Friends of the Little Prince should know that Jean-Pierre Guéno has not confined himself solely to the life of Saint-Exupéry. He has also made the acquaintance of the Little Prince, who takes his turn narrating the diary of the life of Antoine, writer, aviator and humanist.

Due for publication on 15 October 2009.

Find out more: www.editionsjacob-duvernet.com

Gally is a graphic novel illustrator. Her style is often described as satirical, self-mocking and even dark, but she is also recognised for her great talent for story-telling. Her two best-known works to date are Mon gras et moi and Sale Morveuse! published by Diantres! Today Gally offers us a beautiful rendering of the Little Prince and his friend the fox on their first meeting.

Check out Gally’s blog.

All you artists, painters and illustrators out there, go ahead and send your work to contact@lepetitprince.com

Antoine de Saint-Exupéry wrote The Little Prince in the United States. He was writing at night, drawing and painting in Bevin House. The legend says he was waking up his wife or calling friends to read them what he just wrote.

Fin out more on the Birth of the book.

Now we know how Antoine de Saint-Exupéry has disappeared, not far from Marseilles. From 2009 to 2013, Marseilles pays its tribute to the writer-pilot. After the ceremony on July 31st, the people of Marseilles got the chance to see a free exhibition on Antoine de Saint-Exupéry. Personal belongings, original material and other rare documents were shown to the public. The city of Marseilles has opened a website to celebrate Antoine de Saint-Exupéry : http://www.marseillesaintex.org.

You’ll find a very interesting biography, a large selection of beautiful pictures, and a Antoine de Saint-Exupéry Podcast. The ceremony is also broadcasted online, a rare opportunity to see the legendary P38 in action.

Marseilles will celebrate Saint-Exupéry until 2013, things to come are listed online, this site is for everyone who loves Saint-Exupéry.

The new Little Prince website is on everybody’s lips these days. Let’s give a look at reviews we got : Ecran.fr says the site is “a goldmine for every little prince lovers.”
On Chrogeek.com  “The new web-community is already a success, it’s Saint-Exupery’s Spirit on a site.”
A lot of websites and blogs talked about this launching : Infojeunes.com or Thewebconsulting.com.

Thanks to everyone who shared, and have fun on the site!

The Joann Sfar version to the Little Prince is a year old. On September 18th last year, the loyal adaptation by Joann Sfar was hitting the shelves. 100,000 copies later, the Graphic Novel  is a huge success in France, spreading worldwide, with 23 new translations released or coming up next to you.

Also, check out The Graphic Novel mini-site.

A Brand site, a brand new store ! The Little Prince Store is also changing as the Little Prince site changes. A matching look and the chance to collect brand new Little Prince collector’s items. Among those new products, discover the 28cm resin Sheep from Leblon Delienne, limited to 350 copies, hand-drawn, it will fit perfectly with your 60cm Little Prince resin statue.

Fin out more : Little Prince store

Friends of the Little Prince, this new site is yours ! We invite you to click on the planet, play with them and choose the category you want. You’ll find daily The Little Prince news, and everything you need to know about the book and its author. You’ll learn from the origins of the book, portraits of fans, and everything you need to know on non-profit organization The Little Prince loves.

Have a good visit !

The House of Nepal in Gap exhibits the Nepali edition to The Little Prince. Hosted by Jacques Beaume, a Nepal lover, this house is a great place for any traveler who wants to visit this country. This rare edition has been shown as an homage to Antoine de Saint-Exupéry’s death 65 years. A tribute from a far away country to a writer who gave so much to humanity.

Three years after it’s successful tour, the theater version to the Little Prince by Virgil Tanase is back on stage. In this play, the Little Prince and the aviator are a single person. The play is like a monologue, a talk between an adult and the kid he was. The play is like a game, and invites you to discover your inner child, the one we left to become adults.

Find out more : www.theatrelapepiniere.com