Indigène éditions (publishing house)
Indigène éditions is an independent publishing house located in Montpellier, France. Founded in 1996 by the author Jean-Pierre Barou and his partner, the author Sylvie Crossman, the company aims to create a non-hierarchical dialogue between the arts and other subjects. Indigène éditions was subject to significant media attention after the publication of "Indignez-vous!" by the diplomat and ex-French Resistance fighter Stéphane Hessel. Jean-Pierre Barou. Jean-Pierre Barou took his initial steps into the cultural sector as an editor of the French newspaper "La Cause du people", where he worked with the  philosopher Jean-Paul Sartre. He later became an editor at Le Seuil, a French publisher, which is where he met Crossman. They moved to Australia together in 1985 with their son, Benjamin. They now have a daughter together as well. The couple lived in Switzerland for 2 years before settling back in France where they founded Indigène éditions. History of the company. The company was founded in 1996 by Barou and his partner, the author Sylvie Crossman. Running the company from their home in Montpellier, they aim to create a non-hierarchical dialogue between the arts and other subjects. Indigène  éditions was brought to public attention after the publication of "Indignez-vous!" by the diplomat and ex-French Resistance fighter Stéphane Hessel in 2010. The book was a commercial success and became a bestseller in France (where it sold 2 million copies), Germany, Italy, and Spain. It has been translated into several languages, including Italian, Portuguese, and Greek. "Indignez-vous!" was translated into English for US publication in 2011 as "Time for Outrage."