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      • Books Tatin Giannaro / Dr. Olga-Tatjana Rauch

        Contemporary fiction with strong female characters. Realism combining elements of suspense with elements of humor. Multi-layered stories about modern-day life and love, society and human beings. In focus: women and their own view of the world. Universal emotions, desires and human values, a portrait of society and a documentation of recent historical events. Young women in foreign countries. We publish novels, narrations, poems, and short stories.

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      • Edizioni Horti di Giano

        We are looking for that flame that ignites our authors’ emotions. We dream of an editorial world where those who deserve can express themselves freely and not thanks to a payment. Horti di Giano offers books with attention to the smallest detail, where Editing is the heart of a work done with passion and the publications are enriched by several hand-made illustrations, in order to give life to a book which is an artistic and complete experience. in every respect. You can find Fantasy, Sci-Fi, Horror, Thriller, Crime and Mistery, Coming-on-age novel, Poetry and Graphic Novel.

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      • Wahrheit in Gefahr
        Literary Fiction
        October 2014

        Wahrheit in Gefahr

        by Tatin Giannaro

        The story follows two young women in their fight against corruption in a Greek summer resort at the Aegean Sea. An intense love from the past blurs the lines. While Greece is drowning in the financial debt crisis, their search for the truth puts them into unexpected danger.   Why “Truth in Danger” is important: A historical account of Greece during the recent financial crisis and its political events. A story about how ever-present corruption is pervading society and the effects on social and private life. And a story about a fundamental decision: love or justice in a corrupt world.   About the book: A story about justice, love, corruption, and lots of money. Back at the Aegean Sea. Alithea always has to serve up justice, for everybody. In the summer resort at the sea, she once more comes across Philippos, her big love. His father had made lots of money with the building of the resort. Long suppressed memories crack open in Alithea. The pain of those days is back. And Philippos’ fiancée, too. The rage burns inside Alithea. She starts asking questions. Where does all the money of the resort’s cost contributions go? Her old friend Elli and she get into a network of lies and invisible relations. These go far back to the beginning of the summer resort. Nobody tells the truth. Nobody helps. Who is friend, who is foe? Nothing is as it appears. Meanwhile, all of Greece is drow ning ever deeper in the financial debt crisis and the triangle of corruption. With every question, Alithea and Elli get ever deeper into chaos. While political events in the country develop, the paradise-like summer life at the sea turns into an unexpected danger. Tatin Giannaro takes a detailed look at the recent history of Greece. A close-up view of the structures that got it into the crisis, the politics and a society that don’t want to stop this. The exciting society novel of the author with the special voice.

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      • Die gelbe Perlenkette
        Literary Fiction
        September 2011

        Die gelbe Perlenkette

        by Tatin Giannaro

        A young woman comes to Berlin in the 1970ies, not speaking any German. The story follows her quest for happiness, love, and a self-determined life, symbolized by a yellow pearl necklace, against all obstacles in the foreign German society. It’s a narration about love in a foreign land and about the courage to fight for her own paradise in a foreign society. Young Greek Adeline is searching for a better life and happiness in Berlin’s sparkling world. The foreign language, unknown conventions of society and Fritz are in her way. Alone and desperate, she finally accepts his proposal to marry him.   Why “The Yellow Pearls” is important: The story narrates the experience of migration to Germany in the 1970ies and is very current with the ongoing migration streams across the world. It depicts German society and culture during the 1970ies. It shows the departure of a young woman to a foreign country and the struggle to survive in the new environment, and to find a self-determined life in an unknown, sometimes hostile society.

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      • Grüne Tränen
        Literary Fiction
        July 2009

        Grüne Tränen

        by Tatin Giannaro

        The story follows a young foreign woman and the turbulent experiences in her fight to win her big love, against the background of the 1970ies society in Germany.   Why “Green Tears” is important: An account of a love story with a relentlessly honest view of a woman on the real ups and downs of a love in a foreign country. A multi-layered story that opens a peek into the inner thoughts of a woman. A narration that wakens the longings and the dreams buried inside the reader. A book that gives courage to free oneself and make your dreams come true.   About the book: Alisia meets George. An encounter of destiny. It’s love at first sight. Two barriers are between them: Alisia’s marriage, that she feels like a cage, and the women who surround George. Alisia is torn between hope and desperation. In the interpretation of her unusual, surreal dreams, she searches for the right path through the ups and downs of this love. The obstacles in Alisia’s way are growing. His relationships with women, too. Might the biggest barrier for their love be him? An open and relentless description of the light and the dark sides of the reality of a young woman’s big love. A document of the nineteen seventies in Germany.

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      • Schatten im Apfel
        Literary Fiction
        October 2010

        Schatten im Apfel

        by Tatin Giannaro

        An adventure of life in New York City, with a love story and historical events. The story follows a foreign graduate student at Columbia University right after the turn of the millennium. She experiences the vibrant world of Manhattan, the fight for housing and jobs, and the attacks of September 11, 2001.   Why “Shadow in the Apple” is important: A story about the fights and challenges of a new life in a foreign country. A detailed and authentic description of life in New York in the years 2000-2002 and a historical account of being a foreigner during and after the September 11, 2001 attacks.   About the book: A dream comes true: Katris goes to New York. She just needs to find an apartment before her MBA-program at Columbia University starts. She has 14 days. The intense study program starts. America is different from what she expected. Katris feels like living in a movie. When she finally gets housing from the University, she feels more than happy. While she is searching for the man with the green eyes she met years before in the city, suddenly her roommate tries to drive her out of the apartment. The University administration is watching, then takes sides – with the roommate. Katris’ dream turns into a fight against intrigues, the University, and the danger in her hard-won apartment. Nobody suspects the bigger danger approaching New York on a sunny September morning.

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      • Das Flüstern des Bosporus
        Women's Fiction
        October 2017

        Das Flüstern des Bosporus

        by Tatin Giannaro

        Six young women and men from five different countries meet in Istanbul. At the touching point of Europe with Asia an adventure in the spirit of the “Abduction from the Seraglio” brings them into unexpected danger. Two women. Four men. A wedding in Istanbul. A modern, inverse “Abduction from the Seraglio”. A life-or-death adventure at the Bosporus. Sandy and Connie from Europe meet in the Hagia Sofia four friends: Pedro, Jean-Paul, and the cousins Osman and Selim who are in Istanbul for their cousin’s wedding. In the city between Orient and Occident, Germany, France, Spain, the UK and Turkey meet. Suddenly, Sandy’s and Connie’s relaxed holiday trip to the Bosporus with unexpected love options develops into a Turkish adventure between East and West.   Why "The Whisper of the Bosporus" is important: Clashes between Europe and Asia and between old tradition and modern life have effects on social and private life, today more than ever. For everybody interested in the encounters of different cultures.

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      • I Can Cook
        Food & Drink
        2020

        I Can Cook

        by Ginette Mathiot and Jeanne-Zoé Lecorche

        Je sais cuisiner by Ginette Mathiot is the true bible of French home cooking and has sold over 6 million copies since it was first published in 1932. This household must-have can still be found in most French kitchens. With more than 50 easy-to-follow step-by-step recipes in comic-bookstyle, this adaptation of the French cooking bible will teach you how to master the staples of French cooking such as the Boeuf Bourguignon, the Crème brûlée, the Blanquette de veau, the Tarte Tatin and many others!

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      • In the Kitchen with Cleveland's Favorite Chefs
        National & regional cuisine

        In the Kitchen with Cleveland's Favorite Chefs

        35 Fabulous Meals in About an Hour

        by Maria Isabella (author)

        A rare behind-the-scenes look at how Cleveland’s top toques entertain at homeHave you ever wondered what your favorite local chefs cook at home? What they prepare for their own family and friends? What they whip up when truly pressed for time? The secret’s finally out as In the Kitchen with Cleveland’s Favorite Chefs takes you into the private kitchens of 35 local culinary greats to discover what’s really cooking.Author and food enthusiast Maria Isabella posed the same challenge to each featured chef: If you were suddenly to get a call at home from good friends who wanted to stop by, what would you prepare for them in one hour or less? The answers are as varied as the chefs themselves, who represent an exciting array of gastronomic talent—from celebrity chefs, restaurant chef/owners, and institutional chefs, to caterers, cooking instructors, and researchers. Each chef shares detailed recipes for delicious signature meals that can be prepared quickly and easily at home—119 dishes in all, including a wide range of meat, fish, and vegetarian choices to tempt every palate. Helpful wine pairings are offered as well. Accompanying each recipe are gorgeous full-color photographs featuring both the chefs and their culinary showpieces. Isabella’s profiles of each chef offer fascinating insights into everything from personal life stories to tips for successful last-minute entertaining.In the Kitchen with Cleveland’s Favorite Chefs also allows readers to mix and match the recipes to create their own customized menus. For a delicious appetizer, one might start with Jonathon Sawyer’s “Devils on Horseback” or Eric Williams’s “Guacamole Tradicional.” For an impressive meal, try Michael Symon’s “Roasted Rack of Pork” with “Five-Spice Pumpkin Purée” and “Cilantro Salad” or Dante Boccuzzi’s “Mustard-Crusted Lamb Cutlets with Garbanzo Beans & Frisée.” For decadent dessert options, consider Jonathan Bennett’s “Gingered Apple Tarte Tatin,” Zachary Bruell’s “Greek Yogurt with Berries & Honey,” or Karen Small’s “Fig Scones.”Filled with informative tips and clear step-by-step instructions using local ingredients and familiar techniques, In the Kitchen with Cleveland’s Favorite Chefs gives busy home cooks and foodies alike the tools and confidence they need to entertain just like the pros.

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      • Serendipity. 50 Storie di successi nati per caso
        Food & Drink

        Serendipity. 50 Storie di successi nati per caso

        by Oscar Farinetti

        “The most valuable thing you can make is a mistake – you can’t learn anything from being perfect.” Adam Osborne. Oscar Farinetti has collected fifty stories that reflect how some of the greatest successes and examples of excellence in the food world came about by chance, while looking elsewhere, from the invention of foods such as tarte tatin to the sandwich, not to mention international products like Nutella and corn flakes, plus some of the world’s best wines, Gorgonzola cheese, and balsamic vinegar. Renowned delicacies like Milanese risotto rub shoulders with some unusual interlopers: Toscano cigars, Viagra and... humans themselves! Fifty dialogue/stories that are rich in humour and reflections on the meaning of life, the meaning of a constant quest to invent something new, the meaning of human imperfection: what makes us so special... and so flawed. To tell the tale of these discoveries, Farinetti consults their protagonists (real or imagined) or experts with in-depth knowledge: producers, gastronomes, cooks, pastry chefs, artists and scientists, including Joe Bastianich, Andrea Berton, Massimo Bottura, Antonia Klugmann, Carlo Cracco, Giovanni Ferrero, Francesca Lavazza, Davide Oldani, Bruno Paillard, Angelo Gaja, Otto Geisel, Muhtar Kent, Shigeru Hayashi, Carlo Petrini, Telmo Pievani, Vittorio Sgarbi, and more.

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