Nicolas Marty is an author and IT engineer based in the south of France. Ebook Corp brings together books that invite readers to understand a technology, enter a story or create with color. Artificial intelligence, novels, interactive adventures and children’s books form a varied catalogue connected by curiosity: looking beneath appearances and finding a reason to explore further.
A background in IT, a place for imagination
His background in computing informs his interest in digital tools and their uses. Writing offers another way to share ideas: taking time to explain, putting a question into context and letting readers build their own understanding. This meeting between technology and imagination runs through the books presented here. Some introduce contemporary subjects; others open worlds where an encounter, a clue or a decision changes the journey ahead.
Making artificial intelligence approachable
Artificial Intelligence — Conversing with AI introduces AI foundations and the formulation of requests, also called prompts. It provides starting points for clarifying an intention, adding context, trying different wording and observing the answers. Readers can continue through their own experiments while examining results critically. The approach encourages active reading: choose a question, try an idea and reflect on what still needs checking.
Red Alert on Jobs broadens the discussion to changes in work connected with AI, robotics and quantum computing. The two books offer complementary perspectives: one helps readers approach the tools, while the other invites reflection on their consequences and the place of human decisions. Both have English editions, with the corresponding covers and Amazon links shown on their presentations.
Children’s stories to discover together
In the children’s books, curiosity becomes an adventure. Raphael — Pirate of the Seas follows a young hero growing up aboard a ship with his family. Unicorn Secret accompanies Louise and Jade into a world of mystery, friendship and trust. Their stories offer openings for conversations about courage, uncertainty and the relationships that help us move forward.
Farm Animals offers another starting point: observing, recognising and naming thirty-three animals. During shared reading, a picture can prompt a question or recall a walk. Taking pleasure in discovery matters as much as reading pace. These three titles are available in English; their illustrated presentations help families choose a theme to share.
Coloring books that leave room for the reader
The children’s coloring collection explores nine themes: dragons, mermaids, unicorns, an astronaut, robot dogs, fairies, superheroes, princesses and kawaii characters. The drawing is a starting point; each reader chooses the colors and atmosphere. The Kawaii Coloring Book, for example, opens a world of small expressive figures. The presentations suggest creative approaches that readers can adapt freely, and all nine titles have English editions.
Why bring these books together on Ebook Corp?
Understanding, imagining and participating take different forms for different readers. A guide can start a discussion; a story can inspire a drawing; a gamebook can invite reflection on a choice. The novels extend this variety, from Orion’s quest in Les Cinq Reliques to the suspense of La part effacée. These two novels are published in French, with English presentations here to explain their worlds and reading formats.
The complete Nicolas Marty catalogue identifies available editions and forthcoming projects. Amazon handles orders and their conditions. For a question about a book or the website, find the contact address on the Ebook Corp Contact page.