Bílý Vigvam

Bílý Vigvam is a Czech independent publishing house (nakladatelství) that operates an online bookstore at bilyvigvam.cz and bilyvigvam.bigcartel.com. Its catalogue consists of contemporary Czech-language poetry and prose, typically issued as slim, affordable paperback volumes priced in the range of roughly 249 to 499 Czech korunas. The publisher's featured and product listings include titles such as Seber se a jdi by Barbora Sebera, Ptám se po světle and Ostrov, co chutná jako pomeranče by Kateřina Marie Tichá, Šťastnou cestu, kamaráde by Karel Nosek and Petr Ligocký, Poločas odpadu by Filip Koryta, Házeliště granátů by Nela Bártová, Odplouvám, nečekej by Nela Haluzová, Půjdeme lesem, kde zrovna hoří by Thea Sedmidubská, Kratke Zobaky (an illustrated dictionary of the Ostrava dialect) by Alžběta Štenclová, Fotopast by Vojtěch Beránek, Flavedo by Vasilios Chaleplis, Přenašeči závěsů by Ondřej Hrabal, Špiónka Mia: Případ Doktora Pichulky by Jan Dvořák and Jana Macečková, and Před jídlem si důkladně uřízněte ruce by Marek Blažíček. The house also lists Nepřeháním by Natálie Schejbalová, which is shown as sold out. Bílý Vigvam positions itself as a small, author-focused literary imprint rather than a general trade publisher, and its output is distributed mainly through its own web shop. The brand is registered in Wikidata (Q128803529). No founding year, founder, ownership structure, or headquarters address is confirmed by the available evidence, and the publisher's exact legal form is not stated in the sources consulted.

Bílý Vigvam is a Czech independent publishing house whose public presence is built around an online shop hosted on Big Cartel at bilyvigvam.bigcartel.com, with the domain bilyvigvam.cz also associated with the imprint. The available evidence documents the publisher's current catalogue rather than its corporate history: the homepage and product pages list a coherent list of contemporary Czech-language titles, mostly poetry and short prose, priced between roughly 249 and 499 Czech korunas. Among the recurring authors are Kateřina Marie Tichá, Barbora Sebera, Nela Bártová, Nela Haluzová, Thea Sedmidubská, Filip Koryta, Vojtěch Beránek, Vasilios Chaleplis, Ondřej Hrabal, Marek Blažíček, Alžběta Štenclová, and the writing duo Jan Dvořák and Jana Macečková. The catalogue also includes Kratke Zobaky, an illustrated dictionary of the Ostrava dialect, and Špiónka Mia: Případ Doktora Pichulky, a children's detective title, indicating a modest degree of list diversification beyond adult poetry. One title, Nepřeháním by Natálie Schejbalová, is marked as sold out, which is consistent with a small press running short print runs. The brand is recorded in Wikidata under the identifier Q128803529. No founding date, founder name, legal form, headquarters address, or ownership information is provided by the sources available, so the publisher's earlier history cannot be reconstructed from this evidence. What can be said is that Bílý Vigvam operates as an author-driven literary imprint distributing its books directly to readers through its own web shop rather than through large retail chains.

Small independent Czech literary publisher focused on contemporary poetry and prose, sold mainly through its own online store.

• Seber se a jdi – Barbora Sebera

• Ptám se po světle – Kateřina Marie Tichá

• Ostrov, co chutná jako pomeranče – Kateřina Marie Tichá

• Nepřeháním – Natálie Schejbalová

• Šťastnou cestu, kamaráde – Karel Nosek & Petr Ligocký

• Poločas odpadu – Filip Koryta

• Házeliště granátů – Nela Bártová

• Odplouvám, nečekej – Nela Haluzová

• Půjdeme lesem, kde zrovna hoří – Thea Sedmidubská

• Kratke Zobaky (ilustrovany slovnik ostravštiny) – Alžběta Štenclová

• Fotopast – Vojtěch Beránek

• Flavedo – Vasilios Chaleplis

• Přenašeči závěsů – Ondřej Hrabal

• Špiónka Mia: Případ Doktora Pichulky – Jan Dvořák a Jana Macečková

• Před jídlem si důkladně uřízněte ruce – Marek Blažíček

1. 1Domů | Nakladatelství Bílý Vigvambilyvigvam.bigcartel.com
2. 2Produkty | Nakladatelství Bílý Vigvambilyvigvam.bigcartel.com
3. 3Bílý Vigvam – Wikidatawikidata.org