[IPH] International Publishing House (Collecting for April)

[Saaremaa]

[IPH]

International Publishing House
104 Abercorn Drive
Dun Eidyn, Cumbria Proper
Kingdom of Cumbria

Proudly Printing in the Following Languages: Cumbric Gaelic, Ivernish Gaelic, German, Harkan, Saxon,
English,Burgundian, Andal,Tiburan, Kadiki, Norse-Gaelic, Twentish, Varanese, Propontine, Justizan

Regional Headquarters:
Cuan Dara, Anderin (Oceania),
Segazdryhten, Levantine States (Himyar),
Trier, Eiffelland (Germania),
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Chagny, Bourgogne (Gallia)

Varanasi, Varanasi (Toyou),
Deliverance, Occidentia (Occidentia)
​

OOC: I decided to also bring back the IPH. So, anyone is invited to bring forwards two books, one of fiction and one of non-fiction, together with two or three lines describing it and then I will randomize them to bring on the monthly best sellers read in Europe.​

 

[Saaremaa]

Fiction
Children of the Oak, by Isbeil Ualas - The Novel presents the story of Sithric mac Amlaib, one of the first Norse-Gaelic missionaries to cross the isthmuses and arrive in the still pagan Caledonia, in the early 9th century. He develops a friendship with Conall mac Ailpean, a druid of the Votadini tribe from Dun Glas. Will Sithric choose his duty as a missionary or will he remain by his friend, Conall, especially in a period when there are more and more rumors regarding the creation of a monastic military order which will go on a crusade against the north, the Knights of the Viridian Cross.

Non-Fiction
Unitarian and Royal, by Benneit MacLagain - The study centers on the ideological point of view of the Cumbric monarchy and offers a history of the unity of the crown with the Unitarian church. It presents the period from the creation of the nation-state of Cumbria, in 1720 when only the members of the Cumbric Church were considered citizens of the state, whereas the others were considered subjects of the crown, to the period before the restoration when the Church had a tolerated status. The study ends with a conclusion that shows the revival of the Cumbric Church, especially by making the Archbishop a Deputy Chancellor, the Tanist of the Mormaer.

 

[Holy Frankish Empire]

Fiction
The Needle, by Alexander Rimnauer- Set in the late 1940's, the novel centers around Detective Christoph Dore. Dore is an alcoholic, lazy, and a poor policeman, making detective only out of luck. Yet when he is accused of plotting to kill the mayor and the police chief, the story shifts to an international whodunit. Visiting multiple cities and challenging racial stereotypes, the novel remains complex and thrilling until a surprising end.

Non-Fiction

183 Days: The Ouistran War of Independence and the Making of Modern Bourgogne , by Marc Lavisse- In November, 1912, the Principality of Ouistre became an independent republic for 183, fighting for its independence. Ultimately, only major 2 battles would be fought and peace achieved in less than a year. The work details Burgundian efforts to avoid armed conflict and attempts to reconcile with the Ouistran region after the conflict. Included is a look the short lived Ouistran government and its attempts to garner international support. Lavisse is sure to include many interviews and largely maintains objectivity. "To understand the modern concept of Bourgogne, understanding this pivotal event and its fallout is necessary" are the words the reader first greets on beginning to read the work.

 

[Merioneth]

Fiction
'Arch-Duchess of the Occult' by Seraphina Mortman - A wonderful classic set in the 1800's.Young Alice Parkinson is a bright child who is the daughter of a rich Earl when she moves to her families new estate she discovers the demons lurking around her 'pleasant' house. After her mother dies she turns to them to get revenge on her killers under one condition she becomes the new Arch-Duchess of the Occult after getting her revenge she tries to escape but it is too late she is transformed, she is the 'Arch-Duchess of the Occult'.

Non-Fiction
'The Dark Secrets of the Monarchy' by Lady Mariza Anatoly - Over the years the Monarchy have covered up many things they don't want us to know such as the death of King Gladius and the murder in Georgetown. This is a tell all book written by one of the women on the inside of the monarchy for more than 75 years she tells us what's real, what's not and how they've covered it up for so long.

 

[Dalriada]

Non-Fiction
On the run:The dream of a nation
World renowned Bourgogne historian Gotz Aly provides unbiased research and views on the main figures of the Cymraeg separatist movement, looking at the period of 1910-1920. He goes through the starting protests and riots in Ivernia by Cymraeg Nationalists to the shootings and bombings by the paramilitary Byddin Rhyddid Cyrmu group eventually finishing at the creation of the new nation of the Republic of Cymraeg Annibynnol.

The book also includes interviews with the two leaders of the two biggest parties in the country, David Lloyd George and Gwynfor Evans. The final controversial interview is with Julian Cayo-Evans the 63 year old original founder and current leader of Byddin Rhyddid Cyrmu linked to various bombings and shootings over the last 30 years. The two most infamous cases being the failed assassination attempt on the former Prince of Cyrmu and the other being when the group derailed a passenger train going through the borders of Ivernia and Cumbria resulting in the death and injury of hundreds passengers.

The group themselves on the terror list in Ivernia,Cumbria, Cymru and himself being on the most wanted list in all three countries.

 

[Ayasofya]

Fiction
Lost in the Current - by Adar Brieg Mullin c. Rannoch
The sea can be a dangerous place as a fisherman from Rannoch discovers in the harrowing tale of survival. His boat badly damaged by a storm in the Lyric Sea, he must find a way to survive the full fury of the deep. Combining tense action with deep introspection, Lost in the Current has set a new standard for Hagian literature.

 

[Ayasofya]

Non-Fiction
The Northern Enlightenment - Oisean Neacal Smios c. Uriyah
In this autobiographical account, one duine glic searching for enlightenment in the northern wastes finds a special connection to the Divine. In this account sweeping the nation, you too can read about how you can improve your Divine link, improve your family life, and decrease your feelings of stress and anxiety, all without battling polar bears for seal meat; Smios did that part for you.

 

[Nufruedan]

Nonfiction
Nautica, by Dalimor Smekal
The collection of facts and true stories of private naval organizations earring against each other for money and jewels. The book also talks about murders, extortion, and black mailings all committed by famous naval organizations, such as the Moravec-Kulhanek Naval Exploration Crew.

 

[Echten]

Nonfiction
Feedback Mechanisms and Theorems on Artificial Computer Intelligence, by Hermen ter Weele and Martien Westerlaan
Observing the link between human intelligence and machines, and using modern programming to simulate mechanisms of thought. Martien Westerlaan, teaches computer science at Etrecht University and is very cutting edge in his research alongside fellow teacher, Hermen ter Weele. Weele works in the field of neurology.

 

[Furlanìe]

Fiction
'Sailors in the hills' by Federico Barba - During a thunderstorm a sailing ship sinks after hitting a cliff near the coast;
all the goods are gone and the joung captain Elerico severely injured himself to save Lino, a sailor of his ship.
After reaching the closest village the crew decides to leave but Lino and his brother will help Elerico to get back home,
in the central hills of Justiza, to pay the debt. they arrive in a lonesome old house, as Elerico can't take care for himself
alone they stay to help and after a freezing winter they start cultivating the surrounding fields.
3 years pass before Lino's death and now the two men have to decide what to do as the captain leaves to them his
house and lands, staying or finding a job in a new ship?


Non-Fiction
'The great dam' by Guglielmo Armonici - The story of the Presciliacco dam, that creates most of the energy used in the island.
From the project of Torello Buonomo to the inauguration, passing by the envoirmental controversy still alive today.

 

[Pelasgia]

Semi-Historic Fiction
Iliou Persis by Homer - Up until recently considered to be lost, the last Homeric Epic of the Ilian Circle was rcovered by archeologists in the Theme of Pamphlynia, in the south of the Propontine Empire. Iliou Persis covers the capture and sack of Ilium by the Pelasgian troops at the end of the ten-year-long War of Ilium. Widely used a source of reference by many Tiburan epic writers and poets, the entire epic has finally been translated into Koine Pelasgian and various foreign languages for anyone to read. The book lacks copyright, being well beyond two hundred years old, therefore it can be printed by any publications house.

Non-Fiction
A Complete Study of the Languages of Himyar by Triantafyllos Grammatikos and Demetrios Grammatikos - A complete encyclopaedia of the languages and dialects, both native and imported, of the continent of Himyar. This encyclopaedia is the combined work of famous Propontine linguist Triantafyllos Grammatikos, along with his son, Demetrios. Containing vocabulary, grammatical, syntactic, phonetic and historical information from hundred of languages and countless more dialects, many of them morbund or even now extinct, it is regarded as one of the most important linguistic works of all time, concerning the Himyari continent. The encyclopaedia is made up of thirty-four books, in total.

 

[Nufruedan]

[IPH]

International Publishing House

104 Abercorn Drive
Dun Eidyn, Cumbria Proper
Kingdom of Cumbria

Proudly Printing in the Following Languages: Cumbric Gaelic, Ivernish Gaelic, German, Harkan, Saxon,
English,Burgundian, Andal,Tiburan, Kadiki, Norse-Gaelic, Twentish, Varanese, Propontine, Justizan

Regional Headquarters:
Cuan Dara, Anderin (Oceania),
Segazdryhten, Levantine States (Himyar),
Trier, Eiffelland (Germania),
​

Chagny, Bourgogne (Gallia)

Varanasi, Varanasi (Toyou),
Deliverance, Occidentia (Occidentia)
​

OOC: I decided to also bring back the IPH. So, anyone is invited to bring forwards two books, one of fiction and one of non-fiction, together with two or three lines describing it and then I will randomize them to bring on the monthly best sellers read in Europe.​

OOC: Can you add Nufruedanian to the language list?

 

[Nufruedan]

Nonfiction
'Vokcyzka,' By Cenek Spidla
A book that talks about a mercenary group called Vokcyzka. They were famous for their campaigns in Himyar in the late 1800s. The story also talks about Lukas Susil, a soldier fighting with Vokcyzka.

 

[Rheinbund]

Non-fiction
Dr. A.B. Welchersohn and Dr. D.B.F. Krampf
DNS - Deoxyribonukleinsäure, und wie es das Leben bestimmt (DNA - Deoxyribonecleic Acid, and how it determines life)
About 3 years ago, the Eiffellanidan scientists Dr. Welchersohn and Dr. Krampf discovered the chemical structure of DNA. In this book, they describe the chemical structure and function of DNA in a way understandable for people without a degree in chemistry or biology.

Fiction
Siegfried Lenz - Das Kabinett der Konterbande (The Cabinet of contraband)
Short stories.

 

[Pelasgia]

OOC: Can you add Nufruedanian to the language list?

OOC: Pelasgian too.