Founded in 1900, the Annuaire Général des Lettres has established itself as a cornerstone of literary journalism in Paris, Île-de-France. Initially started by notable figures in the French literary scene, it has evolved to include in-depth articles, author interviews, literary reviews, and cultural analysis, making it a vital source for literature enthusiasts. On OldNews.com, you can access scans of the Annuaire Général des Lettres starting 1931, with 3,852 scans in total, providing a unique glimpse into the rich literary heritage of the time. The newspaper's extensive archives chronicle contemporary literary trends and historical movements, offering insights into events and figures that may even connect to your own family history. Recognized for its editorial integrity and comprehensive coverage, the Annuaire Général des Lettres remains a trusted voice in the literary community, inviting you to explore these treasures and deepen your appreciation for the written word.