Desciption: Paul Zsolnay Verlag was founded in 1924 in Vienna. Its long tradition and prestigious reputation has secured its place as one of the leading publishing houses in Austria and in the German speaking world. In 1996 Zsolnay Verlag was acquired by Carl Hanser Verlag in Munich, but has remained in Vienna and continues with its specialised focus on high quality fiction and non-fiction by contemporary Austrian authors as well as international writers in translation. In 2004 Zsolnay acquired Deuticke Verlag. Zsolnay Verlag has also an impressive backlist with the works by esteemed authors such as Leo Perutz, Graham Greene, John Steinbeck, Colette to H.G. Wells. Following the noteworthy success of the novels by bestselling author Henning Mankell crime fiction has become another trademark of Zsolnay’s list. Deuticke publishes the works of Daniel Glattauer, Paulus Hochgatterer and Michael Köhlmeier to name only a few.
Subjects: Literature, history and cultural history, music, theater, film, political science and contemporary history, philosophy, literary studies, and Austrian and regional books.
Authors: Friedrich Achleitner, Ivo Andric, Miklos Bánffy, Ivana Bodrozic, Bogdan Bogdanovic, Luc Bondy, Mircea Cartarescu, Albert Drach, Jens Malte Fischer,Franzobel, Karl-Markus Gauß, Graham Greene, Marlen Haushofer, Veit Heinichen, Theodor Kramer, Konrad Paul Liessmann, Gustav Mahler, Curzio Malaparte, Henning Mankell, Robert Menasse, Andrew Miller, Leo Perutz, Martin Pollack, Roda Roda, Evelyn Schlag, Eginald Schlattner, Franz Schuh,Leonardo Sciascia, Richard Stark, John Steinbeck, Friedrich Torberg, Edmund de Waal
Editions/Series:
Collection of the Works by Johann Nestroy (Deuticke), Albert Drach, Graham Greene and Leo Perutz (all Zsolnay)
Profile. Magazin des Österreichischen Literaturarchivs (Zsolnay)
Philosophicum Lech (Zsolnay)
Zsolnay / Cinema.
Availlable titles: 900
Official website www.hanser-literaturverlage.de
