rubikon-verlag.ch
Publisher of German-language non-fiction books on public broadcasting, health policy, glyphosate and society
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- New on EvolcAdded 2026-11-02
About rubikon-verlag.ch
Rubikon-Verlag publishes German-language non-fiction books, sold as print, e-book and audiobook. Its catalogue includes titles critical of public broadcasting, Covid-19 vaccines, glyphosate and current social issues, and some titles appear in English, French, Czech and Hungarian editions.
Readers buy the books through local bookstores, through its distribution partner Buchkomplizen, or directly via a support page on the publisher's website. Revenue comes from book sales and direct reader support.
The publisher's motto is "Die Zukunft gehört den Mutigen". Its authors include Michael Jung, Helmut Sterz, Stephanie Seneff, Jens Lehrich and Brigitte Röhrig.
Product: Non-fiction books in print, e-book and audiobook formats.
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