Book World Prague 2013
19. international book fair and literary festival

We publish 4 magazines in support of travel for 5 countries of central Europe.

The focal point of KNA’s catalogue is Christian and spiritual literature, although it often reaches into theology, philosophy, history, religious studies and psychology. KNA also operates its own bookshop chain and is involved in distribution.

Traditional producer of atlases, lexicons, tourist maps, guides and town plans.

Killer Nashville was founded in 2006 and has developed a reputation as a leading advocate for writers and readers of all genres. Killer Nashville’s objectives are to assist authors of all writing genres and formats; to develop a better understanding of the craft of the mystery, thriller, suspense, and crime fiction and nonfiction genres specifically; and to portray law enforcement and forensic science in a fair and accurate manner.

KNIHA ZLIN is a modern publisher of both fiction and non-fiction which introduces the Czech reader to contemporary trends in word (especially European) literature. Thanks to the care we take in selecting our titles – which we divide into five series, FLEET, TRACK, NEEWIT, WALT and TEMA - readers can familiarize themselves with high-quality, recent works of larger and smaller literatures.

Services for self-publishers; production of books, magazines, calendars, CDs, etc. in short print runs; electronic books, including distribution.

Fiction, children‘s literature, picture publications, cookbooks, dictionaries.

Kubon & Sagner is able to look back over a long international tradition. Since 1947 we have been assisting libraries and institutions all over the world to acquire literature from the whole of Eastern Europe, Germany, Austria, and Switzerland. Kubon & Sagner provides individual solutions for books, serials, periodicals, newspapers, and e-media, such as approval plans, selection support, new publication alerts and book search, as well as professional subscription services.

Literatury server – readers’ reviews, discussion. Now a publisher’s, too.