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Marsilio Editori

Marsilio Editori is an independent publisher rooted in Venice, owned by the De Michelis family.

Last updated September 2, 2026

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Marsilio Editori is an independent publisher rooted in Venice, owned by the De Michelis family. With an average yearly income of 12 million, it represents one of the biggest cultural enterprises of the Triveneto region, and one of the foremost Italian publishers. Its catalogue numbers over 8,000 titles, with 3,000 of them still being on sale, and about 250 new entries every year. To this day, the editorial structure counts as many as 40 employees, among them graphics, editors, promoters and other professionals. The books are promoted by GFE and distributed in Italy by Messaggerie Libri and, regarding its English publications, by D.A.P. in the whole world. Today’s editorial activity includes contemporary Italian and foreign narrative, among which the Giallosvezia series, socio-political non-fiction and biographical and historical essays.

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Marsilio Editori is an independent publisher rooted in Venice, owned by the De Michelis family. With an average yearly income of 12 million, it represents one of the biggest cultural enterprises of the Triveneto region, and one of the foremost Italian publishers. Its catalogue numbers over 8,000 titles, with 3,000 of them still being on sale, and about 250 new entries every year. To this day, the editorial structure counts as many as 40 employees, among them graphics, editors, promoters and other professionals. The books are promoted by GFE and distributed in Italy by Messaggerie Libri and, regarding its English publications, by D.A.P. in the whole world. Today’s editorial activity includes contemporary Italian and foreign narrative, among which the Giallosvezia series, socio-political non-fiction and biographical and historical essays.

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