Sellerio, a renowned publishing house founded in 1969 by Elvira and Enzo Sellerio, has maintained its unique identity amidst growth. Embracing the idea of being observed from the fringes, Sellerio explores the profound connection between the center and the periphery. Engaged in a culture of lightness and elegance, their publications reflect a blend of Sicilian and European literature, characterized by refined aesthetics and transformative ideas.

Sellerio's pivotal moments include the publication of "L’affaire Moro" by Leonardo Sciascia, a bold denouncement that showcased the beginning of their distinctive style. The Memoria series introduced small blue books, symbolizing the essence of "small is beautiful" in Italian publishing. With a national presence established through thought-provoking content and unique design, Sellerio continues to be a beacon of intellectual exploration and cultural significance in the literary world