Contact
Correspondence
Editorial, rights, and review inquiries are handled through one stable point of contact.
Exchanges here remain human in scale: clear, patient, and proportionate to the work they concern.
Direct contact
Practical contact points
Editorial correspondence
For general inquiries, questions about publications, reading-related requests, and correspondence tied to the editorial life of the house.
Main address
contact@editions-aperception.ch
Geneva, Switzerland
Rights and permissions
Requests concerning rights, permissions, excerpts, or reproduction should be sent to the same address, with the purpose stated clearly in the subject line.
Recommended subject line
Rights / Permissions / Excerpt Request
Review and press
Review requests, press inquiries, and public-facing questions regarding titles or announcements may also be addressed through the main contact channel.
Accepted languages
French and English
Contact form
Write to the house
Use the form for editorial inquiries, rights-related questions, review requests, and general correspondence tied to the work of the house.
Messages are read with care and answered according to editorial pace.
Message
FAQ
This page is the main public point of contact for Éditions Aperception. It is intended for editorial correspondence, questions related to publications, rights-related inquiries, general information requests, and messages directly connected to the work of the house.
No. Éditions Aperception does not accept unsolicited manuscripts. The house is devoted to a defined editorial body and does not operate as an open submission platform.
You may write if your request is directly relevant to the editorial activity of the house. Messages should remain clear, concise, and proportionate to the scale and focus of Éditions Aperception.
Correspondence in English and French is welcome. Choose the language in which your message can remain the clearest.
Relevant and clearly addressed messages are read attentively. A response is usually given where a reply is necessary, possible, and proportionate to the request.
Yes. Rights-related requests, permissions inquiries, and questions concerning excerpts may be sent through this page. It helps to state the precise nature of the request in the subject line or opening sentence.
Notes
Before writing
Clarity
Be precise
State the purpose of your inquiry early, and include the essential context needed for a proper reply.
Pace
Allow time
Correspondence follows editorial rhythm rather than continuous online availability.
Scope
Submissions
Éditions Aperception does not accept unsolicited manuscripts.
Correspondence
Write when the work calls for exchange
Correspondence remains quiet, exact, and proportionate to the work it concerns.