Frankfurt Fellowship Programme

Giramondo is an Australian publisher of award-winning literary fiction, non-fiction and poetry, renowned for the quality of its writing and its work with writers from diverse backgrounds, including young writers, Indigenous writers, writers of migrant background, writers who cross genre boundaries, and writing in translation. Giramondo titles have won every major literary award in Australia. Giramondo is also the publisher of the acclaimed international literary magazine HEAT.

https://www.giramondopublishing.com/

Companhia das Letras was founded in 1986 by Luiz and Lilia Schwarcz with an original focus on literature and humanities. In addition to the homonymous imprint dedicated to literary fiction and narrative nonfiction, there are 15+ imprints specialized in several audiences and genres (classics, YA, children’s books etc.). Throughout its history, Companhia das Letras has published 5,000+ titles and 30+ Nobel Prize winners. Since 2018, Penguin Random House holds a 70% stake in the company.

https://www.companhiadasletras.com.br/

Rowohlt Verlag, based in Hamburg, is one of Germany's largest trade publishers, with more than 300 new releases a year and a backlist of nearly 5,000 titles. Since its founding in 1908, the publisher's goal has remained the same: to make good, beautifully designed and sophisticated books accessible to a large reading public. Among its greatest successes: Daniel Kehlmann's "Die Vermessung der Welt," Wolfgang Herrndorf's "Tschick," Rutger Bregman's "Im Grunde gut" and Margarete Stokowski's "Untenrum frei." Rowohlt Verlag has been part of the Holtzbrinck Publishing Group since 1982.

https://www.rowohlt.de/

Gallimard is known for publishing Marcel Proust, Simone de Beauvoir, Albert Camus and many Nobel Prizes in Literature but we publish also children’s book, travel books or art books. Gallimard’s social science collections are central in the French nonfiction market, dealing with philosophy, history, sociology, anthropology, psychoanalysis, economy and all kind of essays, academic or not. Our authors aim to influence the intellectual debate in France and abroad.

https://www.gallimard.fr/

Founded in 2004 with an alternative vision, Yoda Press publishes subjects which are not a priority for most Indian publishers, despite having a critical presence in contemporary discourse. Yoda Press publishes on areas such as sexuality, popular culture, cities, urbanism, and new perspectives in history. Their Sexualities list has been the home for cutting-edge writing in alternative sexuality since 2005. In 2020, they began a joint imprint for their trade titles with Simon & Schuster India.

https://www.yodapress.co.in/

Keter and Modan, two of the biggest commercial publishing houses in Israel, both owned by The Modan Group, publish a variety of genres, including fiction (literary and commercial, translated and Israeli), nonfiction, children and YA and cookbooks.

https://www.modan.co.il/

Bollati Boringhieri was founded in 1957 focusing on scientific studies and humanities. Its catalogue has no equivalent in Italy. Classic scholars of philosophy, anthropology, and psychology (such as Freud and Jung) are to be found side by side with the great contemporary names in scientific knowledge. Since 1987 BB shaped its catalogue around the idea of cultural integration, beyond disciplinary boundaries. New editorial series developed, opening up to contemporary history, narrative, and literary essays.

https://www.bollatiboringhieri.it/

Baltos lankos was established in 1992 and since then has become one of the leading publishing houses in Lithuania. Baltos lankos publishes contemporary and classic fiction written by some of the most prominent foreign and Lithuanian authors, as well as engaging non-fiction, children’s, MG, and YA books. Baltos lankos releases over 120 titles per year and is proud to have published works by Annie Ernaux, Kazuo Ishiguro, Margaret Atwood, K. O. Knausgård, W. G. Sebald, Albert Camus, and James Joyce among others.

https://baltoslankos.lt

Moa Press is a dynamic new list, championing home-grown talents and voices with a meaningful connection to New Zealand as well as international stories. Based in Tāmaki Makaurau Auckland, Moa Press is a truly broad-ranging list, publishing everything from commercial to literary fiction, and quality non-fiction from memoir to natural history. We are proud to represent a diverse range of writers, showcasing a multitude of cultures and perspectives from within Aotearoa New Zealand. We are a local imprint, but keeping an international mindset is integral to our ethos, and we are excited to champion diverse voices around the world.
Hachette Aotearoa New Zealand is part of Hachette Book Group, one of the world’s leading trade publishers. With sister companies in Australia, the UK and the US, we are thrilled to work with some of the biggest names in the industry. We're also proud of our celebrated list of local authors and brands.

https://www.moabooks.co.nz/

Livia Stoia Literary Agency was established in 2003, firstly operating under the name of Sun Literary Agency and since 2008 under the current brand. Today, Livia Stoia Literary Agency operates in 21 territories from Central and East Europe, dealing on regular basis with more than 270 customers. Since 2018, after acquiring Ilustrata Agency, the agency has expanded, selling rights also in the Iberian Peninsula and Latin America.

https://www.liviastoiaagency.ro/

Čigoja štampa is a respected publishing and printing house in Serbia, with a portfolio of over a three thousand titles spanning various genres. The company is known for its prestigious magazine, Poetika, and its commitment to supporting female and young authors. Čigoja štampa has also made significant contributions to the translation and publication of titles from China, Spain, Portugal and Turkey. The company's partnerships and collaborations with various institutions have earned it numerous national awards and recognition.

https://cigoja.rs

Editorial Anagrama has published many of the most recognised and celebrated international authors since 1969. It is worth emphasizing a constant throughout these five decades: the search for new voices; the recovery of forgotten classics; the exploration around the most significant political, moral and cultural debates of our time. Focusing on Spanish and Latin American markets, Anagrama’s list takes on tradition in a critical and even insolent way and reveals the tensions of our time through language.

https://www.anagrama-ed.es/

Since its foundation in 1981 by Erdal Öz, author and leading Turkish literary figure, CAN Publishing has become the quintessential home of world literature in Turkey. With the launch of two imprints in 2018, Mundi and Tellekt, the company's publications have expanded from commercial fiction to picture books, and graphic novels to academic non-fiction. As the largest independent publisher in Turkey, CAN takes great care to build and maintain a backlist that defies the boundaries of time and geographical location.

https://www.canyayinlari.com/about-us

Founded in 1983, Algonquin Books is an imprint of Workman Publishing, now part of Hachette Book Group, that publishes a diverse range of titles across adult fiction and nonfiction categories, including Nguyễn Phan Quế Mai's The Mountains Sing, Ross Gay’s The Book of Delights, Gabrielle Zevin’s The Storied Life of A. J. Fikry, Bonnie Tsui's Why We Swim, Julia Alvarez's Afterlife, Jaquira Díaz's Ordinary Girls, and Peace Adzo Medie's Nightbloom.

https://www.algonquin.com

Peirene Press is an award-winning independent publisher of international literature. We bring great books from around the world to English-language readers. Founded in 2008, we’ve been a key player in the UK independent publishing scene for over a decade, publishing books from 25 countries, translated from 20 different languages. Traditionally a publisher of European novellas, we have been expanding our list to publish literary fiction of all forms from every hemisphere.

https://www.peirenepress.com/