By the end of the year we had published over 1000 books…
…since the establishment of Albatros! We were proud to have published acclaimed books, such as Stephen Greenblatt’s Theswerve. How the world became modern, which received the Pulitzer Prize among others. Jeffery Deaver made his debut in Albatros Publishing House, bringing an awaited since 2011, mysterious Carte Blanche. Moreover, in 2012 some world-famous writers joined us, particularly John Grisham and Tom Clancy.

Few could brag about their rock and roll life but year 2011 saw Keith Richard’s biography being published. Simply entitled Life. Autobiography is an account of a living-legend of music. The Grand Design by Stephen Hawking, the most renowned British scientist, written in collaboration with American physicist Leonard Mlodinow was the second outstanding non-fiction release of 2011. The book is an attempt to prove the Big Bang had been an inevitable consequence of the laws of physics.

It was intense back then!
Dan Brown was back with his third book on the intrepid Robert Langdon’s endeavours, entitled The Lost Symbol.
Brilliant screen adaptation of Robert Harris’ Ghostwritter, directed by Roman Polański, strengthened the writer’s position in the industry. Ken Follet brought a new historic saga to the public, The Century Trilogy. The first volume entitled Fall of Giants was published in 2010.
As for dessert, we published Why Italians Love to Talk about Food by Elena Kostioukovitch, which took us on a lovely journey through sunny Italy, to places where cuisine is considered art.