Description
DNAH is a new independent magazine for handball enthusiasts.
You'll find 132 pages of handball stories, interviews, reports and portraits.
The aim of the magazine is to address the entire community of handball enthusiasts: players, clubs, licensees, partners, institutions, spectators...
The premier volume features Luc Abalo, Elohim Prandi, Cléopatre Darleux, Melvine Deba, Meline Nocandy, Siraba Dembélé-Pavlovic, Philippe Bana, Thierry Anti, Noah Gaudin...
Technical info:
132 pages
300gr cover with glued square spine
120gr inner paper
Printed in France
Detailed contents:
1. Portraits by Méline Nocandy, Noah Gaudin, Siraba Dembelé-Pavlovic
2. Thierry Anti's carte blanche.
3. An interview with Luc Abalo on his life after handball
4. An extended portrait of Elohim Prandi, the Parisian fullback who has become an accomplished and fulfilled player.
5. An Inside portfolio with Les Bleues at their last European Championship, held in Northern Macedonia and Slovénie.
6. An interview with Cléopatre Darleux, who tells us about the months she spent off the pitch, battling invisible but very real ailments.
7. A report on a Handball Solidaire pitch based in Paris, which aims to raise young people's awareness of sporting activities.
8. An interview with FFHB President Philippe Bana about his early involvement in handball and his passion for the sport.
9. A portfolio on a handball match with Karl Konan, a French international from the Ivory Coast who returned to the EMPT (École Militaire Préparatoire Technique) in Bingerville, a district of Abidjan where he grew up with his mother.
10. A feature on women leaders in handball with Sophie Palisse, Nodjialem Myaro, Karima Taleb and Armelle Reffait.
11. An artistic encounter with Chambray Touraine Handball player Melvine Deba.
12. The presentation of 5 inspiring personalities (Amadine Tissier, Amina Tounkara, Seynabou Benga, Walid Badi, Justin Soutoul)
13. A retrospective on the successes of 2003, an emotional year for French handball.
14. An Hors Cadre portrait of Olivier Roumat, a rugby player with close ties to handball
15. Our special correspondent reports on the death of Cemal Kütahya, captain of the Turquie national team, who tragically disappeared in February's deadly earthquake in Antakya.
16. And last but not least, our contributor Vincent Chrétien closes this premier Volume of ©DNAH.
