ars vivendi verlag
A German publishing house based in Middle Franconia, known for books, calendars, postcards, and gift ideas.
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ars vivendi verlag is a publishing house located in a half-timbered house in Middle Franconia with a view of Cadolzburg. It was founded in 1988 and is led by publisher Norbert Treuheit. The program includes cookbooks, novels, crime fiction, travel guides, non-fiction, Franconian dialect poetry, calendars, postcards, gift items, and games. A notable project is a bilingual complete Shakespeare edition translated by Frank Günther.
History
The publishing house was founded in 1988 by Norbert Treuheit, who still leads it. It started with a critical restaurant guide series and later expanded into fiction and calendars. Today it offers a broad program including cookbooks, novels, crime fiction, travel guides, non-fiction, Franconian dialect poetry, calendars, postcards, gift items, and games. A notable project is a bilingual Shakespeare complete edition.
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