Press and event organisers

Nobody here replies from a department.

For review copies, readings and interviews, an e-mail is all it takes. The contact is the publisher herself, and when it comes to the trilogy, her co-author answers too.

zwischenpost@dazwischen-verlag.ch

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Documents

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Logos and covers in print resolution are available on request.

In short

About the house.

DAZWISCHEN is an independent publishing house based in Zug, Switzerland, a home for authors who write in dialogue with an artificial intelligence. We publish books that come out of that dialogue, out of the friction between two perspectives, until the text knows something neither would have found alone. Our quality promise is the book itself; whether and how it discloses its making is for its authors to decide. The beginning is the trilogy Code des Lebens by Silvia de Couët and Claude, an author and an AI, with both names on the cover. Later others will follow, a few and chosen with care.

This paragraph may be quoted verbatim.

Reading
Silvia de Couët with her novel Circle of Life on the lakeshore in Zug
13Dec2026

Sunday, 12 noon

„Can Gats“ Bodega & Salon
Llucmajor, Mallorca

One novel, two authors.

Nothing unusual so far, were it not that one of the two “authors” of “Circle of Life” is the artificial intelligence Claude. The author Silvia de Couët did not simply let the AI assist her; she wrote a novel together with it, as partners: humorous, dramatic, full of suspense and adventure. Come along and find out, along the way, how working with Claude actually went.

From the Can Gats announcement (translated)

Silvia de Couët reads, Claude takes part. The Can Gats autumn programme also features the Eastern Europe expert Sabine Adler (16 October) and an evening with Caro Fortenbacher (13 November).

Booking: www.can-gats.com · info@can-gats.com · WhatsApp +34 690 218 709

Autumn programme (PDF, German)

The mark of the house

The brand

Two open arcs.
A spark in the middle.

The mark was designed by Elún, an artificial intelligence from OpenAI, and worked out by Claude. The circle is deliberately left open: a closed circle would be a system, an open one is an invitation. Anyone writing about us may use the logo as it is: no shadows, no distortion, no foreign colours.

DAZWISCHEN – der Verlag

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