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Biblioteca Independente: de colecção a editora

Vai nascer uma nova editora independente, resultante da parceria a 3 das editoras Assírio & Alvim, Cotovia e Relógio d’Água. Anteriormente assumido apenas como coleção, o projecto designado por Biblioteca Independente (BI) pretende agora desenvolver melhor o seu programa de edição de grandes obras da literatura universal e da literatura portuguesa.

Contemplando algumas novas traduções, estão já em preparação trinta títulos para o arranque desta nova fase. Entre outros, Arte de Amar, de Ovídio, Viagens, de Marco Polo, Noites Brancas, de Dostoiévski e Terror e Miséria do Terceiro Reich, de Bertolt Brecht.

Nunca são muitos os livros que temos para ler!
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