 Les Suprêmes, is the title of the French translation of Edward Kelsey Moore's award-winning novel, The Supremes at Earl's All-You-Can-Eat. It did very well when it was published in France last year and was on their bestseller lists for much of last summer. Next month Babel/Actes Sud will publish a new pocket (poche) paperback edition of the french translation by Cloé Tralci, with Emmanuelle and Philippe Aronson. Les Suprêmes is available as a pocket paperback and also as an eBook.
Click on the cover image to see it larger. Here are some review excerpts from the French media: An energetic and cheerful cocktail, Les Suprêmes is carried from one end to the other by its trio of heroines. Strong and fragile women, bonded together to face difficulties... They were hard to leave. — Journal du Dimanche ...brilliantly embraces all the inner feelings of the trio, which swirl, while recounting their eventful story. — Le Figaro A master stroke. The novel finds at each turn of their lives... suspense! It is as addictive as a television series, biting, but never mawkish... — Elle This trio entrances us with its "small music" of life. One finishes reading the novel out of breath... Then there is only one desire: to sit in a corner of the diner in Plainview to await the arrival of the three Supremes, and be the first to discover more of their history. — Les Echos Below are the ISBN book numbers if you'd like to search for the French editions. Click here to visit the book's page at Babel/Actes Sud (in French). Poche (pocket paperback) - ISBN: 978-2-330-05123-5 French eBook - ISBN: 978-2-330-03353-8 And if you'd like to see a page on this site with all the colorful international book covers and translations of The Supremes at Earl's -- Click here!  There is a new, short essay by E.K.M. on the ClassicalMPR website and also on the newly launched YourClassical site. Here's the essay description: Professional cellist and best-selling author Edward Kelsey Moore grew up admiring musicians like Isaac Stern and Jacqueline du Pré, but he is also a huge fan of Diana Ross. In his latest essay, Moore explores the power of fan letters and explains why he's writing one to her.
You can read The Diana Ross Project now -- by clicking here! (A new page will open.) If you enjoy the essay and want to share it there are social media links on the ClassicalMPR and YourClassical pages. You can also highlight and copy the URL below and paste it into an email to send to your friends. http://www.edwardkelseymoore.com/newest-news/edward-kelsey-moore-the-diana-ross-project-an-essay The Diana Ross Project is one of a series of short essays on the theme of music that Minnesota Public Radio commissioned Edward Kelsey Moore to write for their Classical MPR site. For descriptions and links to all the other essays in the series -- click here! If you enjoy classical music here's something new and interesting: YourClassical.org is a new site dedicated to listening to classical music. Listen to live, hosted radio or choose curated music streams for different aspects of your day. To go deeper, you can listen to the best daily and weekly programs from American Public Media that you hear on your local public radio stations. Also available for Mobile devices! www.yourclassical.org ( YourClassical is a donor supported site brought to you by American Public Media, a 501(c)(3) organization. American Public Media is the second largest producer and distributor of public radio programming in the nation, and has won nearly 1,000 broadcasting and journalism awards. They produce the nationally popular radio shows Marketplace and A Prairie Home Companion, among many others. ) |
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