 This was originally intended as a niche publishing venture for fiction and non-fiction linked to current affairs but, after Lanzmann sold his interest to Lattès in 1974, the company was renamed JC Lattès and became a more general publishing firm.Today, it is and imprint of Hachette and the French language publisher for authors such as Dan Brown, John Grisham and E. L. James.Lanzmann subsequently founded the publishing company Jacques Lanzmann et Seghers Editeurs.