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From the author of the bestselling Women, a living document of disenfranchised grief and queer reawakening

Caldwell C: Trying

Trying

A Memoir

Geschichten von starken Frauen, die zeigen, dass alles möglich ist

Mut verändert alles

Hans Weiss, aufgewachsen im Bregenzerwald, erzählt in seiner Autobiographie von seinem abenteuerlichen Leben als sehr erfolgreicher Buchautor, Journalist und künstlerischer Fotograf. Seine erste Freundin wurde zur Terroristin, er lebte zeitweise in London und New York, und in Wien längere Zeit in Wohngemeinschaft mit einem berühmten Schriftsteller. 
Für seine investigativen Recherchen verkleidete er sich unter anderem als Pharma-Manager, Import-Händler und reicher Erbe. Allein oder mit anderen schrieb er große Bestseller wie "Bittere Pillen", "Kursbuch Gesundheit", "Schwarzbuch Markenfirmen", "Schwarzbuch Landwirtschaft" oder "Korrupte Medizin". Immer ging es darum, die düstere Wahrheit hinter den schönen Fassaden von Institutionen oder Konzernen aufzudecken. 
In seiner Autobiographie schreibt er: "Die Auseinandersetzung zwischen Wahrheit und Zensur war ein bestimmendes Thema meines publizistischen Lebens."
Von seinen Büchern wurden weltweit mehr als 5 Millionen Exemplare verkauft - in mehr als 20 Sprachen, darunter Englisch, Spanisch, Französisch, aber auch Chinesisch, Japanisch, Russisch oder Türkisch.

Ermittlungen gegen mich selbst

Aufgedeckt

Shakespeare and Company, Paris, is one of the world's most iconic and beautiful bookshops. Located on the banks of the Seine, opposite Notre-Dame, it's long been a meeting place for anglophone writers and readers. In that tradition, determined for the bookshop to remain a place of meaningful and transformative conversation, owner Sylvia Whitman and novelist and literary director Adam Biles have hosted several hundred interviews with writers, ranging from prize-winning novelists to visionary non-fiction authors. The Shakespeare and Company Book of Interviews is a selection of the best of these interviews from the last decade. Packed with warmth, sensitivity and humour, it's a celebration of the greatest writers of our age and an insight into the lives and thoughts behind some of today's most talked-about books.

The Shakespeare and Company Book of Interviews

"Tenacity" is a tribute to the members of a truly European family finding their way in tempestuous times, even in the darkest hours, in the often-demanding environment of the Twentieth Century.

The events of the somewhat forgotten, more distant past come to life through the war-time experiences of an Anglican field chaplain, a Royal Flying Corps aviator, an Afrika Korps soldier and a Luftwaffe paratrooper, which this large Austrian-British family brought together.

Highlighting the unpredictability of the passage of time, and indeed of life itself, we are introduced to the daughter of a Welsh shipowner becoming the wife of a vicar, to a headmistress in Malaysia, to a mountaineer and cable car engineer in Austria, to a stereotypical "Uncle from America", as well as to the motley stories of numerous others. More recent family experience allows us to re-live the era from the Cold War to the recent breakdown of the post-war international order. 

Not to mention two young people from formerly hostile countries. By finding happiness through a chance encounter in the Tyrolean Alps a mere four years after the war, they came to represent hope and a new era for Europe rising from the ashes.

These captivating stories are told by a family member, Andreas Herdina, drawing on eyewitness accounts and family archives. Inspired by his family history, he has devoted his working life in various diplomatic missions to promoting a civilised world order. Coming through, the voice of the author is worth listening to in our uncertain times.

Stories from a Family of the Twentieth Century

Tenacity

THE INTERNATIONAL BESTSELLER 'A raw, intimate story of trust and betrayal' - A. L. Kennedy, The Guardian 'It's heartbreaking. It's scary. It's beautiful' - Fredrik Backman, author of A Man Called Ove Will You Care If I Die? is a powerful memoir about social class, race, friendship and unexpected love, and a blazingly topical exploration of social polarization and the rise of the far right. In Sweden, where children murder children and where gun violence is the worst in Europe, Nicolas Lunabba's job as a social organizer with Malmö's underclass requires firm boundaries and emotional detachment. But all that changes when he meets Elijah - an unruly teenage boy of mixed heritage whose perilous future reminds Nicolas of his own troubled and violent past. Allowing Elijah into his home and then into his heart, Nicolas crosses one of his own red lines. With the odds stacked against them, and completely unprepared for the journey he and Elijah now set off on together, can Nicolas keep Elijah safe from harm and steer him towards a better future? Written as a letter to Elijah, Will You Care If I Die? tells Nicolas and Elijah's story - and asks us to reimagine what it means to care for one another in an uncaring world. Translated from the Swedish by Henning Koch

Will You Care If I Die?

It is time to put understanding into practice. Building on principles in Robyn Gobbel's bestselling book Raising Kids with Big Baffling Behaviors, this guided journal invites parents and carers to dive into hands-on exercises, reflective prompts, and everyday tools that make big behaviors feel far less baffling. Creating space for you to be curious and providing you with actionable steps introduced through playful activities and gentle guidance, this journal helps you understand what your child really needs- and how to meet those needs with confidence and compassion. Whether you're building on understandings from the original book or you're simply craving more clarity, this journal turns insight into action, helping you find regulation, compassion and hope in the moments that matter most.

Game-Changing Exercises and Tools to Transform Your Parenting

The Guided Journal for Raising Kids with Big, Baffling Behaviors

Forthcoming Spring 2026

A Memoir of a Black Transracial Adoptee

Torn from the Root

»Eines der anregendsten und&nbsp;unterhaltsamsten Werke über&nbsp;europäische Geschichte, das seit Langem erschienen ist.« 
 
 Wall Street Journal
 
 Wer der Sonnenkönig war, glauben wir zu wissen.
 
 Doch Philip Mansel führt Ludwig XIV. heraus aus der Pracht von Versailles und zeigt ihn als Herrscher mit globalen Ambitionen.
 
 So entsteht das fesselnde Porträt eines Mannes, der auch mehr als 300 Jahre nach seinem Tod die Idee des großen Monarchen verkörpert wie kein anderer.
 
 »Die zweifellos ultimative Biographie&nbsp;über den Sonnenkönig.« 
 
 P.M. History
 
 »Philip Mansels Buch ist nicht ein weiteres über den Bourbonenkönig, sondern das Versailles einer Biografie.« 
 
 Münchner Abendzeitung

Das Leben von Ludwig XIV. | Mitreißend erzählt und opulent ausgestattet

König der Welt

The Wit and Wisdom of Wild Women

Badass Affirmations 2026 Day-to-Day Calendar

A Journey Through the Ghost Towns of Patagonia

False Calm

A Memoir of Belonging and Becoming

Uprooted

“Such a cute baby, where did you get her?”
“This is such a good thing you are doing.”
“My friends were lucky, they got a white baby.”
Born in Germany in the 1960s to war-traumatized&nbsp;parents, Martina Dahlmanns&nbsp;grew up in middle class suburbia, surrounded by loaded silences and unacknowledged prejudice. But she believes she’s left those prejudices behind when, in her thirties, she moves to South Africa and becomes the adoptive mother of three black children.
Unable to answer increasingly difficult questions from her eldest, Lele, Martina turns to a community dialogue group. There, she meets Tumi Jonas-Mpofu, a young black woman from Gugulethu, whose friendship will define Martina’s life and force her to reckon with the enduring impact of her privilege.
This timely and deeply personal memoir is a celebration of chosen family—but beyond that, it is an acute examination of the legacy of racism in adoption.

A Person My Colour

Trying

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