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      • Winged Hussar Publishing, LLC

        Winged Hussar Publishing, LLC (WHP) was formed in 2012 by Vincent Rospond.  With over twenty-five years’ experience in publishing WHP has focused on military history with an Eastern European bent.  In 2016 WHP acquired the rights to The Nafziger Collection a refined series of military history titles.  Through its Zmok Books imprint, WHP publishes science fiction and fantasy, adventure and horror for original and genre books. Winged Hussar Publishing produces history with a focus on Eastern Europe.  Winged Hussar Books produced books in several standard formats. Zmok Books is an imprint of WHP that produces original stories of SF, Fantasy, Adventure and Horror.  They are the official licensee of several game based properties that include Mantic Games, The Gates of Antares, Anzil 8, and Infinity

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      • Against the Dreams
        Fiction
        September 2018

        Against the Dreams

        by Sead Husic

        It is 1969 when Mersija gets on a train towards Germany. She leaves Yugoslavia with a clear goal in mind: Not to end up like her father - old, poor and crazy. Ahmed rages against the family, is despised by his wife and children and was deprived of his money and his intellect by the whore Sabina. Mersija tavels until she has crossed the border. She finds work and succeeds in gaining a foothold in this foreign country. She marries Muso - a Muslim like her from Yugoslavia - and has a son. But she is separated from Adem by more than one generation. The son reproaches his parents for him not being a foreigner, but German, in contrast to them. But Mersija, Muso and so many others of her generation are always on the threshold of German society. Even after years in this country, they are still considered foreigners with their own laws and morals. But there is no way back either.

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