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edition karo - literary publisher Josefine Rosalski
legal form
founding 2004
Seat Berlin
management Josefine Rosalski
Branch Publishing
Website www.edition-karo.de

Edition Karo - literary publisher Josefine Rosalski ( spelling : edition karo ) is a German book publisher with headquarters in Berlin , which was founded by the journalist Josefine Rosalski in 2004. The program focuses on poetry, prose, travel stories, anthologies and crime novels.

The publisher is a member of the Börsenverein des Deutschen Buchhandels and supports the Kurt Wolff Foundation to promote a diverse publishing and literary scene.

Josefine Rosalski claimed first place for poetry at the Bonn book fair Migration in 2003 and was nominated for the Agatha Christie detective award in 2004.

KaroKrimiPreis and crime fiction anthologies

After the publication of two crime anthologies in 2005 and 2008, the publishing house first announced the KaroKrimiPreis in 2009, which since then has been awarded almost regularly every two years by an external jury and is endowed with a total of around 600 euros in prize money. The actions of the anthologies each take place in a large city at Christmas time (including Berlin, Hamburg, Vienna, etc.), which is why we are also talking about the Christmas thrillers:

  • Snowflakes, murder bells. 2009, ISBN 978-3-937881-09-6 (with the winners Petra Nouns, Reinhard Georg Starzne, Sunil Mann )
  • Dear Santa, don't look at me so angry. 2011, ISBN 978-3-937881-10-2 (with the winners Sandra Roszewski, Regine Röder-Ensikat, Jürgen Rath, Susanne Rüster)
  • Advent, Advent, the Alster is on fire. 2015, ISBN 978-3-937881-16-4 (with the winners Kai Riedemann, Jürgen Rath, Sarah Fiona Gahlen)
  • The forest shines for Christmas - Viennese Christmas thrillers. 2017, ISBN 978-3-945961-04-9 (with the winners Sandra Spreemann, Ruth Reuter, Detlef Seydel)
  • Jingle Bells. 2019, ISBN 978-3-945961-13-1 (with the winners Sabine Frambach , Detlef Seydel, Brigitte Karin Becker)

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Individual evidence

  1. ↑ See details in the 'Publishing History'