Books that were not published in Ishi will be published in Tropes, a new publishing house within Eksmo. His focus will also be non-fiction.
Aksem Holding launched the "Trophy" publishing house, which will specialize in modern non-fiction. Pathways will publish books on history, science, pop culture, personal experience and human relationships. Fiction is also included in the publishing plans.
This is what the "Troops" team writes on their Telegram channel:
We are looking for cross-genre writing, academic research and deeply personal stories. In the coming months we will publish books about the Russian avant-garde and the fight against the association, about dinosaurs and modern Moscow, about a stay in a psychiatric hospital and the influence of social networks.
The publisher was headed by Oleg Egorov, who worked as an editor at Individualdom for four years. Among the five books Bills plans to release in November, at least three were in Individualdom's plans before it closed. These are "The Zdenevich Brothers" by Valery Shubinsky, "Korean Playlist" by Olga Lazarba and "The Rye Kingdom" by Dara Goldstein.