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Catalan independent publisher based in Bellcaire d'Empordà, specializing in philology, literary studies, and illustrated children's books.

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Overview

Edicions Vitel·la is a Catalan publishing house headquartered in Bellcaire d'Empordà, in the comarca of Baix Empordà, Catalonia, Spain. It began its activity in June 2006, launching with several collections of texts and literary studies. Among its earliest series were Philologica, directed by Dr. Albert Rossich, professor of Catalan Philology at the University of Girona, and Studia Humanitatis, directed by Dr. Mariàngela Vilallonga, professor of Latin Philology at the University of Girona, together with Dr. Antoni Cobos. These collections aimed to make a rigorous contribution to the publishing world from the field of philology. Over time, the publisher initiated and consolidated additional collections: Turisme cultural-Cultural Tourism, directed by Dr. Dolors Vidal of the University of Girona; Discursos, a collection of essays directed by Dr. José Luis Rodríguez García of the University of Zaragoza; Petita Vitel·la, a collection of illustrated albums aimed at children; and the collection Dones il·lustres de les comarques gironines (Illustrious Women of the Girona Counties). Edicions Vitel·la publishes works by prestigious authors such as Albert Rossich, Montserrat Abelló, and Maria Mercè Roca, as well as classics including the Speculum al foder, Francesc Fontanella, Joan Ramis, Joan Margarit i Pau, Joan Ramon Ferrer, and the poetic work of Michelangelo Buonarroti (translated by Miquel Desclot). It has also published the complete poetry of Maria Àngels Anglada in a volume released in 2010, on the tenth anniversary of the poet's death, with a prologue by her personal friend Sam Abrams. More recently, the publisher has also released works by emerging authors, such as the poet and librarian Albert Carol Bruguera. The publishing house remains active and maintains an official website at www.edicionsvitella.com. Its catalogue reflects a strong commitment to Catalan language and culture, with a particular emphasis on philological rigor, literary heritage, and educational and cultural tourism themes.

History

Edicions Vitel·la was founded in June 2006 in Bellcaire d'Empordà, Catalonia, Spain. It launched with several collections of texts and literary studies, including Philologica, directed by Dr. Albert Rossich, professor of Catalan Philology at the University of Girona, and Studia Humanitatis, directed by Dr. Mariàngela Vilallonga, professor of Latin Philology at the University of Girona, and Dr. Antoni Cobos. These collections were created with the aim of making a rigorous contribution to the publishing world from the field of philology. Later, the publisher initiated and consolidated further collections: Turisme cultural-Cultural Tourism, directed by Dr. Dolors Vidal of the University of Girona; Discursos, a collection of essays directed by Dr. José Luis Rodríguez García of the University of Zaragoza; Petita Vitel·la, a collection of illustrated albums for children; and the collection Dones il·lustres de les comarques gironines. The catalogue includes works by prestigious authors such as Albert Rossich, Montserrat Abelló, and Maria Mercè Roca, as well as classics like the Speculum al foder, Francesc Fontanella, Joan Ramis, Joan Margarit i Pau, Joan Ramon Ferrer, and the poetic work of Michelangelo Buonarroti (translated by Miquel Desclot). In 2010, the publisher released the complete poetry of Maria Àngels Anglada on the tenth anniversary of her death, with a prologue by her personal friend Sam Abrams. More recently, Edicions Vitel·la has also published works by emerging authors, such as the poet and librarian Albert Carol Bruguera. The publishing house remains active and is based in Bellcaire d'Empordà. Its official website is www.edicionsvitella.com.

  • 2010

    Publishes the complete poetry of Maria Àngels Anglada on the tenth anniversary of her death, with a prologue by Sam Abrams.

  • 2006

    Edicions Vitel·la begins its activity in June in Bellcaire d'Empordà, launching with the Philologica and Studia Humanitatis collections.

Products and positioning

Independent Catalan publisher focused on philology, literary studies, essays, poetry, and illustrated children's books, with a strong academic and cultural orientation.

  • Philologica collection

    Collection of texts and literary studies directed by Dr. Albert Rossich, professor of Catalan Philology at the University of Girona.

  • Studia Humanitatis collection

    Collection directed by Dr. Mariàngela Vilallonga, professor of Latin Philology at the University of Girona, and Dr. Antoni Cobos.

  • Turisme cultural-Cultural Tourism collection

    Collection directed by Dr. Dolors Vidal of the University of Girona.

  • Discursos collection

    Collection of essays directed by Dr. José Luis Rodríguez García of the University of Zaragoza.

  • Petita Vitel·la collection

    Collection of illustrated albums aimed at children.

  • Dones il·lustres de les comarques gironines collection

    Collection dedicated to illustrious women of the Girona counties.

  • Speculum al foder

    Classic work published by Edicions Vitel·la.

  • Complete poetry of Maria Àngels Anglada

    Published in 2010 on the tenth anniversary of the poet's death, with a prologue by Sam Abrams.

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