SCHRIFTONSchrifton — Independent Publishing & Media House
Work as evidence.

Sinai — Fifteen Centuries of Continuity
Published · Freie Universität Berlin
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Rising from Aras
SCHRIFTON × FILMEMROOZ · In Production
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Byzantine Studies
Monthly Podcast · Research Communication · In Development
View projectWe develop ideas across publishing, sound and moving image — beginning with the work, not the format.
One house. Six fields.
Publishing, production and research meet across six connected areas of work.
Books
Independent editions, translations and books shaped around the work.
Film
Documentary and moving-image work developed through an editorial lens.
Music
Released works and ongoing sound-led artistic projects.
Sound
Audio essays, conversations and research made audible.
Journal
Essays, interviews and research-derived writing.
Research
New editorial forms, methods and reading experiences developed through active inquiry.
Publishing, production and editorial development — shaped around the work.
An independent publishing and media house in Berlin, working with authors, researchers and cultural institutions.
About SchriftonEdition DenkRaum
Editorial review and manuscript development for research that deserves readers beyond academia.
Services & pricing 02Studio
Commissioned sound and film for universities, institutions, publishers and cultural partners.
Sound & film 03Publishing
Books, editions and narrative work developed for a lasting place in the catalogue.
For authorsSchrifton in context.
The thinking behind the work.
Explore the JournalReading for the Listener
What happens when a written essay moves from the eye to the ear? On voice, silence and restraint in service of the text.
Read essay FILM / DEVELOPMENT · 6 min read · S / 001What Does Freedom Cost?
What does choosing a life of one’s own put at risk? On flight, attachment and the question at the heart of Rising from Aras.
Read essay SOUND / RESEARCH · 8 min read · S / 003Why Byzantine Studies Needs a Public Voice
How can serious scholarship enter public culture without becoming less serious? On conversation, listening and the possibility of giving academic research another public form.
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