SUJET is moving

New spaces and new perspectives

After months of planning, the time has come - we are leaving the premises on Breitenweg and moving to nearby Bornstrasse.
So far we were actually easy to reach on foot, but in the new rooms we are closer to readers and customers, because we no longer have an expressway in front of the door.
Better yet, we have more space for new ideas. Because now there is the possibility that we can hold SUJET events, readings, films and writing workshops in the premises of the publishing house.
For a city that, like Bremen, wants to become a “City of Literature”, this is a great perspective.
Once the painter has gone through and everything shines in fresh colors, we will know more and then move in as a subject team with Jasmin and Maria, Madjid and Jürgen. Then we will also take possession of the new rooms with you.
Of course we already have the book on the subject: Amir Shaheen wrote a wonderful commentary on the bittersweet joys of moving:
Pack up twice more to the south terrace
For the beginning of March, when we have sorted most of the books back on the shelves, we plan to invite all our sponsors and supporters so that you can then get an idea of ​​the new publisher for yourself.
So just be patient and see you soon...

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