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April 1995Die Wege des Erzengels
Autobiographie 1925–1949
by Mikis Theodorakis, Asteris Kutulas, Asteris Kutulas, Asteris Kutulas
Mikis Theodorakis wurde am 29. Juli 1925 in Chios (Griechenland) geboren.
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January 1998Die Wege des Erzengels
Autobiographie 1925–1949
by Mikis Theodorakis, Asteris Kutulas, Asteris Kutulas
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September 2001Die Rückkehr der Iphigenie und andere Monologe
by Jannis Ritsos, Asteris Kutulas, Jannis Ritsos, Asteris Kutulas, Ina Kutulas, Asteris Kutulas, Ina Kutulas
Aus dem facettenreichen Werk des Griechen Jannis Ritsos (1909 – 1990) werden drei Prosamonologe vorgestellt, die sich antiken Stoffen zuwenden und doch nicht historisierend sind. Die Zeiten verschwimmen, wenn die altbekannten Figuren Agamemnon, Iphigenie und Chrysothemis in heutiger Gestalt wiederkehren, von Ereignissen einer zeitlosen Gegenwart sprechen. In Haltung, Gestus und Erleben gleichen sie ganz ihren antiken Vorbildern, und doch zeigen die Antiken-Monologe (entstanden zwischen 1967 und 1972) einen klaren politischen Bezug. Die Maskierung, das Hineinschlüpfen in andere, zumal mythologische Gestalten, war während der Diktatur der Militär-Junta für den Dichter Ritsos die einzige Möglichkeit, Dinge auszusprechen, die er sonst nicht aussprechen zu können glaubte. Die Ausgabe wird durch farbige Zeichnungen auf Stein aus dem bildnerischen Werk Jannis Ritsos' ergänztzt.
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December 1990
Alles voller Götter
Essays. Herausgegeben, aus dem Griechischen übersetzt und mit einem Nachwort versehen von Asteris Kutulas. Efstasia Katsabani übersetzte "Kalvos. 1960", Horst Möller "Improvisationen über die Homerischen Hymnen"
by Giorgos Seferis, Asteris Kutulas, Horst Möller, Asteris Kutulas, Efstasia Katsabani, Asteris Kutulas
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January 1991Die Lüge ist nur gealterte Wahrheit
Notate, Prosa und Gedichte aus dem Nachlass
by Kavafis, Konstantin / Herausgegeben von Kutulas, Asteris; Nachwort von Kutulas, Asteris; Neugriechisch Kutulas, Asteris
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January 1994Die vier Wände meines Zimmers
Verworfene und unveröffentlichte Gedichte
by Kavafis, Konstantin / Herausgegeben von Kutulas, Asteris; Nachwort von Kutulas, Asteris; Neugriechisch Kutulas, Ina; Neugriechisch Kutulas, Asteris
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October 1981
Lieder der Liebe
Neugriechisch und deutsch. Übertragen von Hans Eideneier. Mit acht Collagen des Autors
by Odysseas Elytis, Odysseas Elytis, Hans Eideneier
Odysseas Elytis, mit dem Namen Alepoudelis 1911 in Heraklion auf Kreta geboren und einer ostionischen Familie entstammend, wurde 1979 mit dem Nobelpreis für Literatur ausgezeichnet. Mit Konstantin Kavafis und Giorgos Seferis zählt er zu den großen griechischen Lyrikern der Gegenwart. Seinen Ruhm als Lyriker, als Dichter des Widerstands, begründete sein Klage- und Trauergesang auf den verlorenen Leutnant in Albanien; als sein Hauptwerk gilt das aus dem Jahr 1959 stammende hymnische Poem To Axion Esti – Gepriesen sei, das in Teilen von Mikis Theodorakis vertont wurde. Er ist in seiner Heimat als bedeutender Übersetzer der Werke Lorcas, Majakowskis, Paul Eluards, Rimbauds und von Brechts Kaukasischem Kreidekreis bekannt. Odysseas Elytis ist am 18. März 1996 in Athen verstorben. Odysseas Elytis, mit dem Namen Alepoudelis 1911 in Heraklion auf Kreta geboren und einer ostionischen Familie entstammend, wurde 1979 mit dem Nobelpreis für Literatur ausgezeichnet. Mit Konstantin Kavafis und Giorgos Seferis zählt er zu den großen griechischen Lyrikern der Gegenwart. Seinen Ruhm als Lyriker, als Dichter des Widerstands, begründete sein Klage- und Trauergesang auf den verlorenen Leutnant in Albanien; als sein Hauptwerk gilt das aus dem Jahr 1959 stammende hymnische Poem To Axion Esti – Gepriesen sei, das in Teilen von Mikis Theodorakis vertont wurde. Er ist in seiner Heimat als bedeutender Übersetzer der Werke Lorcas, Majakowskis, Paul Eluards, Rimbauds und von Brechts Kaukasischem Kreidekreis bekannt. Odysseas Elytis ist am 18. März 1996 in Athen verstorben.
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April 1981
Maria Nepheli
Ein szenisches Gedicht. Aus dem Neugriechischen übertragen von Barbara Vierneisel-Schlörb unter Mitwirkung von Antigone Kasolea. Nachwort von Danae Coulmas
by Odysseas Elytis, Barbara Vierneisel-Schlörb, Danae Coulmas
Odysseas Elytis, mit dem Namen Alepoudelis 1911 in Heraklion auf Kreta geboren und einer ostionischen Familie entstammend, wurde 1979 mit dem Nobelpreis für Literatur ausgezeichnet. Mit Konstantin Kavafis und Giorgos Seferis zählt er zu den großen griechischen Lyrikern der Gegenwart. Seinen Ruhm als Lyriker, als Dichter des Widerstands, begründete sein Klage- und Trauergesang auf den verlorenen Leutnant in Albanien; als sein Hauptwerk gilt das aus dem Jahr 1959 stammende hymnische Poem To Axion Esti – Gepriesen sei, das in Teilen von Mikis Theodorakis vertont wurde. Er ist in seiner Heimat als bedeutender Übersetzer der Werke Lorcas, Majakowskis, Paul Eluards, Rimbauds und von Brechts Kaukasischem Kreidekreis bekannt. Odysseas Elytis ist am 18. März 1996 in Athen verstorben.
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Inheritance (Play)
by David Mulwa
The action starts at pre-colonial Africa in the Kutula Colony. King Kotula XV is a benevolent traditional ruler who forsakes technological sophistication in favour of social cohesion and meaningful development for all his fellow citizens. However, the Queen's representatives - Thorne Macay and Bishop Henninger - do not like King Kutula's leadership style especially because the British empire does not stand to gain in this arrangement Soon they hatch plans for the murder of the king in the hands of the heartless and power-thirsty son. Lacuna Kasoo. Kotula Colony Is later transformed into a republic with the leader, Lakuna Kasoo, and his cronies salivating to enrich themselves at the expense of national development. They grab whatever comes their way: land, money, power and life. They kill at will and are seen as irreparable moral reprobates. Lakuna Kasoo gets more and more dictatorial and isolated and he is finally deposed in a bloodless civil revolution. There is change and hope as Princess Sangoi, the new popular leader, summarises the new spirit of rebirth: let it never be said that our new world was built on the madness of the old.'
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Children's & YAMay 2020Teeny Tiny
We are Microbes! Welcome to the Wonderful World of Bacteria, Viruses, and Fungi
by Miki Lee, Fun Art Studio
All around us are little things that are too tiny to see. They grow, divide, mutate, and evolve, without us even noticing. They may be small, but they affect all life on Earth, and every movement we make! Fuzz is a microbe. He’s so tiny that the human eye can’t see him! There are countless little things all around us that are too tiny to see. Where do they come from? How did humans discover them? How many different kinds are there? How are they relevant to our lives? Let Fuzz introduce you to the world of microbes! Although microbes are tiny, they affect all life on earth. This beautifully illustrated book is packed with information. Lively and vivid, it makes reading and learning about microbes fun!
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November 2022While You Sleep
by Jennifer Maruno and Illustrator Miki Sato
A perfect, endearing bedtime book featuring three-dimensional collage illustrations to inspire a child's curiosity and imagination. The story uses soothing rhyming couplets to celebrate nature while encouraging love and enjoyment of time spent outdoors, and help with sleep to awake to a beautiful new day.
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May 2020For the Benefit of Mankind
A Graphic Novel
by Sylvain Runberg(Script Writer)，Miki Montllò (illustrator)
Big Brother of First Earth arrives to occupy the world, sending humanity to Australia to be interned. The standard of living for society’s lowliest will soon become the baseline level of support provided to each person. Humanity’s wealthiest individuals quickly establish an Asset Liquidation Committee. Before Big Brother makes its assessment, the committee plans to redistribute wealth to the poor in order to level out society’s wealth gap, as any single person in poverty can become the basis for everyone else’s standard of living. But some poor people refuse their money, and a hit man receives a mission...
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November 2017Everyday Philosophy: Words for a Richer Life
by Mariru HARADA
New philosophical encounters, every day of the year. ＜Contents＞ Nietzsche: “Courage…is the best slayer” Chartier: “We are not satisfied by success. Rather, we succeed when we are satisfied.” Frankl: “If there is meaning in life at all, then there must be a meaning in suffering.” Miki: “When traveling, it is always we ourselves who we encounter.” Fromm: “Paradoxically, the ability to be alone is the condition for the ability to love.” Every page turned is a new encounter with philosophy. To what end do I work so hard every day? Am I living a life worth living? Is this a person I can spend my future with? This book presents 366 days’ worth of quotations from philosophers, providing hints for how we can face the troubles and conflicts we experience in our daily lives. It also provides commentary on how we can more deeply appreciate the teachings of these philosophers. This is a book you will want to keep within arm’s reach—on your office desk, at your bedside, or in a purse or backpack. Enrich your life through daily encounters with philosophy! ＜Table of Contents＞ Preface, and the philosophers you will meet in this book January: Decisions— This, or that? Or neither? February: Self— Things too close to be clearly seen March: Life— Facing backward to understand, facing forward to advance April: Others— Important, but not always agreeable May: Work— Unease when there’s none, dissatisfaction when there’s too much June: Sadness— The nectar of unhappiness is addictive July: Happiness— Distantly searched for, found nearby August: Freedom— What to do, what not to do September: Desire— The seeds of anxiety are the seeds of our energy October: Love— When our hearts are full of happiness, they fall into disorder November: Solitude— The fruit of freedom, the price of freedom December: Time— It keeps moving even when we stay still Index and References
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FantasyOctober 2017Where the Stars Rise
Asian Science Fiction & Fantasy
by Lucas K. Law (editor), Derwin Mak (editor), Fonda Lee, E.C. Myers, Elsie Chapman, Amanda Sun, Rati Mehrotra, Jeremy Szal, and more
Take a journey through Asia and beyond with twenty-three original thought-provoking and moving stories about identities, belonging, and choices—stories about where we come from and where we are going. ALL EMOTIONS ARE UNIVERSAL. WE LIVE, WE DREAM, WE STRIVE, WE DIE... Stories that explore magic and science. Stories about love, revenge, and choices. Stories that challenge ideas about race, belonging, and politics. Each wrestling between ghostly pasts and uncertain future. Each trying to find a voice in history. Orphans and drug-smuggling in deep space. Mechanical arms in steampunk Vancouver. Djinns and espionage in futuristic Istanbul. Humanoid robot in steamy Kerala. Monsters in the jungles of Cebu. Historic time travel in Gyeongbok Palace. A rocket launch in post-apocalyptic Tokyo. A drunken ghost in Song Dynasty China. A displaced refugee skating on an ice planet. And much more. Embrace them as you take on their journeys. And don’t look back . . . Featuring Original Stories by Anne Carly Abad, Deepak Bharathan, Joyce Chng, Miki Dare, S.B. Divya, Pamela Q. Fernandes, Calvin D. Jim, Minsoo Kang, Fonda Lee, Gabriela Lee, Karin Lowachee, Rati Mehrotra, E.C. Myers, Tony Pi, Angela Yuriko Smith, Priya Sridhar, Amanda Sun, Naru Dames Sundar, Jeremy Szal, Regina Kanyu Wang (translated by Shaoyan Hu), Diana Xin, Melissa Yuan-Innes, Ruhan Zhao. Introduction by Elsie Chapman Edited by Lucas K. Law and Derwin Mak Anthologies in this series (Strangers Among Us, The Sum of Us, Where the Stars Rise, Shades Within Us) have been recommended by Publishers Weekly, Booklist (American Library Association), Kirkus Reviews, Library Journal, School Library Journal, Locus, Foreword Reviews, and Quill & Quire. To learn more about this publisher, click here: http://bit.ly/2LD7d9C
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Food & DrinkDecember 2019Deliciously Microorganic
The Wonderful World of Fermented Food & Drink, An Illustrated Guide
by ferment books, ono-misa
250 microorganic foods and 60 recipes are in one book! With full color illustrations, let’s learn more about fermentation’s unique history, pioneers’ stories and cultural differences about foods. Chapter 1 Microorganic Foods of the World ............... p 11 Chapter 2 Microorganic Japanese Foods ................... p 65 Chapter 3 Koji is Like Gold ...................................... p 119 Chapter 4 A Look at Where Fermentation Happens..... p 129 Chapter 5 Fermentation: A Global Chronology ........... p 147 Chapter 6 Microorganic Food & Ingredients ............... p 155 Chapter 7 Further Reading ........................................ p 181
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Personal & social issues: body & health (Children's/YA)2013Micaela's Confession
by Cecilia Curbelo
Micaela opens her Twitter and finds herself reading one word that destroys her: traitor. The worst part is that the accusation is from her best friend, Constanza. From that moment, she begins to relive the moments in history that caused her to act the way she did. In that journey of memories and thoughts, of struggles and confessions, very painful secrets will come to light. What will you do in the end? Her destiny depends on what you decide!
