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In addition to his career as a journalist and founder of the Fooding guide, Alexandre Cammas is the father of Jules and Léopoldine, whom he used to entertain regularly with already famous as well as with improvised stories. He invented the story of the melting doll as he was accompanying his daughter of seven to school. Ten years later, the story has been re-told to and approved by 6 year old Giselle, the latest addition to the Cammas family, and has subsequently been turned into an illustrated children’s book – a book preferably to be read with dry hands!
Lamia Ziadé is an artist and illustrator of French and Lebanese descent. She started her writing career with children’s books published by Éditions du Rouergue (Lola Cartable, Souliax, Rayon beauté »), followed by magnificent graphic novels, at the crossroads of historical events and personal journeys, which were published by POL: Bye bye Babylone : Beyrouth 1975-1979, Oh Night, Oh my Eyes [Ô nuit, ô mes yeux], My great Arabic Melancholia [Ma très grande mélancolie arabe] as well as My Port of Beyrouth [Mon port de Beyrouth].
Lamia Ziadé is an artist and illustrator of French and Lebanese descent. She started her writing career with children’s books published by Éditions du Rouergue (Lola Cartable, Souliax, Rayon beauté »), followed by magnificent graphic novels, at the crossroads of historical events and personal journeys, which were published by POL: Bye bye Babylone : Beyrouth 1975-1979, Oh Night, Oh my Eyes [Ô nuit, ô mes yeux], My great Arabic Melancholia [Ma très grande mélancolie arabe] as well as My Port of Beyrouth [Mon port de Beyrouth].
