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Autumn 2026 Fiction & Literary Nonfiction

The Ticking Heart

Anton and Alma

Wildboden

The Roots Beneath

The Crackling in the Cosmos

Michaela Kohlhaas

Better than Never

My Life as a Noise Band

The Lives of Books

The Ends of Vision

The Poems

Prisma Bros

Stations of Forgotten Happiness

What I Need to Be Happy

Adalina and the Love of Books

The Little Bookshop on the Canal Grande

Tamara de Lempicka and the Glamour of Women

Suddenly Christmas

Murder in Notting Hill

Final Show


Autumn 2026 Nonfiction & Academic

Second-Hand Superstition

Everyone Can Grieve

The Last Days of Beauty

The Treasure

Staying Healthy With the Power of Nature

Breathe Better – Live Better

Moths

Agents of Possibility

An Education in Cruelty

The Splendours and Miseries of Conservatives

What Is Restitution?

Paywalls

AIDS

Yearning for Yesteryear

Lines and Days IV

Regina Jonas

The Conditions of Our Existence

Correspondence 1926–1969

Inheritance as Problem

The Moral Economy of the Book

Poetry by Other Means – Essays

The Poetess and the Price of Freedom


Latest Sales

Siddhartha

All About the Clitoris

The River of Childhood

The Ticking Heart

Kruso

The Reintroduction of the Hourglass

Second-Hand Superstition

And Really Frau Blum Would Very Much Like to Meet the Milkman

The Third Book about Achim

A Space Bounded by Shadows

Three Hundred Men

The Last Days of Beauty

The Prince and His Heirs

Walking

The Emergence and Development of a Scientific Fact

For Seka

Malina

The Transformative Power of Performance

Concrete

Correction


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The authors have been nominated for their novels Anton and Alma and Nelka.
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The author received the award in recognition of her oeuvre. 
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Magdalena Schrefel and Ozan Zakariya Keskinkılıç have won the 3sat Prize and the Deutschlandfunk Prize respectrively
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The author has received Austria's highest literary honour.
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Konstantin Richter has been awarded the German Non-Fiction Prize 2026 for his book Three Hundred Men. The Rise and Fall of Corporate Germany.
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The award honours authors whose work »creates ideals and values that inspire dialogue among people, societies, and nations« and who have »achieved outstanding accomplishments« through their work.
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Friedrich Ani is awarded the City of Munich’s literary prize, endowed with €10,000, for his complete body of work.
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Konstantin Richter has been nominated for the 2026 German Non-Fiction Prize.
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Steffen Mau has been awarded the In_equality Research Award 2026.