Müry Salzmann Publisher

The Müry Salzmann publishing house was founded in 2009 by the publisher Mona Müry and the entrepreneur Christian Dreyer in Salzburg and publishes books on fine arts, theater, literature, history and the art of living. Edit the source code

The program includes volumes on the "architecture of the Gothic", the international series "Architecture in the Ringturm" with monographs on Southern and Eastern Europe, art collections from the Academy of Fine Arts and numerous artist monographs, as well as a political biography of the Architects Clemens Holzmeister or photo-essays of the writer and Georg-Büchner prize-winner Walter Kappacher. Great response was given by Wilhelm Kücker's tract "The ego of the architect", Sepp Dreissinger's interview book "What do people say. 58 encounters with Thomas Bernhard "as well as Helmut Schödel's literary reports" The Wind is a Viennese ", for which the Ben-Witter Prize was awarded to him, donated by the columnist of the Hamburg Times. Weblinks Edit sourcetext

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