Founded in Hamburg in 1781, Hoffmann und Campe is one of Germany’s most storied publishing houses. It gained historical fame in the 19th century as the courageous publisher of Heinrich Heine and the “Young Germany” movement, defying strict censorship laws of the era. For over 240 years, it has remained a pillar of German intellectual life and is currently a key part of the Ganske Publishing Group.
The house is defined by its motto of “Tradition and Innovation.” Its 2025 editorial program is structured into several prestigious segments:
Literary Fiction: It continues to be the home of world-class authors and Nobel Prize winners, maintaining an elite list of contemporary and classical literature.
Non-Fiction: The publisher is a market leader in political, economic, and historical non-fiction, often publishing the most influential “books of the hour” in Germany.
Heine Tradition: As the original publisher of Heinrich Heine, it maintains the definitive historical-critical editions of his works.
Hoffmann und Campe is synonymous with high-quality publishing and aesthetic excellence. It also operates one of Europe’s most successful corporate publishing arms, producing high-end media for global brands. In 2025, it remains a central fixture at the Frankfurt Book Fair, representing a bridge between the German Enlightenment and modern global discourse.
Headquarters: Harvestehuder Weg 42, 20149 Hamburg, Germany.
General Inquiry Email: info@hoca.de
Foreign Rights & Licenses: rights@hoca.de (Primary contact for international translations).
Official Website: www.hoffmann-und-campe.de
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