Tyrol's fairy tale re -explained: A look behind the scenes of the beech creation!

In Austria, the Tyrolia bookstore introduces an innovative book recycling program that has created exciting response. Stephan Bair, who is responsible for the surrender program, is surprised by the enormous encouragement: "We did not expect such a large echo on our buyback program." Old books find their way back on the market and enjoy great popularity, which underlines the demand for used literature, as The crown reports .

Another interesting aspect of the publishing work is highlighted by the book project "Tyrolean Fairy Tales". This project shows how some classic works in world literature experience fresh, contemporary preparation. The publisher Anette Köhler explains the multi -layered process of beech creation and emphasizes that the first idea for the new edition comes from the publishing director. Here the old fairy tales of the Zingerle brothers were selected and modernized in order to make them attractive for today's readers. The author Karin Tscholl took over the creative part by translating the fairy tales into a new, contemporary language so that both children and adults are addressed, so Reading in tirol .

The way of a book

The development of a book is a complex process that combines numerous specialists. In addition to the author, editors, graphic artists and illustrators play a central role. Anette Köhler reports on her experiences as a editor and the high priority of the teamwork. "The editor is in close contact with authors and illustrators to coordinate the stylistic framework and the visual presentation of the work," she explains. Marketing is also taken into account from the start, which shows how important continuous cooperation and planning are for the success of a book.

The example of the Tyrolean fairy tales illustrates how old stories can be kept alive through careful revision and creative new interpretation. In a year full of processes and creative cooperation, a work was created that combines the charm of the Tyrolean tradition with modern narrative techniques. The satisfaction of the specialists involved is not only shown in the quality of the end product, but also in the impressive return rate of the book, which also underlines the success of the project.