Orenda Books
Orendaisan UK based independant publisher, producing beautiful, unforgettableliterary fiction, with an emphasis on crime and thrillers, half in translation.
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Orell Füssli Verlag
Atlantis Atlantis picture books always display strong accents, both in terms of content and graphics. Particular attention is paid to individual style, for example „Die zweite Arche“ by Heinz Janisch und Hannes Binder. Despite innovative ideas and unusual illustrations, Atlantis picture books remain close to their audience. The works by the successful duo Lorenz Pauli and Kathrin Schärer regularly end up being bestsellers and inspire children, booksellers and critics alike. Globi Verlag The publishing house has been part of the Orell Füssli Verlag since 2007 and is run as an imprint. Under the name Globi Verlag the characters Globi, Papa Moll, Globine and Glöbeli are listed. This means that in particular the two most famous active Swiss children's book heroes are now under one roof. The publishing house produces between 12 - 18 books per year. In the NonBook sector, up to 20 novelties are produced each year either by the company itself or in cooperation with licensees.
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November 1994Geschichtsschreibung und Kult.
Gustav Adolf, Schweden und der Dreißigjährige Krieg. In der Übersetzung von Klaus R. Böhme.
by Oredsson, Sverker
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Historical fictionThree Kings - One Throne
by Michael Wills
A panoramic novel against a backdrop of violence and political turbulence in the eleventh century, Ivar, a Danish orphan is enslaved to the most successful and experienced soldier of the age. He eventually becomes one of the elite bodyguard of the Emperor of Turkey. Meanwhile his distant relative, Torkil, the grandson of an Anglo Norse thayne, advances his military career in the service of Harold Godwinson. History dictates that one day the two warriors, caught up in the maelstrom of treachery, carnage, greed, lust and loyalty, will meet. When they do, there are devastating results for one of them, his king and his country. The crown of England was the most contested in all Europe – on the death of Edward the Confessor, Harold Godwinsson took possession of it. In 1066 two other claimants to the throne, a Norwegian and a Norman tried to wrest it from him. This is the story of Ivar and Torkil and the three kings they served.
