Happy Something
Press is the publisher initially established for the
publishing and
sale organisation of the novel 'Happy Something' by
Evangelina
Cifliganec.
The imprint HappySomethingPress was first used in March 2005
in the United
Kingdom when a draft of the book was published.
Evangelina later returned
to her country of birth Macedonia, where she
finished the novel and
registered the press as a limited company. Today
our main office is situated
in the ancient lake town of Ohrid, from where we deal with bookstores'
and
readers' orders and deliver books all over the
world.
'To
help people see life from more angles' is our mission statement.
This
we try to reflect in everything we do. We strongly believe no decision should be
approached as an isolated case, but as part of that greater multisided picture. Our
concern for the lack of self-sustainability of humans on Earth
for instance, is modestly reflected in our use of only recyclable bags
to pack presents that we send to readers. We are aware that our few
awareness methods are realistically far from enough and this is an area
we are most eager to see improved, not only in our work but in all
areas of living in general. Meanwhile, Happy Something Press remains committed to
publishing of books and projects that relate to such
holistic aims.
In line with the principles is also our location in an
ancient city, where the
work and spirit of the great scholar ancestors
shine in every corner. This is
constant reminder for us and for our
readers of where part of today's
foundations lie. That we hope inspires
for tomorrow's.


Monument of st. Cyril and Metodij
founders
of the Slavic alphabet whose students St.
Clement and
St. Naum of Ohrid founded
the Cyrillic alphabet and named it in
honour of their teachers.
The
foundations of the First Slavic University
(IX a.c) situated in Ohrid
where scholars were
trained and sent to other East European
countries to spread and teach the Slavic letter
based on which the
different Slavic dialects
developed into the nowadays different East
European languages.
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