28 years of Sujet Publishing

Dear friends of Sujet Verlag,

Yesterday, on September 15th, 2024, our publishing house turned 28 years old.

A long journey lies behind us, but without the great collaboration with our authors, translators and graphic artists, editors and companions, who have been with us Standing by us from the beginning and carrying us through ups and downs with their support, it would not have been possible to take this path.

Especially in the last few weeks, which have been very difficult for us like many other small publishers, which is why we kept asking for support.

Donations, book orders and many encouraging messages have repeatedly given me and the publisher the feeling that we are not lost in this world, but are supported by a community that gives us light in dark times.

The result was interviews and a wave of attention on social media, carried by bloggers and institutions like the Börsenverein, who supported our work with heart and voice and reported on it.

We would like to say a big thank you for all your support on this day!

We have made it this far with your support and cooperation managed and hope to be able to implement a few more projects this year.

These titles have already been published this year:

Already in print for you: “The Limits of Summer” by Buck

Available to you from October 5th: „Sankofa” by Doğan Akhanlı

Will be released in winter 2024: “Life in Limbo” by Atef Abu Saif

You can discover our extensive program here on our website

See you soon!

Euer Subject- Team

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