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      • Nanmeebooks Co., Ltd.

        Founded in September 1992, Nanmeebooks is one of the leading publishers in Thailand, which publish both fiction and non-fiction for people at all ages licensed from around the world. We are known for educational books for children and youth literature including Harry Potter. Our outstanding and bestselling titles are including books from J.K. Rowling, Paolo Coelho, Yu Hua, Yi Zhongtian, Dr. Tom Wu and Nobel writer Mo Yan. We are also honored to publish the work of HRH Princess Sirindhorn, as well as various Nobel Prize literatures.

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      • Nanjing University Press

        Nanjing University Press Co., Ltd. (NJUP) is a leading comprehensive academic publishing house among the 108 Chinese publishers subordinate to universities. NJUP was founded in 1984 and supervised by Nanjing University. More than 200 employees were under the editing, marketing, production, warehousing, human resources and accounting departments. We publish around 1500 titles each year including nearly 100 translation works. Most of them focus on Philosophy, Aesthetics, Literature, History, Modern Culture and Mass Media. Our backlist comprises over 16,000 titles in total.

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      • Trusted Partner
        Children's & YA
        January 2020

        Kreativ-Kratzelbuch: Fußball

        by Daniel Kratzke

      • Trusted Partner
        July 2003

        Das Zisterzienserkloster Dargun im Stammesgebiet der Zirzipanen

        Ein interdisziplinärer Beitrag zur Erforschung mittelalterlicher Siedlungsprozesse in der Germania Slavica

        by Brachmann, Hansjürgen; Foster, Elzbieta; Kratzke, Christine; Reimann, Heike

      • Fiction

        Rojava

        by Magda Tagtachian

        Nane Barseghyan, who grew up in Soviet Armenia, leaves everything behind and travels to the Rojava, a region of Syrian Kurdistan in hopes of finding her real father. During the trip, Nane is accompanied by her niece, journalist Alma Barseghyan. In a place devastated by war and violence, the main characters become lucky to serve in the women's brigade, where brave women protect the land that has not seen peace for a long time. The army of women teaches the most important lesson: nothing in life is given without a fight. The story of Nane Barseghyan develops against the background of the struggle against the Islamic State, Turkish troops and the harsh reality of Syria. In this novel, Magda Tagtachyan combines emotional narrative and journalistic insight. And creates a story about identity and love gained in a war-torn area.

      • Fiction in translation
        September 2020

        Alindarka's Children

        by Alhierd Bacharevič, Translated by Jim Dingley and Petra Reid

        Alindarka's Children (Dzieci Alindarkiis, 2014) is a contemporary novel about a brother and a sister interned in a camp. Here children are taught to forget their own language and speak the language of the colonizer, aided by the use of drugs as well as surgery on the larynx to cure the 'illness' of using the Belarusian language.   The children escape but are pursued by the camp leaders and left to thrive for themselves in this adventure, which bears a likeness to an adult, literary 'Hansel and Gretel'.   The dialogue translates well to the guttural differences between English Received Pronunciations and Scots. The Russian, translated by Jim Dingley, will become RP and the Belarusian, translated by Macsonnetries author Petra Reid, Scots. This novel has been translated and will be published in September 2020 thanks to the Pen Translates Award, won by Scotland Street Press in May 2019

      • Biography & True Stories

        At the Crossroads of Church and World

        by Bienvenido F. Nebres, SJ

        Growing up in the shadow of World War II, in a small town with a simple upbringing, young BenNebres learned very early that life is difficult and he would do well to spend less timecomplaining and more time finding solutions. So find solutions he did.Bienvenido Nebres, SJ takes us through the formative years of his childhood and his education,through the harrowing Martial Law years as he played a pivotal role in the revolution andrebuilding of a wounded nation. His quest to close the poverty gap in the Philippines by way ofeducation guided him through his years as the Ateneo de Manila University president and ledhim to the honor of a National Scientist award.A deeply inspiring memoir, At the Crossroads of Church and World is the story of a man and hisunwavering love for the country he serves.

      • Children's & YA
        July 2021

        Firkin & the Grey Gangsters

        by Ann Scott-Moncrieff, Illustrated by Rojan

        Firkin and the Grey Gangsters is a collection of four tales in which animals are the heroes. Firkin and the Grey Gangsters was in 1936 a metaphor for the fear of takeover by corporate America – Firkin is a young red squirrel who leads his people in a battle against a horde of grey squirrel invaders from America. Firkin speaks in Scots. The Sheep who wasn’t a Sheep is about the thoughts going through the head of a sheep, swimming between one Outer Isle and the other. The White Drake is a farmyard drake in Perthshire learning about flying.

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