Editing Antoine de Saint-Exupéry (section)

===Other works===
During the 1930s, Saint-Exupéry led a mixed life as an aviator, journalist, author and publicist for [[Air France]], [[Aéropostale (aviation)|Aéropostale]]'s successor. His journalistic writings for ''[[Paris-Soir]]'', ''[[Marianne (magazine)|Marianne]]'' and other newspapers covered events in [[Indochina]] and the Far East (1934), the Mediterranean, Soviet Union and Moscow (1935), and the [[Spanish Civil War]] (1936–1937). Saint-Exupéry wrote a number of shorter pieces, essays and commentaries for various newspapers and magazines.{{sfnp|Saint-Exupéry|1965}}

Notable among those during World War II was "An Open Letter to Frenchmen Everywhere", which was highly controversial in its attempt to rally support for France against Nazi oppression at a time when the French were sharply divided between support of the [[Gaullists]] and [[Vichy France|Vichy]] factions. It was published in ''[[The New York Times Magazine]]'' in November 1942, in its original French in ''Le Canada, de Montréal'' at the same time, and in ''Pour la Victoire'' the following month.<ref name=OpenLetter/><ref name=Miller/> Other shorter pieces include (in French except where translated by others to English):<ref name=Smith/><ref name=OpenLetter/>
* "Une Lettre de M. de Saint-Exupéry", ''[[:fr:Les Annales politiques et littéraires|Les Annales politiques et littéraires]]'', 15 December 1931; (extracts from a letter written to [[Benjamin Crémieux]]).
* Preface of ''Destin de Le Brix'' by José le Boucher, Nouvelle Librairie Française, 1932.
* Preface of ''Grandeur et servitude de l'aviation'' by [[:fr:Maurice Bourdet|Maurice Bourdet]], Paris: Editions Corrêa, 1933.
* "Reflections on War", translated from ''[[Paris-Soir]]'' and published in ''[[Living Age]]'', November 1938, pp.&nbsp;225–228.
* Preface of ''Vent se lève'' (French translation of ''[[Listen! The Wind]]'') by [[Anne Morrow Lindbergh]], Paris: Editions Corrêa, 1939.{{#tag:ref|In exchange, Lindbergh contributed "An Appreciation" to the later printings of Saint-Exupéry's ''Wind, Sand and Stars'', earlier published in ''[[The Saturday Review of Literature]]'' on 14 October 1939.<ref name=Miller/>|group="Note"}}
* Preface of ''Pilotes d'essai'' by [[:fr:Jean-Marie Conty|Jean-Marie Conty]], Paris: Edition Spes, 1939.
* "Books I Remember", ''[[Harper's Bazaar]]'', April 1941.
* "Letter to Young Americans", ''The American High School Weekly'', 25 May 1942, pp.&nbsp;17–18.
* "Voulez-vous, Français, vous reconcilier?", ''Le Canada, de Montreal'', 30 November 1942.
* "L'Homme et les éléments", ''Confluences'', 1947, Vol. VII, pp.&nbsp;12–14 (issue dedicated to Saint-Exupéry; originally published in English in 1939 as 'The Elements' in ''[[Wind, Sand and Stars]]'').
* "Lettre Inédite au General C", ''[[Le Figaro]] Littéraire'', 10 April 1948 (posthumous).
* "Seigneur Berbère", ''[[Éditions de la Table ronde]]'', No. 7, July 1948 (posthumous).