Dear colleagues & partners,

welcome to our foreign rights website. We present here some of the titles that are available for foreign language editions. We have here sample translations, a synopsis and press comments on the book. If you are interested in recieving reading copies or further information, please feel free to contact us:

Ubooks
Andreas Reichardt
Wellenburger Str. 1
86420 Diedorf

Tel:  +49  8238  508 977 - 0
Fax: +49  8238  508 977 - 9

Publishers from France please please ask:

EDITIO DIALOG
Literary Scouting Agency
Foreign Language Rights
Dr. Michael Wenzel
51, rue Marcel Hénaux
59000 Lille
France
Telefon +33 3 2018 0375
dr.wenzel[at]editio-dialog.com

Publishers from Brasil ask:

Yvonne Speck
Literaturagentin
E-Mail: yvonne.speck[at]gmx.net
Tel: +41 41 710 62 23

Having just come of age, the author tells about her childhood, having grown up in a children’s home, started to consume drugs at the age of twelve, about street prostitution motivated by drug addiction, the tough life amidst johns, pimps and drug dealers and her attempt to escape – in one way or another.

Unrelently honest and very outspoken, she describes the other side of the world we live in, a life devoid of comfort, without a family, yet subsidized or at least tolerated by the state.

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 The breathtaking debut of one of Germanys hottest new writers. Linguistically strong & fascinating. Often proclaimed as Bukowskis honorable successor or Quentin Tarantino in written form, Dirk Bernemanns brilliant work will affect everybody! «Good day, the world lies in ruins», are the Dirk Bernemanns initial words, before he carries the reader away into the abysms of a world which strikes a chord in us because it’s an all too familiar one – it is our world! 

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Today, we fail in an even nicer way

Dirk Bernemann’s second book to explain the world, what it’s really like. Once again he took the literary scalpel, his cuts go deep, they hit our common sense and intuition unerringly. We feel caught, deceived and hurt.

And yet, underneath everything we call life, there’s hope ...

Or is it just decay de luxe?

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