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For those who move

Four years ago, I set out to put books at the heart of my life—and Le Grand Jeu became more than a bookstore, it became a hub. Now, we’re stepping into a new chapter: sharper shop, deeper stories, and Paperware, a side project in the making. Curious? The full story’s on the journal—come take a look.

Unfollow the Crowd: Travel with a (Good) Guidebook

During my internship at Le Grand Jeu, a few books didn’t just catch my eye—they stuck in my mind. They sparked questions, challenged habits, and reshaped how I think about travel. This article is my way of sharing the ideas they set in motion.

Tagging the Future: Graffiti in the Gulf

From Jeddah, Deyaa Rambo traces the rise of Saudi Arabia’s graffiti scene—navigating passion, prohibition, and cultural renewal. A conversation between Boxir, our first guest contributor, and one of its pioneers and founder of the legendary Dhad store.

Now Open #2

This season, France’s museums are buzzing with exhibitions that dive into club culture, suburban creativity, tattoos, witches, ghosts, and more. Whether you're a local or planning a visit, these shows offer a fresh take on art, history, and identity.​

What’s New in the Shop?

The new Le Grand Jeu website is live, with a fresh design and smoother navigation. Here is a short introduction to the main improvements we made to make your browsing easier

Now Open #1

Spray paint, hip hop, and vintage posters — here’s a quick look at what’s on and worth checking out right now.

Spoiler Alert #1

From Katre’s journey through urbex and post-graffiti to Velocity Press’s deep dives into rave culture, graffiti crews, and hardcore — a sneak peek at what’s coming.

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Archiving Subcultures: The History of Le Grand Jeu

The National Library of Sweden Humlegårdsgatan 26, Stockholm, Sweden

In a world where independent publications—books, magazines, zines, and flyers—are proliferating at an unprecedented pace, the question of their preservation has become a pressing challenge. For over two decades, Christian […]