ediSens, a French independent publishing house, has confirmed that it will take over the operations of Marie Romaine, a publisher known for its focus on realistic literature. The move comes after ediSens spent the previous year developing a collection of popular‑science essays, which has proven successful in the market.

Marie Romaine has built a reputation for publishing works that explore everyday life and social realities, offering readers narratives grounded in real experiences. The acquisition is expected to broaden ediSens’s catalogue and strengthen its position in the realistic literature segment.

While the announcement did not disclose financial details, it highlighted the strategic fit between the two houses. ediSens’s recent expansion into essay collections demonstrates its commitment to diversifying its offerings and reaching new audiences.