Casa editrice Marna
Italian publishing house founded in 1989, publishing narrative, non-fiction, and spirituality books for adults and children.
Last updated September 2, 2026
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Overview
Casa editrice Marna is an Italian publishing house founded in 1989 with the aim of restoring values to Italian culture, publishing narrative, non-fiction, and spirituality books for adults and children. Over the years, it has published over 600 titles and has collaborated on numerous co-editions with other publishers. The Marna brand has belonged to the Gruppo VELAR since 2010, following an acquisition. Marna books are sold in bookstores throughout Italy through the DISP distribution.
History
Casa editrice Marna was founded in 1989 with the aim of restoring values to Italian culture, publishing books of narrative, non-fiction, and spirituality for adults and children. Over the years, more than 600 titles have been published and numerous co-editions have been made with other publishing houses, including San Paolo (Mi), Istituto San Gaetano (Vi), Edizioni dell’Arco (Mi). The Marna brand has belonged to the Gruppo VELAR since 2010, following an acquisition. Marna books are marketed in bookstores throughout Italy through the DISP distribution.
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