Homo liber

Homo liber is a Lithuanian publishing house established on 8 May 1997. It focuses primarily on literature in the humanities, issuing on average about 30 book titles per year. The publisher has released works by well-known Lithuanian authors such as J. Juškaitis, A. Maldonis, V. Jasukaitytė, V. Kukulas, A. Puišytė, D. Mušinskas, A. Mikuta, A. Balbierius and many others. To mark the 100th anniversary of the birth of Nobel Prize laureate Czesław Miłosz, Homo liber published the book 'Laiko pameistrys' as well as Jerzy Illg's book 'Gražūs laikai'. In recent years the publisher has placed significant emphasis on translations from German and Norwegian literature. The company is based in Vilnius, at Jurgio Baltrušaičio g. 11–126, LT-06145. Its catalogue spans categories including educational literature, history and social sciences, fiction (prose and essays), poetry, children's fiction, literary history and criticism, foreign literature, health and sports, biographies and non-fiction, and other publications. The official website lists 31 titles in its 'Latest' section, with prices ranging from around 10.50 € to 21.00 €. Homo liber remains an active, privately held publisher in Lithuania.

Homo liber was founded on 8 May 1997 in Lithuania. From its inception, the publishing house concentrated on humanities literature, carving out a niche in the Lithuanian book market. Over the years it has released works by a wide array of Lithuanian authors, including J. Juškaitis, A. Maldonis, V. Jasukaitytė, V. Kukulas, A. Puišytė, D. Mušinskas, A. Mikuta, A. Balbierius and many others. A notable milestone was its contribution to the 100th anniversary of the birth of Nobel laureate Czesław Miłosz, for which it published 'Laiko pameistrys' and Jerzy Illg's 'Gražųs laikai'. In recent times, Homo liber has increasingly focused on translating German and Norwegian literature. The publisher maintains an active catalogue of around 30 new titles per year and operates from its office in Vilnius at Jurgio Baltrušaičio g. 11–126. Its website showcases the latest releases, with 31 titles currently listed in the 'Latest' section, spanning categories from educational literature to fiction, poetry, and non-fiction.

• 1997

  Homo liber publishing house founded on 8 May in Lithuania.

• Published 'Laiko pameistrys' and Jerzy Illg's 'Gražųs laikai' to mark the 100th anniversary of Czesław Miłosz's birth.

• Recent years show increased focus on translations of German and Norwegian literature.

A niche Lithuanian publisher dedicated to humanities literature and translations, with a growing focus on German and Norwegian works.

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• Balaišų dinastija

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• Paukščiai išgeria fontanus

• Pasaulis stiklo burbule

• Eukaliptų medus

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• Lemtis būti fotografu

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1. 1Homo liber official website – Publicationshomoliber.lt
2. 2Homo liber – Wikipedia (Lithuanian)lt.wikipedia.org
3. 3Homo liber – Wikidatawikidata.org