News & Press
Here you will find news and press releases from Saga Egmont.
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Kindermann Verlag becomes part of Saga Egmont
As of August 2026, the Berlin-based Kindermann Verlag will become part of the Saga Egmont Germany Publishing Group. The multi-award-winning children’s book publisher will remain an independent brand and will continue to be led by Anna Kindermann. The team and the Berlin location will remain in place
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Saga Egmont and Drive Studios Launch Strategic Partnership for Cross-Format Storytelling
The publishing house Saga Egmont and the TV and film production company Drive Studios are launching a strategic partnership with the goal of developing stories that can reach audiences across multiple formats. By combining expertise in literature, audio, TV, and film right from the concept stage, the partners aim to create stronger narratives, greater reach, and new opportunities for both creative talent and audiences.
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Saga Egmont Celebrates Jeffrey Archer Jubilee with Several New Editions Across Audiobook, E-book and Print Formats
Jeffrey Archer’s authorship is a global phenomenon with international sales surpassing 300 million copies. Series such as ‘The Clifton Chronicles’, ‘Kane and Abel’, and ‘William Warwick’ have a vast and loyal fanbase all over the globe. The international publisher Saga Egmont is a close publishing partner of Archer’s through many years - having published Jeffrey Archer’s titles in 14 languages such as German, Swedish, Finnish, Spanish, Dutch, Portuguese, Czech, and English among others.
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Why the Romance Genre Still Works: 100 Years of Reading Barbara Cartland
This year marks the 100th anniversary from when the first book by the English phenomenon that is Barbara Cartland was published. Showcasing a century of love stories and over 700 engaging novels, Barbara Cartland’s vast influence on literature is easily recognizable. As a prolific writer of romantic fiction, Cartland continues to fascinate contemporary audiences.
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Rasmus Klump is Travelling to New Markets – First Stop Norway and Germany
Rasmus Klump P/S, which is 50% owned by Saga Egmont, is now taking the first steps in the plan to deliver on the promise to bring ‘Rasmus Klump’ to new audiences. By securing a deal with publisher Cappelen Damm in Norway and planning to publish under Saga Egmont’s own brand in Germany. This is the most recent development since the news of the acquisition back in March 2025.
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From Norway to the World: How Nordic Sagas Captivate Readers Across Languages
Saga Egmont is publishing the popular Nordic Sagas across several markets and formats. This project is a result of our collaboration with Cappelen Damm, Norway’s largest publisher, and represents their best-selling historical romance imprint.
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Famous Friends and Guinness World Record Winner: Here Are 6 Things You Didn’t Know About Author Barbara Cartland
Despite her public persona, many intriguing aspects of the famous English writer Barbara Cartland’s life remain less explored. From her musical activities and speed of writing to her high-profile friendships, here are some lesser-known aspects to explore about this beloved and influential novelist. Not familiar with Barbara Cartland’s books yet? Dive into Cartland’s diverse catalogue…
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Popular Norwegian Children’s Book Series Kokosbananas Dominates Streaming Charts in Sweden and Finland
Popular Norwegian Children’s Book Series Dominates Streaming Charts in Sweden and Finland. While the books have had great success in their original market, they are brand new to Swedish and Finnish audiences, who are only just discovering the series – and it seems these new markets have already given it a warm welcome.
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Why readers still LOVE Barbara Cartland 100 years after her first publication
“As always, my favorite author. Collected her books since young and her story […] allows me to escape into the 18th century” – Reader review of a Barbara Cartland novel Barbara Cartlands very first novel “Jigsaw” was presented to the English readers in 1925. A hundred years ago. Since then, she has published 723 books…
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dotbooks Takes Over Niemeyer Verlag’s Fiction Program – For an Improved Crime Fiction Catalogue
dotbooks, the Munich-based digital publisher, announces the acquisition of the fiction program from Niemeyer Verlag effective July 1, 2025. The acquisition marks a significant strengthening of dotbooks’ position in the digital book market and adds a number of established and talented authors to the publishing program. Niemeyer Verlag’s fiction program is particularly well known for…
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Why Should Books Be Beautiful? Indigo Ridge and the Power of Aesthetics
Saga Egmont recently released the German print edition of Devney Perry’s Indigo Ridge, the first volume in the internationally successful The Edens series. This BookTok sensation, which is a blend of small-town romance and romantic thrill, has already made its mark, hitting the German Spiegel Bestseller list. But what makes this edition special? Beyond the…
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The Success of Indie Authors: A Game Changer for Traditional Publishing
For more than a decade, the share of self-published works on the market has been growing compared to traditionally published works. The Internet was a true revolution in many aspects; and one that didn’t spare the editing world. It was a crucial tool to weaving a direct link between authors and readers, allowing indie authors…
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100 years of love: Introducing Barbara Cartland’s Romantic Sub-Genres
Barbara Cartland, a renowned novelist, wrote 723 books throughout her lifetime, having published her first novel, “Jigsaw,” in 1925. Her literary contributions have resulted in global sales surpassing one billion books. To many, she is celebrated as a romantic author, earning her the well-deserved title as ‘the undisputed queen of romance.’ However, her extensive catalogue…