One of our titles has made it onto the list of the 30 best-selling nonfiction books for the period from April to June...
Following The Return of Europa, three editions of The Eternal Return of Fascism and The Nobility of Spirit, two e...
We are delighted to enrich our publishing programme with the Croatian edition of a new book by the renowned American...
New Release! We’re delighted to present another outstanding new addition to our non-fiction catalogue! In Search of F...
What can Don Quixote still tell us today, more than four centuries after it first saw the light of day? In One Summer with Don Quixote, William Marx embarks on a personal and literary journey through one of the greatest works of world literature, revealing why Cervantes’ hero remains so strikingly relevant. If we can all recognize something of ourselves in Don Quixote, it is because this novel confronts one of humanity’s most fundamental questions: how are we to live in a world that seems devoid of meaning? The Knight of the Sorrowful Countenance embodies the individual who, despite repeated collisions with reality, chooses to believe in the possibility of a different world—a world where honour, justice, and hope still endure. Witty, insi...
To mark the publication of Rob Riemen's sixth book in Croatia, A Word that Conquers Death, our Book of the Month for August is Becoming Human Is an Art.
Becoming human is an art, not a science. If it were a science, there would be proven theories, definitive answers, protocols, and manuals. None of these exist. Each of us must confront the desires, uncertainties, doubts, fears, and defeats inherent in the human condition in order to attain the humanity that enables us to live truthfully, create beauty, and act with compassion and justice.
In this book, Rob Riemen, author of the acclaimed Nobility of Spirit, presents four essays on the art of becoming human. One explores war as a school, another the transcendence of stupidity and lies, a third courage and compassion, and the fourth liberation from fear through humanity's creative power and true love. Together, these four essays speak to anyone who cares about Socrates' two great questions: "Tell me, what is the right way to live, and what is the good society?"
You can purchase the book throughout this month from our webshop at a special promotional price.
