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Goga Publishing House was established in December 1998 and it published its first book in January 2000. Goga is involved in a wide specter of activities, from publishing Slovene and foreign works, audio CDs, journals to organizing different cultural events. Goga is also a part of HALMA literary network exchange organization.

Literature publishing programme

Goga's literature publishing programme aims to give new perspectives on local literature, as well as on work in translation. Goga is interested in first-class literature related to current topics. Since 2003 it has also published the Anagoga edition, which features monograph publications. Edition Lunapark specializes in children and youth literature. In 2000 Goga Bookstore was opened in Novo mesto. Goga also organizes musical, cultural, literary and other events for children and adults, as well as various workshops. In spring 2011 Ristanc, an animation workshop for children, was organized.

Rast, a quarterly review for literature, culture and social issues, is published by Goga in collaboration with Municipality of Novo mesto, and Park magazine, whose chief aim is to raise awareness of sociopolitical, regional and cultural questions.

Music

Goga also publishes audio CDs in the music collection GOGAMusica. Jazz, ethno, folk and other genres may be found in the collection.

International collaboration

Goga is a part of HALMA network – a network of European literary institutions and exchange houses. Its main aim is to connect European literary organizations and centers and to promote the exchange of authors, translators and promoters so as to experience work in different cultural environments. At the moment HALMA is present in 21 European countries and includes 26 literary institutions. Goga Publishing House is thus connected with the Slovene Hostel Situla in Novo mesto, which is one of the houses in the HALMA network. As a part of HALMA, Goga also organizes the exchange of Slovene authors to other houses across Europe.

External links

Goga Publishing House website

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-[[Goga Publishing House]] was established in December [[established::1998]] and it published its first book, ''Anton Podbevšek, 100 Supernatural Years'', in January 2000.
+[[Goga Publishing House]] was established in December [[established::1998]] and it published its first book in January 2000. Goga is involved in a wide specter of activities, from publishing Slovene and foreign works, audio CDs, journals to organizing different cultural events. Goga is also a part of HALMA literary network exchange organization.
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+==Literature publishing programme==
+Goga's literature publishing programme aims to give new perspectives on local literature, as well as on work in translation. Goga is interested in first-class literature related to current topics. Since 2003 it has also published the Anagoga edition, which features monograph publications. Edition Lunapark specializes in children and youth literature. In 2000 [[Goga Bookstore, Novo mesto|Goga Bookstore]] was opened in Novo mesto. Goga also organizes musical, cultural, literary and other events for children and adults, as well as various workshops. In spring 2011 ''Ristanc'', an animation workshop for children, was organized.
-Goga's literature publishing programme aims to give new perspectives on local literature, as well as on work in translation. Goga is interested in first-class literature related to current topics. Since 2003 Goga has also published the ''Anagoga'' edition, the first of this imprint being ''Latin literature'' by Pierre Grimal. Another edition is ''Lunapark''. In collaboration with [[Municipality of Novo mesto]] it co-publishes also ''[[Rast Journal]]''.
+[[Rast Journal|''Rast'']], a quarterly review for literature, culture and social issues, is published by Goga in collaboration with [[Municipality of Novo mesto]], and ''Park magazine'', whose chief aim is to raise awareness of sociopolitical, regional and cultural questions.
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+==Music==
+Goga also publishes audio CDs in the music collection [[Goga Music|GOGAMusica]]. Jazz, ethno, folk and other genres may be found in the collection.
-Goga Publishing opened its [[Goga Bookstore, Novo mesto|Goga Bookstore]] in Novo mesto and launched its record label [[Goga Music]] in 2000.
+==International collaboration==
+Goga is a part of HALMA network – a network of European literary institutions and exchange houses. Its main aim is to connect European literary organizations and centers and to promote the exchange of authors, translators and promoters so as to experience work in different cultural environments. At the moment HALMA is present in 21 European countries and includes 26 literary institutions. Goga Publishing House is thus connected with the Slovene Hostel Situla in Novo mesto, which is one of the houses in the HALMA network. As a part of HALMA, Goga also organizes the exchange of Slovene authors to other houses across Europe.
-Goga Publishing House started organises also art and social workshops for children. In spring 2011 the 2nd edition of the ''Ristanc'' was organised, a workshop of animation.
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Literature publishing programme

Music

International collaboration

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