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A series of English-language paperbacks published in East Germany (DDR) between 1958 and 1980 by Seven Seas Publishers, Glinkastraße 13-15, Berlin, DDR 108. Books included English translations of works by DDR authors as well as works by foreign authors. Most of the titles were also brought out by left-wing publishers in UK, USA and/or Australia, but some, e.g. works by African authors, may have been unique to this publisher. The series was edited initially by Gertrude Heym and later by Kay Pankey.

Missing: 7. Band: Endler–Penck, Schichtenflotz

Sequence of novels about the struggles of Chicano/Mexicano miners in the US South-West in the 1930s, by Philip Stevenson who wrote as "Lars Lawrence" after being blacklisted in the USA. Originally meant to be a trilogy, later expanded to a planned five or possibly six books, of which Stevenson only completed four before his death in 1965.

A series of French mystery/crime novels set in Paris, featuring the ex-policeman Vandoosler and his housemates Mathias, Marc and Lucien -- the Three Evangelists.

A series of British police procedurals featuring the astute Inspector Reginald Wexford and Det. Mike Burden of the Kingsmarkham Police Force.

This relates to the East German publisher of English books: do not combine with the manga publisher of the same name

Blogpost — 50 Watts

Blogpost — 50 Watts

A series of English-language paperbacks published in East Germany (DDR) between 1958 and 1980 by Seven Seas Publishers, Glinkastraße 13-15, Berlin, DDR 108. Books included English translations of works by DDR authors as well as works by foreign authors. Most of the titles were also brought out by left-wing publishers in UK, USA and/or Australia, but some, e.g. works by African authors, may have been unique to this publisher.

Las aventuras del capitán Alatriste es una colección literaria escrita por el español Arturo Pérez-Reverte. Actualmente son siete novelas editadas desde 1996 y se basan en las aventuras de Diego Alatriste y Tenorio, un soldado veterano de los tercios de Flandes que malvive en el Madrid del siglo XVII alquilando su espada a todo aquel que la necesite.