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      • VOLATILIUM / NEFELI publishing

        Volatilium is the international picture books offshoot of Nefeli Publishing, an established Greek publisher specializing in literary fiction, theatre, history, and art theory since 1979. Volatilium is also the younger sibling of Tsalapeteinos, Nefeli’s acclaimed picture books imprint launched in 2009. Tsalapeteinos has published works by renowned authors and illustrators like Wolf Erlbruch, Hervé Tullet, Marianne Dubuc, Erin E. Stead, Christoph Niemann, Greg Pizzoli, Célia Chauffrey, Émile Jadoul, Seng Soun Ratanavanh and Lisa d’Andrea among others. Volatilium is committed to presenting high quality picture books to a wide international audience.

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      • Verlag Europa-Lehrmittel Nourney, Vollmer GmbH & Co. KG

        Verlag Europa-Lehrmittel The publishing houses Europa-Lehrmittel and Pfanneberg are well known for teaching and learning materials for vocational training and further education. As our books are also in demand internationally, we have published some of our titles in English and French.

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      • Foglie sparse

        by Alessandra Jatta

        The October Revolution described through the incredulous eyes of a noble Moscow woman who sees her whole world collapsing in an instant. And her determination to try to save at least her family and her dignity in the midst of the disaster. Alessandra Jatta gives us an unusual perspective on some of the most dramatic moments in Russian history over the last century, revealing the thoughts and concerns of an entire social class at the moment of its decline. A true story, in which the use of photos, excerpts from diaries and documents belonging to the author’s direct ancestors adds value to a narrative that will leave you breathless.

      • Etica dell'acquario

        by Ilaria Gaspari

        Gaia is beautiful, self-centred and unhappy. One day in November she returns to the city where she studied, after an absence of ten years. Nothing seems to have changed in Pisa, but everything has. Gaia meets up again with her old friends and the love of her university days, but now they are divided by the years they spent apart and the loss of a fellow student, Virginia, who died in obscure circumstances. The investigation into the mysterious suicide winds its way through the streets of the city and the colleges of the Scuola Normale, amidst buried memories and obsessions that come to light.

      • Fiction

        12 degrees below zero

        by Anna Herzig

        The dystopia of being a woman in a man’s world Greta is six months pregnant. Following a romantic evening with her soon-to-be-husband Henri, a solicitor’s letter lands on the doormat. Greta owes Henri €24,000 – the cost of several months of fertility treatment. Henri doesn’t intend to leave her; he simply wants his money back. She has fourteen days to pay before he files a lawsuit against her. Greta turns to her older sister for help. The sister who was bullied by their father while Greta was his favourite. The sister who let her anger out on Greta, for want of another way to deal with things. The messy family circumstances in which the two girls grew up are gradually revealed: their father was the model patriarch, while each day their mother did her best to prevent either herself or her daughters ruffling his feathers. The soup must never be cold. Everything had to be perfect. But what if “perfect” isn’t achievable? What if “perfect” doesn’t even exist?

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