TITLES

ZUM BEISPIEL CHRISTENTUM (Christianity, for Example)

What if Christianity is not merely a tradition, but a path to deeper understanding, inner freedom, and a more meaningful life? Drawing on decades of reflection and meditation, the author offers a clear and accessible introduction to the foundations of Christian faith.

HALEPE'DEN GELEN SEVGILI (My Beloved from Halabja)

Beginning with the aftermath of the Halabja massacre, Halepçe'den Gelen Sevgili follows Zeynep and Delila from Kurdistan to Istanbul and Geneva. Through their intertwined stories of love, loss, exile, and memory, Suzan Samancı explores how political violence survives in the lives of those who endure it—and how love can become a form of resistance.

ROJÎNE

In eight poignant stories, Rojîne opens a window onto the lives of Kurdish people living amid love, hardship, fear, and political turmoil.

KIRAÇ DAĞLAR KAR TUTTU (Snow Lay on the Barren Mountain)

A portrait of lives shaped by conflict, displacement, and loss in a region marked by a turbulent history. The vivid, intimate storytelling captures both the profound tragedy and the enduring humanity, love, and hope of its people.

REÇINE KOKUYORDU HÊLIN (Hêlin Smelt Like Resin)

In fifteen poignant stories, Suzan Samancı offers an intimate view of a land often discussed without its people, memories, and everyday realities. With warmth and lyrical sensitivity, Helin Smelled of Resin gives voice to lives shaped by longing, truth, color, and place.

DIGITAL SOCIETY

This essential book examines the global digital society's social, economic, political, and cultural impacts. With cutting-edge empirical analysis and research, it explores the profound influence of technology and digital transformation on our world.

THE ASSASSIN'S MARK

G.J. Williams is the author of the Tudor Rose Murder Mystery series – historical murder mysteries with just a hint of supernatural twist. Her acclaimed books are set in Tudor England, beginning in the reign of Mary Tudor, also known as Bloody Mary, and then moving to the reign of Elizabeth 1st. Each novel takes real events and people of Tudor England and the Royal Courts, and puts a plot and bodies in the middle. Her detective is Doctor John Dee, a real Tudor figure, who was an astronomer, philosopher, medic, adviser, and spy for Elizabeth 1st. His apprentice is a woman called Margaretta Morgan, born with the strange gift of hearing and feeling what is not said. As a woman in Tudor times, she can move among others, ignored, as she picks up evidence to feed back to her master. As they work together to solve the crime, both must face the mystery but also fight their own battles.

The Women of Ravensbrück

In the harsh confines of Ravensbrück, the infamous Nazi concentration camp for women, Sarah Rothstein a Jewish book keeper, Marie Laurent a French resistance fighter, Zofia Nowicki a Polish nurse, are thrown together in a crucible of suffering.Yet in the face of unimaginable cruelty, they forge an unbreakable sisterhood. With grit, cunning, and quiet defiance, they wield their unique skills to sabotage their captors from within. Their determined unity and the secret network of information they construct, reflect the real-life acts of resistance carried out by women during history's darkest chapters - resonating deeply with readers drawn to true stories of female courage, resilience, and solidarity under Nazi oppression.

ULTREIA

A ruthless bishop crushes Compostela under taxes, provoking hunger, unrest, and the threat of rebellion.
Amid political ambition and looming Almoravid danger, a young thief and a grieving stonemason are drawn into a deadly conspiracy. Both outcasts have lost everything—except each other.
In the uprising that follows, the fate of the city will depend on whether they can become, once more, daughter and father.

NINE MINDS

From the New York Times–bestselling author of Born on a Blue Day and Thinking in Numbers, this poignant, perspective-altering book celebrates the power and beauty of the neurodivergent mind, as told through the true stories of nine contemporary men and women on the autism spectrum.

KOCA KARINLI KENT (The Big-Bellied City)

A Kurdish family, driven from their village by violence, struggles to rebuild their lives in Istanbul in this lyrical, dreamlike novel narrated by a young girl. The Big-Bellied City weaves myth and reality into a poignant portrait of forced migration, family resilience, and the haunting power of memory.

RESCUE ME

When drag performer Tim Watkins becomes the target of violent anti-LGBTQIA harassment, private investigator Andy Hayes is hired as his reluctant bodyguard. Their uneasy partnership is tested after a brutal attack points to a local white supremacist group. As clues spiral into a broader conspiracy, Andy must confront his own biases to stop a deadly plot before it erupts.

VENEZUELA: MEMORIAS DE UN FUTURO PERDIDO (Venezuela: Memories of a Lost Future)

A country everyone talks about but very few truly understand

LA CANARIA (The Canary)

Naples, 1965: two aging sisters, bound by love and resentment, revisit a lifetime of lost ambitions. Between song, memory, and a haunting presence, La Canaria traces the fragile fate of female creativity in a patriarchal world.

A WORLD HISTORY OF POLITICAL THOUGHT
Second Edition

A World History of Political Thought is an outstanding and innovative work with profound significance for the study of the history of political thought, providing a wide-ranging, detailed and global overview of political thought from 600 BC to the 21st century. Treating both western and non-western systems of political thought as equal and placing them as they should be; side by side.

SMALL EARTHQUAKES

The surprising history of Britain’s deep-rooted ties with South America

BLACKNESS IN INTERWAR GERMANY

The first comprehensive account of Blackness in Germany, spanning the late Empire, the Roaring Twenties and the aftermath of World War Two.

AMERICAN OVERTHROW

A disturbing account of Moscow’s ideological capture of the American ruling elite, the consequences of which are only now coming to light.

THE WATCHERS

A chilling global investigation into how modern surveillance states are built and why they endure—from a journalist once spied upon in Cold War Europe.

SO YOU WANT TO OWN GREENLAND?

An indispensable guide to Greenland―why it matters, who covets it and why this wilderness of 56,000 inhabitants could become the next global flashpoint.