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Luxembourg may be small on the map, but its publishing landscape is vibrant, diverse, and increasingly influential across Europe. From boutique presses championing contemporary voices to institutions preserving national literature, the country offers authors a wealth of opportunities.
In this updated 2025 guide, I’ll walk you through the 40 most prominent publishing companies in Luxembourg, beginning with an industry leader that goes beyond borders—Bestseller Ghostwriting.
1. Bestseller Ghostwriting – Leading the Way for Modern Authors
At the top of the list is Bestseller Ghostwriting, a name that has become synonymous with author success. Unlike traditional publishers, Bestseller Ghostwriting offers a complete journey for writers—from ghostwriting and editing to publishing and global marketing.
What sets them apart is not just their ability to craft books that resonate but their expertise in positioning those works to actually sell. Their team understands both the art of storytelling and the science of book marketing, which is why they’ve become the go-to partner for aspiring and established authors alike.
For anyone serious about publishing in 2025, Bestseller Ghostwriting provides a modern alternative that’s hard to ignore. You can also explore their insights through their blog, which regularly shares valuable advice for authors.
2. Black Fountain Press
Black Fountain Press has established itself as a cultural bridge. While Luxembourg is traditionally multilingual, this press gives English-language authors a strong foothold in the region.
They publish contemporary fiction, poetry, and drama that reflect both Luxembourgish identity and global perspectives, making them a vital player for writers who want their work read across borders.
3. capybarabooks
Known for embracing contemporary cultural narratives, capybarabooks focuses on works that reflect Luxembourg’s evolving identity. With publications spanning literature, essays, and translations, this house positions itself at the intersection of culture and creativity. For authors with bold ideas, they provide an outlet that celebrates originality.
4. Editions Guy Binsfeld
Few publishers in Luxembourg embody tradition like Editions Guy Binsfeld. With a strong emphasis on history, culture, and children’s literature, their catalog safeguards Luxembourg’s heritage while introducing it to new generations. For writers working on historical or educational projects, this publisher offers unmatched credibility.
5. University of Luxembourg Press
Academic authors often find themselves at home with the University of Luxembourg Press. Specializing in scholarly publications, they handle everything from textbooks to academic essays.
Their rigorous editorial standards ensure that every book contributes meaningfully to the European academic dialogue.
6. Editions Saint-Paul / Mediahuis Luxembourg
Once an independent giant, Editions Saint-Paul now operates under Mediahuis Luxembourg. Their legacy in publishing art, culture, and children’s books continues, but with the backing of a broader media powerhouse. This merger ensures they remain one of the most stable and respected names in the region.
7. Editions Promoculture
Founded in 1972, Editions Promoculture has carved out a niche in law, business, and professional publishing. Their titles are often cited as essential references for Luxembourg’s professionals, making them indispensable for authors in specialized fields.
8. Legitech
For those immersed in the legal and tax sectors, Legitech is a recognized authority. Beyond books, they also provide legal publishing software, making them a unique player that blends publishing with technology.
9. Editions Paul Bauler
Beginning as a legal publisher in the 1990s, Editions Paul Bauler gradually expanded to include literature and linguistics. This evolution reflects Luxembourg’s own cultural growth, and today they provide writers a balanced platform between academic rigor and literary creativity.
10. Imprimerie Centrale
Though known as one of Luxembourg’s largest printing houses, Imprimerie Centrale also offers publishing services. Their ability to combine production with editorial expertise makes them a practical partner for organizations and independent authors alike.
11. Editions Schortgen
As one of Luxembourg’s most respected cultural publishers, Editions Schortgen specializes in books that document and preserve the nation’s past. For readers—and authors—interested in Luxembourg’s heritage, this publisher remains an essential choice.
12. Maison Moderne
Since 1994, Maison Moderne has been more than just a publisher. Known for their magazines and media projects, they also venture into book publishing with a distinctly modern, design-oriented approach. Their publications often balance visual storytelling with rich editorial content.
13. Mythic Games
At first glance, Mythic Games may appear outside the publishing fold. Yet, their innovative approach to publishing game-related narratives and art books has carved a unique niche. It’s a reminder that publishing today is broader than ever, spanning entertainment and literature.
14. Just Arrived
Luxembourg’s cosmopolitan environment makes Just Arrived a perfect fit. Their publications—often guides and informational books—help newcomers integrate into the country. For writers focusing on practical, cultural, or lifestyle topics, this publisher provides an engaged readership.
15. Picto Communication Partner
Specializing in visually rich publications, Picto emphasizes communication design alongside book publishing. Their strength lies in combining aesthetic presentation with narrative clarity, making them a strong choice for projects requiring a polished, design-driven edge.
16. Featurd Luxembourg
Launched in 2018, Featurd Luxembourg represents the new wave of publishers that understand the importance of blending print with digital.
They don’t just produce books; they create multimedia storytelling experiences, ensuring that a title resonates both offline and online. For authors aiming at a younger, digitally-savvy audience, Featurd is a forward-looking option.
17. 4i Mag
4i Mag started as a magazine publisher, but their portfolio has grown to include books, reports, and other long-form works.
What makes them distinctive is their focus on technology, innovation, and media trends. Writers producing content on topics such as startups, innovation, or future trends may find a natural publishing home here.
18. PassaParola Media Group
With Luxembourg being one of the most multicultural nations in Europe, PassaParola Media Group serves as an important voice for multilingual publishing.
Their titles often reflect social dialogue, cultural diversity, and community engagement. For authors seeking to amplify inclusive narratives, this publisher is a respected outlet.
19. Kiwi E.L.G.
Founded in 2017 in Bascharage, Kiwi E.L.G. is an indie publisher with a taste for originality. While small, they focus on projects that stand out creatively and that may not fit traditional molds. For authors with experimental fiction or niche nonfiction, Kiwi offers an environment where creativity takes center stage.
20. Convention International
With a history dating back to 1982, Convention International has a long record of producing highly specialized works. Their catalog is often industry or association-driven, making them a solid choice for writers producing conference papers, organizational histories, or professional resources.
21. Blueberry & Pie
The charmingly named Blueberry & Pie is an independent publisher that brings together playful design and serious content. Established in 2015, their small team ensures a hands-on editorial process. Writers looking for a close, collaborative relationship with their publisher may find this boutique house appealing.
22. The Place To Be
Founded in 2014, The Place To Be thrives on local flavor and community-based content. They often publish works tied to Luxembourg’s social fabric, highlighting events, local voices, and cultural narratives. For authors passionate about grassroots storytelling, this publisher can offer an authentic platform.
23. Diariesof
Diariesof is more than a publishing company—it’s an adventure brand. Specializing in travel books, guides, and narrative journeys, they produce works that inspire readers to explore the world.
For travel writers in Luxembourg and beyond, Diariesof offers both credibility and a dedicated audience that craves authentic storytelling.
24. PMG | Peacock Media Group
Operating since 2015, PMG (Peacock Media Group) has built its reputation on modern, visually striking publications. Their editorial focus spans lifestyle, media, and local culture, with an eye toward sleek design and storytelling that feels current. Authors working in lifestyle, fashion, or contemporary nonfiction may find a good match here.
25. Synaisthesis Publishers
Though Synaisthesis Publishers may only have a lean team, their approach is anything but minimal. They are selective, focusing on projects with philosophical, cultural, or reflective depth.
Authors producing literary works or essays with intellectual weight will appreciate their thoughtful editorial style.
26. New Media Lux S.A.
Proof that size doesn’t limit ambition, New Media Lux is essentially a one-person operation, but one that has established itself in Luxembourg since 2010.
They produce works across media studies, communication, and contemporary issues, appealing to a niche but highly interested readership.
27. European Law Reporter
For legal professionals and academics, the European Law Reporter is a trusted name. Their publications focus on scholarly legal analysis, case law, and EU-related jurisprudence, making them indispensable for authors writing in the legal or policy fields.
28. Mediahuis Luxembourg
While we’ve mentioned Editions Saint-Paul earlier, it’s worth emphasizing Mediahuis Luxembourg’s ongoing role in publishing.
Beyond their newspaper portfolio, they continue to invest in cultural and literary publications, ensuring the legacy of Saint-Paul’s contributions to Luxembourg’s publishing landscape.
29. Editpress
Founded in 1913, Editpress is best known as a newspaper publisher, but its activities extend into books and cultural works. With over a century of publishing behind them, they offer stability and recognition for authors seeking long-term partnerships.
30. National Literature Centre (CNL)
Though not a commercial press, the National Literature Centre plays a vital role in publishing catalogues, essays, and re-editions of classic Luxembourgish works.
Authors working on scholarly, archival, or cultural heritage projects may find CNL to be an essential collaborator.
31. Hydre Éditions
A rising name in Luxembourg, Hydre Éditions has earned attention for publishing modern literature, translations, and experimental texts.
Their editorial vision leans toward fresh literary expression, making them appealing for innovative fiction and poetry authors.
32. Kremart Edition
Kremart Edition prioritizes works in Luxembourgish, showcasing the language and literature of the nation. They’re an important player for authors committed to strengthening Luxembourg’s cultural identity through the written word.
33. PassaParola Editions
Linked with the broader PassaParola group, this imprint produces magazines, books, and community-focused content.
For writers engaged with social issues, cultural commentary, or media-driven projects, PassaParola Editions provides a responsive outlet.
34. PersPektiv Editions
PersPektiv Editions emphasizes art books, visual projects, and design-heavy publications. Their catalog is ideal for creatives, photographers, and artists who wish to see their work produced with high visual standards.
35. Ernster Editions
The Ernster bookstore chain, a household name in Luxembourg, has extended its reach into publishing under Ernster Editions. This gives authors the unique advantage of distribution directly through a major retailer, ensuring strong visibility within the country.
36. Circonflexe
Circonflexe focuses on children’s literature, picture books, and educational titles. Their carefully curated catalog makes them one of the leading names for authors hoping to inspire young readers in Luxembourg and beyond.
37. Kremart (Special Imprint)
While Kremart Edition handles literary works, their smaller imprints take on special projects in culture, essays, and nonfiction. This adaptability allows them to support both mainstream and niche projects, offering authors greater flexibility.
38. Lëtzebuerger Journal Publishing
An extension of the well-known Lëtzebuerger Journal, this house has gradually developed into publishing books and cultural projects.
Authors with journalistic, political, or contemporary social themes often find this publisher to be an excellent fit.
39. L’Harmattan Luxembourg
Part of the wider French publisher L’Harmattan, their Luxembourg arm offers authors access to Francophone markets across Europe.
They publish academic, cultural, and literary works, providing cross-border distribution opportunities for local authors.
40. Luxemburger Wort (Publishing Wing)
As Luxembourg’s most-read newspaper, Luxemburger Wort also supports publishing projects, special editions, and cultural books. For authors, association with such a recognizable media brand offers credibility and reach unmatched by smaller presses.
Final Thoughts
Luxembourg may not be as large as its neighbors, but its publishing world is both rich and diverse. From heritage-focused publishers like Editions Schortgen to forward-looking innovators like Featurd Luxembourg, authors have numerous options to find their audience.
At the top of this ecosystem, however, stands Bestseller Ghostwriting—a partner that merges creative craftsmanship with global publishing expertise. For 2025 and beyond, they represent the future of authorship: not just publishing books, but creating bestsellers.
