A leading literary publisher that publishes classic and contemporary works, with a focus both on Slovenian and translated literature.

Founded in 1947 and now part of Mladinska knjiga, Cankarjeva založba is one of Slovenia's most prominent publishers, renowned for its commitment to literary excellence.

Slovenia’s oldest publishing house, founded in 1851 in Celovec/Klagenfurt, and dedicated to promoting the Slovenian language, culture, and religious heritage.

An NGO dedicated to the international promotion of Slovenian literature, its imprint Aleph features both Slovenian and translated contemporary works.

Boutique publisher focused on poetry, particularly works that challenge mainstream poetic conventions, embracing unconventional and avant-garde styles.

The principal professional organisation for writers, dedicated to advocating for the creative freedom and rights of Slovene authors.

One of the key Slovenian publishers in Italy, it publishes religious, historical, literary, and bilingual works.

Focused on fostering contemporary literature through its publishing initiatives and the online literary magazine Jantarna lastovka.

Publisher of original and translated poetry, essays, and reflections.

Non-profit literary association that focuses on publishing poetry, essays, and prose.

Publisher of contemporary literature, particularly poetry and drama, with an emphasis on multiculturalism and human migration.

The association publishes a diverse range of works, including original and translated poetry, essays, philosophical treatises, and fiction.

Cultural and artistic association dedicated to fostering critical perspectives in literature, philosophy, and the arts.

One of the most important humanities publishers in Slovenia, it publishes works in philosophy, religion, theology, and literature for discerning readers.

Cultural association dedicated to promoting contemporary literature, particularly translations of Polish and Czech authors, as well as original Slovenian works.

Sodobnost publishes high-quality literature, including prose, poetry, essays, and acclaimed children's and YA books by both Slovenian and translated authors.

Cultural institution established in 1993, known for its Frontier book series, which covers the humanities, social sciences, and literature.

Literary association known for publishing contemporary literature, including Slovenian prose, poetry, and translated works.

Small, non-profit publishing house specialised in contemporary poetry, prose, essays, and translations.

Literary society and publisher based in Maribor, it focuses on publishing poetry, fiction, and non-fiction.

Slovenian publishing house based in Trieste, dedicated to preserving the Slovenian language and culture within the Slovenian community in Italy.

Established in 1945, it is the largest publishing house in Slovenia, offering a wide range of publications including children's books, fiction, non-fiction, and educational materials.

Catholic publishing house renowned for its religious, spiritual, and family-oriented publications.

Founded in 1972 and renowned for its pioneering role in alternative and LGBTQ+ culture, it publishes prominent authors from Slovenia's LGBTQ+ and feminist communities.

Slovenska matica, founded in 1864, is Slovenia’s oldest cultural and scientific institution, publishing significant works in philosophy, history, and literary studies.

Focused on literary fiction, it primarily publishes contemporary Slovenian and translated novels, along with poetry, short prose, and essays.

Focused on original and translated fiction, poetry, essays, children's and YA, as well as textbooks and non-fiction.

Publisher of fiction and non-fiction for both adults and children.

Specialised in fields of the humanities and social sciences, critical social theory, documentary literature, and art and culture.

Dedicated to bringing contemporary Croatian literature to Slovenian readers, it also publishes other translated works on psychology, philosophy, and self-help.

Slovenian publishing house based in Trieste, dedicated to promoting Slovenian culture and literature, particularly in the cross-border region.