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Karl von Wetzky

To be published: Q3 2025

Gojele. The Jewish adventures of a Christian boy after the end of Shoah. This partly autobiographical novel by Czech-German writer Karl von Wetzky takes place shortly after the Second World War. Twelve years old Heinrich Adolf and his mother are about to be deported to Germany, so they set off for a centre in northern Moravia that gathers Germans from the Bohemia for resettlement. However, by coincidence and due to a clerical error, they arrive in a small town where the surviving Jews are concentrated, preparing for their journey to Palestine.

Stalin, Hitler a příběh jedné vražedné aliance 1939–1941

Claudia Weber

To be published: Q3 2025

The Pact. Stalin, Hitler and the Story of a Murderous Alliance 1939–1941. Hitler’s alliance with Stalin, known as the Molotov–Ribbentrop Pact, was not only a temporary armstice between the two totalitarian world powers but practically enabled the Nazi Germany to start the World War II by attacking Poland and simultaneously enabled the Stalinist Soviet Union to occupy the Baltic states and after the war with Finland a part of its territory, too. Thus during the first twenty-two months of the World War II the collaboration of the two dictators changed the political situation on the whole continent fundamentally.

Alexandru Popescu

To be published: Q4 2025

Alexandru Popescu’s debut novel Montana, published before the outbreak of the Russian war in Ukraine, reflects the existential path of a Transnistrian child towards a free world, conditioned by the political reality of the region. The book is a direct lens fresco of social life in Transnistria between two worlds that give birth to particular destinies, bearing all the imprints of this experience and all the signs of damnation that the central character tried to overcome, rising above the void.

Aleksei Fedjarov

To be published: Q3 2025

Sfumato. Welcome to Russia 2032. There is peace in the world. Russia, Europe, the United States and China signed a convention ten years ago that completely ruled out a nuclear war of aggression. Tired of the Kremlin‘s aggression, the world community reached an agreement with Russia: in exchange for its own security, the West no longer cares how the Russian government treats its citizens under its isolated power and only occasionally checks whether foreign policy agreements are respected. Human rights or repression within Russia are considered to be their internal affair. Russia is fenced and the borders are closed. America is no longer the enemy, the rhetoric has changed completely…

Rein Raud

To be published: Q4 2025

The Death of a Perfect Sentence. This thoughtful spy novel and love story in one is set mainly in Estonia during the dying days of the Soviet Union, but also in Russia, Finland and Sweden. A group of young pro-independence dissidents devise an elaborate scheme for smuggling copies of KGB files out of the country, and their fates become entangled, through family and romantic ties, with the security services never far behind them.

Wilfried N’Sondé

To be published: Q1 2026

One ocean, two seas, three continents. His name was Nsaku Ne Vunda and he was born around 1583 on the banks of the Congo River. An orphan raised in respect for his ancestors and traditions, educated by missionaries, baptised on the day of his ordination at Dom Antonio Manuel, he was commissioned by the Bakong King here at the very beginning of the 17th century to become his envoy to the Pope. As he bids farewell to his native Congo, the young priest is unaware that the long journey that is to take him to Rome will eventually lead to the New World and that the ship he is about to embark on is loaded with slaves…

An adventure novel and a tale of the formation of “one ocean, two seas and three continents” plunges this little-known figure from history, a real-life African Candide armed with inexhaustible compassion, into a series of adventures that will challenge his faith in God and man.

Wilfried N’Sondé, full of poetic fervour and generous honesty, has written a stunning appeal to tolerance, extolling the essential virtues of equality, fraternity and hope.

Nathan Thrall

To be published: Q4 2025

A Day in the Life of Abed Salama. Milad is five years old and excited for his school trip to a theme park on the outskirts of Jerusalem, but tragedy awaits: his bus is involved in a horrific accident. His father, Abed, rushes to the chaotic site, only to find Milad has already been taken away. Abed sets off on a journey to learn Milad’s fate, navigating a maze of physical, emotional, and bureaucratic obstacles he must face as a Palestinian.