

Foreign Rights
Welcome to our foreign rights section which presents all titles that are available for foreign language editions. You can search our list by categories that are interesting to you and find an English synopsis and sometimes an English sample translation and press comments. If you are interested in receiving any reading copies or further information, you are welcome to contact us.
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Kategorieübersicht
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Aktuelles
- Beliebt
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Empfehlungen
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Ein Literaturkanon
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Die schönsten LGBTQIA+-Bücher
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Bücher für den Sommer
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Die besten Coming of Age Romane
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Aktuelle Must Reads
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Große Gefühle
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Bücher, die einen Preis gewonnen haben
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Bücher für Krimi- und Thrillerfans
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Bücher für Denker
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Bücher für Väter
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Bücher für Jugendliche
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Bücher für Frauen
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Cosy Crime
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Feel-Good-Romane
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Bücher zu Ostern
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Bücher für Ruhesuchende
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Schönsten Weihnachtsbücher
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Bücher fürs Reisefieber
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Bücher für mehr Diversity
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Bücher für die beste Freundin
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Kurzweilige Erzählbände
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Bücher über Freundschaft
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Bücher darüber, wie wir ticken
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Ein Literaturkanon
- Specials
- Autor*innen
- Bücher
- Verlag
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Events
- Service
About dtv
dtv is one of the largest independent publishers in the German language and our titles are to be found in the bestselling lists regularly.
dtv has been in business since 1961 and was originally founded with the sole purpose of publishing paperback licences from other publishers. Nowadays, the vast majority of our books stem from dtv’s own authors. Between 400 and 500 titles are published each year. The broad spectrum of dtv’s lists presents international and German fiction both literary and commercial, non-fiction and self-help as well as books for children, teenagers and YA. These lists cover all formats: hardcover, trade paperback, paperback, mass market editions and ebook.
Translation Grants
There are several programs to provide grants for the translation of German literature to foreign publishers.