Klett-Cotta

The Klett-Cotta publishing house publishes a book and magazine program with a wide range of topics: from literature and fantasy to general non-fiction, history, politics and philosophy to psychotherapy, psychoanalysis, psychology and education.
The two names Klett and Cotta, associated with the fantasy bird Greif, stand for two strands of tradition that were merged when the publishing house was refounded in 1977.
The range of programs is wide. It includes modern classics and contemporary German-language and international fiction. Literary fantasy can be found in The Hobbit Press. The non-fiction book focuses on the areas of history and society. Psychology and psychoanalysis are a focus of the textbook.