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A German publisher dedicated to lesbian literature.

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Krug & Schadenberg is a German publisher founded on May 1, 1993 by graphic designer Dagmar Schadenberg and editor Andrea Krug with the goal of publishing books for lesbians and women-loving women. Their program includes literature (novels, historical novels, crime fiction, stories), portraits, non-fiction, and guides on topics related to lesbian life.

History

Krug & Schadenberg was founded on May 1, 1993 by graphic designer Dagmar Schadenberg and editor Andrea Krug with the goal of publishing books for lesbians and women-loving women. Their first publication in autumn 1993 was Susie Bright's 'Susie Sexperts Sexwelt für Lesben', which sparked passionate discussions. This was followed by the first fiction title, 'Die Wahl des Glücks' by Nancy Toder, a coming-out novel that remains in the program. Another notable US author published by the house is Leslie Feinberg with 'Stone Butch Blues – Träume in den erwachenden Morgen', a novel that initiated the gender debate in Germany.

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