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Revision as of 15:53, 12 October 2019
Established in 1994, Učila International Publishing House publishes a broad spectrum of books in various categories, from adult and children literature, bestsellers and biographies to handbooks, educational material and comic books.
A part of their publishing programme features acclaimed authors and winners of prestigious literary accolades, such as Gabriel García Márquez, Umberto Eco, and DBC Pierrre. Among their most successful business ventures is also the launch of pocket edition books, a collection of affordable and popular titles called Žepna knjiga. As most of the works issued by Učila are translations, they cooperate both with established as well as young and up-and-coming translators. }}
Učila International Publishing House also runs an online bookstore and the chain of Felix Bookshops in major Slovene towns, which also afford space to regular readings and other events that promote literature. Učila are one of the few Slovene publisher with wide network of selling spots including gas stations, supermarkets and newsstands.
External links
- Učila International Publishing House website
- Felix Bookshops (in Slovenian)