Book review

10 years of LeipGlo: From blog to book publisher

I'm writing this article for the double purpose of quietly commemorating the 10 years of LeipGlo and letting you know I'm making it into a micro-press. I'm modifying the brand's name to Leipzig Glocal Publishing and launching it in beta phase. This means that at first I'll be publishing my own books to test the

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Die Villa and its legendary Sprachabend

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"In Die Villa I have learned Slovak and a few words of Esperanto; I have practised Arabic; and I feel like I am well on the way to finally mastering French slang."

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Harari: preaching science with hope and love

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"In a world of religious believers, ethnic wars and racism, why would an author dethroning each of these beliefs become so popular? Why do believers in God, Marxism or the nation buy a book telling them their gods are nothing but chimeras?"

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Hadrian: love, life, regrets of an emperor

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"Wise, modest, educated, intelligent, brave, full of virtues that almost make him a divinity for his own subjects, seems to the reader this Hadrian. At the same time, he is a man who commits crimes and falls in love as only mortals can."

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