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January 2026 | Newsletter
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Please find our latest news below.
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Don't forget; on our website you are able to use translate function on top of the website, for example to read our blogs.
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Still Edition 2026
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As the winter chill settles in and the days remain short, there is no better refuge than the warmth of a good story. Whether the frost is on the windows or the rain is drumming against the glass, these months are made for curling up with a Donkey Books title and a steaming cup of tea.
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Reflecting on a Creative Year
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Looking back at the past year, our hearts are full. We were absolutely blown away by the talent and imagination showcased during our recent Ghostly Scribbles challenge. A huge thank you to everyone who participated and shared their eerie creations with us. We would like to extend another heartfelt congratulations to our winners—your stories truly brought the shadows to life!
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Looking Ahead: 2026 and Beyond
While we cherish these memories, our eyes are firmly on the horizon. Behind the scenes, we are working tirelessly on our upcoming releases for 2026. New worlds, untold histories, and gripping narratives are currently in the making, and we can’t wait to share them with you later this year.
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Save the Date: International Women’s Week
We are also thrilled to announce a special live event! In honor of the week surrounding International Women's Day, we will be hosting a lecture at Bibliotheek IJmond-Noord. Read more.
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The History of Artland Comes to Life!
We have exciting news for lovers of history and local culture. Behind the scenes, we have been working hard on a prestigious new book series dedicated to the History of Artland.
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Preparations are in full swing, and we expect Volume 1 to be released in the first quarter of this year!
This volume can truly be described as a definitive reference work, comprising approximately 80 pages of methodology and an impressive glossary of over 300 pages. By consolidating this knowledge now, subsequent volumes can dive straight into the heart of the subject without the need for constant repetition.
Stay informed via our new landing page.
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Stay Connected
Things move fast at the stable! To stay updated on our latest releases, event details, and sneak peeks, make sure to follow us on our social media channels.
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Thank you for being part of our journey. Happy reading!
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Druck auf den Boden: Demographie, Bautrieb und Spezialisierung im Klein-Mimmelage (1707–1812) Stellen Sie sich vor, Sie gehen im Herbst 1812 über die Sandwege von Klein-Mimmelage. Sie hören das rhythmische Hämmern eines Zimmermanns, das Knistern von Herdfeuern und das Stimmengewirr von mehr als dreihundert Menschen, die sich auf nur vierzehn historischen Höfen drängen. Klein-Mimmelage erlebt in diesem Jahr seinen absoluten Bevölkerungshöhepunkt …
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Unverheiratet im Artland des 18. Jahrhunderts: Garnisonen, hartes Überleben und die Stimme der Kirchenbücher Wer in den alten evangelisch-lutherischen Kirchenbüchern von Badbergen und Menslage blättert, stößt auf eine Welt, die weit von unserer modernen Zeit entfernt ist. Zwischen den regelmäßigen Reihen von Taufen und Beerdigungen erzählen die Akten von der Schattenseite der Gesellschaft des 18. Jahrhunderts: dem Leben unverheirateter Mütter …
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Tausende Namen entschlüsselt: Was uns die Statistiken von Menslage über Leben und Sterben im 18. Jahrhundert verraten Mit dem Abschluss der Indexierung aller Personennamen aus den lutherischen Tauf-, Trau- und Sterberegistern des Kirchspiels Menslage (1694–1799) ist ein wichtiger Meilenstein erreicht. Insgesamt wurden mehr als 76.000 Namen zugänglich gemacht: 46.226 Taufen, 6.338 Heiraten und 23.734 Sterbefälle. Obwohl die historische Demographie oft …
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Ein vergessenes Verbrechen im Artland: Die niederländischen Plünderungen von 1628 und 1631 Wenn wir die Geschichte des Hasegaus und des Artlandes während des Dreißigjährigen Krieges (1618–1648) betrachten, stoßen wir schnell auf die klassische Studie von W. Nesemann aus dem Jahr 1899: „Die Kriegsleiden des Hasegaues und der benachbarten Gebiete während des dreißigjährigen Krieges” (veröffentlicht in den Mitteilungen des Vereins für …
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Dive Deeper: Story Atlas
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Curious about the real-world places that bring our stories to life? Ever wondered where our characters walked or what cities set the scene for their adventures?
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We're excited to introduce the brand-new Story Atlas, a feature on our redesigned website! This interactive map takes you to the authentic locations from our novels.
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Explore the Locations: Click on the map markers to discover the places that play a role in our books.
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Gain Insight: Each location offers fascinating background information and direct links to our blogs for a deeper dive.
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Find the Story: From the atlas, you can easily click through to the books themselves, so you can start reading where the adventure began.
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Where will your journey start? Dive into the world of Donkey Books and explore the Story Atlas now!
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Social Media
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