Mission statement
Lebowski Publishers is a dynamic and innovative publishing house. We focus on literary fiction, (true) crime, narrative non-fiction and urban culture. Our aim is to publish a small and balanced list of authors, to maximum effect. We put a lot of effort into public relations, design, editing, our website and the marketing of our books. We don't mind publishing bestsellers.
Cast & Crew
Lebowski in the news
David Sedaris'
Van je familie moet je het hebben staat op 52 in de Bestseller Top 60, op 3 in de
HP/DeTijd Top 10, op 4 in de Top 25 van Bol.com, op 9 in de AKO Top 10 en op 13 in de Selexyz Top 15.
Ik mooi praten staat op 1 in de Top 10 van H. de Vries Boeken.
Ik haal je op, Ik neem je mee staat op 21 in de Bestseller Top 60, op 8 in de Libris Top 10, op 9 in de Bijenkorf Top 20, op 5 in de Selexyz Top 15 tot 12,50 en op 6 in de Bol.com Top 25.
inCT jaarboek 2010
In het jaarboek van het vak voor het vak vindt u onder meer een interview met uitgever
Oscar van Gelderen.
Bestellen
Wat is de Wat Mooiste
Boekomslag 2010
De omslag met het krachtige en tegelijk subtiele beeld - het continent van Afrika in felrood dat door vijf blots tegelijk een voetafdruk is - was duidelijk favoriet. Het werd ontworpen door Dog and Pony voor Lebowski Publishers.
Le Conseguenze dell'amore and Il Divo (we will publish the first novel of Paolo Sorrentino, its director, fall 2010)
Exit Through the Gift Shop (we published Wall & Piece from its director, a man called Banksy. The film will be out in Holland end of september 2010)
True Grit (out around Christmas 2010, this is the remake by the Coen Brothers of the 1968 film for which John Wayne won his only Oscar. The book on which the film is based upon was written by the fabulous Charles Portis. We want to publish all his books)
Lebowski & the movies
We love films.
The Big Lebowski, obviously.
But also:
Crazy Heart (we will publish the book from Thomas Cobb fall 2010. Jeff Bridges won his first Oscar, for his role in this terrific film)
The American (we haven't seen it yet, but its director is Anton Corbijn, so it must be good. We will publish the first novel by Martin Booth, upon which the film is based, fall 2010)
