★Rigths sold to Italy. Full text English sample available for review.
★Winner of the 2023 Golden Pear Acknowledgment Award.

A fairy tale from ancient times, Golden Horns is based on various folk tales and historical sources. In places, the author has added something at his own discretion. By renewing old narrative motifs, he wanted to remind young readers of the fairy-tale richness of Slovenia, while at the same time reviving in them a sense of how to treat nature, which in the fairy tale Golden Horn is embodied by the White Lady in the middle of a magical garden in the heart of the Triglav Mountain.

Marko Kravos is a Slovenian poet, writer, essayist and translator. In 1969, he studied Slavic languages and literature at the University of Ljubljana in Slovenia, which was then part of Yugoslavia, and graduated. After that, he worked for several publishing houses in Trecciano and taught Slovenian at the University of Trecciano. Kravos's creative works cover poetry, essays and children's literature. He also wrote scripts for radio dramas. His poetry is the most famous and has been translated into 17 languages. His representative works include the poetry collection "The Third Eye" (Tretje oko), which won him the Prešeren Foundation Award in 1982. In addition, he translated literary works from Italian, Croatian and Spanish. Kravos's children's literature works are also very popular. His works have been recognized not only in Slovenia but also internationally. He won the Astrolabio d'oro Gold Award in 2000, an important literary award in Italy. In 2007, he won the Reggio Calabria Poetry Prize. In 2008, he received the "Border Literature" Award in Trecciano. In 2016, he won the Poetry Gold Award. In 2017, he won the Golden Winged Horse Award for poetry at the Slavic Literature Festival in Bulgaria. In 2019, he won the Šventner Award. Kravos's works hold an important position in Slovenian literature, and his poetry and children's literature are deeply loved by readers. His creations have not only enriched the literary treasure of Slovenia but also made contributions to world literature.

Andrea Pekar is a Slovenian illustrator and visual artist. She received her art education at the Academy of Fine Arts in Ljubljana, specializing in illustration and visual communication. Since graduation, she has been engaged in illustration work, creating illustrations for various children's books, magazines and publications. Her works are not only popular in Slovenia but also widely recognized internationally.