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Danish independent book publisher and online bookstore known for current-affairs, memoir and political non-fiction titles.

Last updated September 28, 2026

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Overview

Grønningen 1 is a Danish publishing house and online bookshop operating from Copenhagen. Its website functions both as a storefront and as a catalogue for its own list of titles, which leans heavily toward contemporary Danish non-fiction: political essays, investigative journalism, memoir and biography. The publisher sells directly to readers through its webshop, where titles are listed with prices in Danish kroner, and it also distributes through the wider Danish book trade. The catalogue visible on the publisher's own site illustrates its editorial profile. It publishes political writing such as Alex Vanopslagh's "Den usynlige ånd," released to coincide with the 18th anniversary of the Liberal Alliance party, and "Vejen til ansvar," described as a critically acclaimed bestseller by the same author. It also publishes investigative and socially engaged non-fiction, including "(U)lige for loven" by Mads Pramming and Birgitte Vestermark, about the lawyer Mads Pramming and his high-profile cases against Danish authorities, and "Aisha Rebel," a testimony by an anonymous young woman, written with Birgitte Wulff, about life in a Danish so-called parallel society and her flight from a violent family. Alongside these, the house publishes lighter commercial non-fiction and memoir, such as "De nævenyttige," "Gudfader bevares," "Verden for dine fødder" and "Amager-rødder." Grønningen 1 positions itself as a general-trade publisher with a clear current-affairs and debate orientation, mixing political commentary, true-crime and personal testimony with popular non-fiction. Its books are sold in physical formats — the product pages show paperback and hardback editions with ISBNs and publication dates — and are marketed through its own website, which also carries news and featured-title sections. The company operates as a private Danish business. It is not a listed company, and no parent group is indicated in the available material. Its name refers to the street address tradition of Danish publishers, and the brand is used both as the publisher's imprint and as the name of its direct-to-consumer bookshop.

History

Grønningen 1 is a Danish publishing house and bookshop whose public presence is built around its own website, gronningen1.dk, which serves as both catalogue and direct sales channel. The available evidence documents the publisher through its product pages and homepage rather than through a corporate history, so the firm's founding date, ownership structure and internal development are not established in the supplied material. What the evidence does show is a publisher with a defined editorial identity. Its homepage presents a rotating set of featured titles, including "Aisha Rebel" by Birgitte Wulff, "Den usynlige ånd" by Alex Vanopslagh, Antonio Scurati's novel about Mussolini's rise to power, and the correspondence novel "I Bangkok får man svamp" by Liv Kirkensgaard and Anna Rønn Schmidt. This mix — political non-fiction, translated literary fiction and contemporary Danish memoir — indicates a general-trade list rather than a specialist academic or educational publisher. The house has published books tied to Danish political debate. "Den usynlige ånd" by Alex Vanopslagh, a member of the Danish parliament for Liberal Alliance and party leader since 2019, was published to coincide with the party's 18th anniversary and follows his earlier bestseller "Vejen til ansvar." The product page describes the book as an argument about four virtues — responsibility, enterprise, cultivation and neighbourly love — that have shaped Danish democracy since the 19th century. Grønningen 1 also publishes investigative and socially engaged non-fiction. "(U)lige for loven," by Mads Pramming and Birgitte Vestermark, profiles the lawyer Mads Pramming and the cases he has brought against Danish authorities on behalf of groups including the boys from the Godhavn children's home, Danish war veterans, the Greenlandic "experiment children," and citizens denied recognition of their incapacity for work. "Aisha Rebel," written by Birgitte Wulff, presents the testimony of an anonymous young woman, born around 1998 in Iraq and raised in a Danish ghetto, who describes abuse, coercion and life under police protection after fleeing a violent family. Commercially, the publisher sells through its own webshop, listing titles with Danish kroner prices, ISBNs, binding, page counts and publication dates. Its catalogue includes both hardback and paperback editions, and the site provides customer-service contact channels for readers and a separate route for manuscript submissions. The available evidence does not establish the company's founding year, founders, ownership or any listing status, and no parent group is named.

  • Publication of "(U)lige for loven" by Mads Pramming and Birgitte Vestermark, dated 07-09-2023 on the publisher's product page.

  • Publication of "Den usynlige ånd" by Alex Vanopslagh, dated 28-08-2026 on the publisher's product page and timed to the 18th anniversary of Liberal Alliance.

Products and positioning

Independent Danish trade publisher with a current-affairs, debate and memoir focus, selling directly to readers through its own webshop.

  • Aisha Rebel

    Testimony by an anonymous young woman, written with Birgitte Wulff, about life in a Danish ghetto and flight from a violent family; priced at 299.95 DKK.

  • Den usynlige ånd

    Political non-fiction by Alex Vanopslagh about four virtues shaping Danish democracy; paperback, 343 pages, ISBN 9788794304955, priced at 299.95 DKK.

  • (U)lige for loven

    Non-fiction by Mads Pramming and Birgitte Vestermark about the lawyer Mads Pramming and his cases against Danish authorities; hardback, 320 pages, ISBN 9788773396865, priced at 299.95 DKK.

  • De nævenyttige

    Title by Pernille Plaetner and Marianne Rohweder listed in the publisher's news section at 169.95 DKK.

  • Gudfader bevares

    Title by Pernille Plaetner and Marianne Rohweder listed in the publisher's news section at 169.95 DKK.

  • Verden for dine fødder

    Title by Joachim Offenberg listed in the publisher's news section at 299.95 DKK.

  • Amager-rødder

    Title by Maja Skov Vang listed in the publisher's news section at 299.95 DKK.

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