet, 2006 ; "Carte blanche", Théâtre Adyar, 2006, 2008 ; "Clin d'œil à Irma La Douce", Studio des Ursulines, 2011 ; "Classic Musicals", Salle Cortot, 2020 ; and sponsor of an experimental ongoing movie "No-Shows No-Film" since then...

Pascal Maurice editeur sites.google.com/view/pascal-maurice-editeur

Current editorial collections : "Singuliers" n° 19, No-Shows No-Film for Ukraine ; "Barbier d'Aucour" n° 5, Death of pseudo Ukrainian, addendum to Russian scams during Ukraine war ;

"Artists and Satires" n° 8, Europe Best Hotels (the 10th anniversary of the Europe Grand Hotels guides), n° 15 Con Artists Donald and Vladimir (fucking Putin fucking Trump).

We are delighted to be joining "Barnes & Noble" (headquartered in New York City), largest Booksellers chain in the USA (remaining loyal to a few French-language bookshops).

In 2025, as in 2022, 2023 and 2024, we are making the sum of CAD $110,000 available to Ukrainian artists... and so it will be for as long as necessary, of course (but with sadness).