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The satellite entities: imprints and divisions of the publishing groups, each tied to its parent.
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| Imprint / Division | Parent Publisher | Country | Home Base | Genre / Specialization | Known For | Website | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Alfred A. Knopf | Penguin Random House | United States | New York | Literary fiction and nonfiction | Toni Morrison; John Updike | Founded 1915 by Alfred A. Knopf; flagship literary imprint of the Knopf Doubleday Publishing Group | |
| Doubleday | Penguin Random House | United States | New York | Commercial fiction and nonfiction | Dan Brown (The Da Vinci Code) | Founded 1897; anchor imprint of Knopf Doubleday | |
| Pantheon Books | Penguin Random House | United States | New York | Literary fiction, nonfiction and graphic novels | Art Spiegelman's Maus | Founded 1942; part of Knopf Doubleday | |
| Everyman's Library | Penguin Random House | United States | New York | Classic literature reprints | Hardcover classics series relaunched under Knopf in 1991 | ||
| Anchor Books | Penguin Random House | United States | New York | Trade paperback reprints | Paperback imprint of Doubleday, founded 1953 | ||
| Random House | Penguin Random House | United States | New York | General fiction and nonfiction (flagship imprint) | Founded 1927 by Bennett Cerf and Donald Klopfer | ||
| Ballantine Books | Penguin Random House | United States | New York | Mass-market and trade fiction | J.R.R. Tolkien's The Lord of the Rings (US paperback, 1965) | Founded 1952 by Ian and Betty Ballantine | |
| Bantam Books | Penguin Random House | United States | New York | Mass-market fiction; science fiction (Bantam Spectra) | George R.R. Martin's A Song of Ice and Fire | Founded 1945; Spectra is its SF/fantasy line | |
| Delacorte Press | Penguin Random House | United States | New York | Commercial fiction and romance | Founded 1921 as part of Dell Publishing | ||
| Del Rey | Penguin Random House | United States | New York | Science fiction and fantasy | Star Wars novels; Terry Brooks's Shannara series | Founded 1977 by Lester and Judy-Lynn del Rey | |
| Modern Library | Penguin Random House | United States | New York | Classic literature reprints | Founded 1917 by Boni & Liveright; acquired by Random House in 1925 | ||
| One World | Penguin Random House | United States | New York | Fiction and nonfiction by diverse voices | Ta-Nehisi Coates's The Water Dancer | Founded 2001; relaunched in 2017 under Chris Jackson | |
| Crown | Penguin Random House | United States | New York | Commercial nonfiction and fiction | Michelle Obama's Becoming; Barack Obama's A Promised Land | Flagship of the Crown Publishing Group, founded 1933 | |
| Clarkson Potter | Penguin Random House | United States | New York | Cookbooks and lifestyle | Ina Garten (Barefoot Contessa) | Founded 1959; part of Crown Publishing Group | |
| Harmony Books | Penguin Random House | United States | New York | Health, wellness and spirituality | Deepak Chopra | Founded 1973; part of Crown Publishing Group | |
| WaterBrook | Penguin Random House | United States | Colorado Springs | Christian living | Founded 1996; paired with Multnomah in PRH's Christian publishing group | ||
| Ten Speed Press | Penguin Random House | United States | Berkeley | Cookbooks, illustrated and practical nonfiction | What Color Is Your Parachute? | Founded 1971 in Berkeley, California; part of Crown | |
| Viking | Penguin Random House | United States | New York | Literary and commercial fiction and nonfiction | John Steinbeck; Salman Rushdie | Founded 1925; part of Penguin Publishing Group | |
| Penguin Press | Penguin Random House | United States | New York | Literary nonfiction and fiction | Founded 2003 by Ann Godoff | ||
| Penguin Books (US) | Penguin Random House | United States | New York | Trade paperback fiction and nonfiction | US arm of the Penguin paperback house founded in Britain in 1935 | ||
| Riverhead Books | Penguin Random House | United States | New York | Literary fiction and narrative nonfiction | Khaled Hosseini's The Kite Runner | Founded 1994; part of Penguin Publishing Group | |
| G.P. Putnam's Sons | Penguin Random House | United States | New York | Commercial fiction and nonfiction | Tom Clancy | Founded 1838; part of Penguin Publishing Group | |
| Dutton | Penguin Random House | United States | New York | Boutique fiction and nonfiction | Founded 1852 as E.P. Dutton; publishes about 40 titles a year | ||
| Berkley | Penguin Random House | United States | New York | Mass-market and trade fiction; romance | Nora Roberts (paperback editions) | Founded 1955; core of the Berkley Publishing Group with New American Library | |
| Ace Books | Penguin Random House | United States | New York | Science fiction and fantasy | Frank Herbert's Dune (paperback) | Founded 1952 by Donald A. Wollheim; SF imprint within Berkley | |
| Avery | Penguin Random House | United States | New York | Nonfiction, health and lifestyle | Founded 1974; part of Penguin Publishing Group | ||
| DK | Penguin Random House | United Kingdom | London | Illustrated reference for adults and children | Eyewitness Travel Guides | Dorling Kindersley, founded 1974 in London; global illustrated publisher within PRH | |
| Knopf Books for Young Readers | Penguin Random House | United States | New York | Children's and young adult | Christopher Paolini's Eragon | Children's imprint of Alfred A. Knopf | |
| Razorbill | Penguin Random House | United States | New York | Middle grade and young adult | Jay Asher's Thirteen Reasons Why | Young-readers imprint of Penguin, launched 2003 | |
| Puffin Books | Penguin Random House | United Kingdom | London | Children's fiction | Roald Dahl (UK paperback editions) | Children's paperback imprint founded 1940 by Allen Lane | |
| Kokila | Penguin Random House | United States | New York | Children's books by diverse creators | Launched 2018 within Penguin Young Readers | ||
| Frederick Warne & Co | Penguin Random House | United Kingdom | London | Classic children's brands | Beatrix Potter's Peter Rabbit | Founded 1865; original publisher of Beatrix Potter | |
| Ladybird Books | Penguin Random House | United Kingdom | London | Children's books for young children | British children's publisher founded 1915; part of Penguin since 1972 | ||
| Penguin Random House Audio | Penguin Random House | United States | New York | Audiobooks (division) | PRH's flagship audio publishing division | ||
| Jonathan Cape | Penguin Random House UK | United Kingdom | London | Literary fiction and nonfiction | Ian Fleming's James Bond novels (first editions) | Founded 1921; part of Vintage Publishing division | |
| Chatto & Windus | Penguin Random House UK | United Kingdom | London | Literary fiction and nonfiction | Founded 1855; part of Vintage Publishing | ||
| Vintage (UK) | Penguin Random House UK | United Kingdom | London | Literary paperback reprints and contemporary fiction | Paperback imprint launched 1990 | ||
| The Bodley Head | Penguin Random House UK | United Kingdom | London | Nonfiction and literary fiction | Founded 1887; revived as a Vintage division imprint | ||
| Michael Joseph | Penguin Random House UK | United Kingdom | London | Commercial fiction and nonfiction; cookery | Jamie Oliver | Founded 1935; acquired by Penguin in 1985 | |
| Hamish Hamilton | Penguin Random House UK | United Kingdom | London | Literary fiction and nonfiction | J.D. Salinger (UK editions) | Founded 1931; acquired by Penguin in 1986 | |
| Allen Lane | Penguin Random House UK | United Kingdom | London | Serious nonfiction (hardback) | Hardback imprint named for Penguin's founder, launched 2011 | ||
| Transworld Publishers | Penguin Random House UK | United Kingdom | London | Commercial fiction and nonfiction (division) | Dan Brown (UK editions, Bantam Press) | Division housing Bantam Press, Doubleday UK, Black Swan and Corgi | |
| Ebury Press | Penguin Random House UK | United Kingdom | London | Lifestyle, self-help and popular nonfiction | Flagship imprint of Ebury Publishing | ||
| BBC Books | Penguin Random House UK | United Kingdom | London | BBC programme tie-ins | David Attenborough natural-history tie-ins | Publishing partnership with the BBC within Ebury | |
| Arrow Books | Penguin Random House UK | United Kingdom | London | Mass-market paperback fiction and nonfiction | Paperback imprint of Cornerstone Press | ||
| McClelland & Stewart | Penguin Random House Canada | Canada | Toronto | Canadian literary fiction and nonfiction | Margaret Atwood (Canadian editions) | Founded 1906; 'the Canadian publishers' | |
| Companhia das Letras | Penguin Random House | Brazil | São Paulo | Literary fiction and nonfiction in Portuguese | Founded 1986; PRH holds a controlling stake in the Brazilian group | ||
| Alfaguara | Penguin Random House Grupo Editorial | Spain | Madrid | Spanish-language literary fiction | Premio Alfaguara de Novela | Founded 1964; joined PRH in the 2014 Santillana acquisition | |
| Lumen | Penguin Random House Grupo Editorial | Spain | Barcelona | Literary fiction and essays in Spanish | Historic Barcelona house within PRH Grupo Editorial | ||
| Plaza & Janés | Penguin Random House Grupo Editorial | Spain | Barcelona | Commercial fiction in Spanish | Ken Follett (Spanish editions) | Founded 1959; part of PRH Grupo Editorial | |
| Salamandra | Penguin Random House Grupo Editorial | Spain | Barcelona | Literary and commercial fiction in Spanish | Harry Potter (Spanish editions, Spain) | Acquired by Penguin Random House Grupo Editorial in 2019 | |
| Heyne | Penguin Random House Verlagsgruppe | Germany | Munich | Commercial fiction; science fiction and fantasy | Stephen King (German editions) | Major Munich paperback house within the Bertelsmann group | |
| Goldmann | Penguin Random House Verlagsgruppe | Germany | Munich | Paperback fiction and nonfiction | One of Germany's largest paperback imprints | ||
| Umuzi | Penguin Random House South Africa | South Africa | Cape Town | South African fiction and nonfiction, English and Afrikaans | Imprint of Penguin Random House South Africa | ||
| Little, Brown and Company | Hachette Book Group | United States | New York | Literary and commercial fiction and nonfiction | J.D. Salinger's The Catcher in the Rye | Founded 1837 in Boston; flagship US imprint of Hachette | |
| Mulholland Books | Hachette Book Group | United States | New York | Crime, suspense and mystery | Little, Brown's crime imprint, launched 2010 | ||
| Voracious | Hachette Book Group | United States | New York | Cookbooks and food writing | Little, Brown's food imprint, launched 2019 | ||
| Jimmy Patterson | Hachette Book Group | United States | New York | Children's and young adult | James Patterson's children's series | Joint venture between James Patterson and Little, Brown, launched 2016 | |
| Little, Brown Books for Young Readers | Hachette Book Group | United States | New York | Children's and young adult | Stephenie Meyer's Twilight Saga | Children's division of Little, Brown, celebrating its centenary in 2026 | |
| Grand Central Publishing | Hachette Book Group | United States | New York | Commercial fiction and nonfiction | Nicholas Sparks; David Baldacci | Founded as Warner Books; renamed Grand Central in 2007 | |
| Forever | Hachette Book Group | United States | New York | Romance | Grand Central's romance imprint | ||
| Cardinal | Hachette Book Group | United States | New York | Upmarket commercial fiction | Grand Central imprint launched 2025 under Reagan Arthur | ||
| Da Capo Press | Hachette Book Group | United States | New York | Music, history and general nonfiction | Founded 1964 in Boston; part of the Perseus Books Group within Hachette | ||
| Basic Books | Hachette Book Group | United States | New York | Serious nonfiction: history, science, economics | Thomas Sowell | Founded 1950; flagship of the Basic Books Group (Perseus) | |
| PublicAffairs | Hachette Book Group | United States | New York | Public affairs and current events nonfiction | Founded 1997; part of the Basic Books Group | ||
| Running Press | Hachette Book Group | United States | Philadelphia | Gift books, cookbooks and popular culture | Founded 1972 in Philadelphia; part of the Workman Running Press Group | ||
| Hachette Books | Hachette Book Group | United States | New York | General nonfiction and memoir | Launched 2014; built on Hyperion's former adult trade list | ||
| Orbit | Hachette Book Group | United States | New York | Science fiction and fantasy | N.K. Jemisin's The Fifth Season | Hachette's SF/fantasy imprint, published in the US and UK | |
| Yen Press | Hachette Book Group | United States | New York | Manga and light novels in English | Spice and Wolf light novels | yenpress.com | Founded 2006; joint venture of Hachette and Kadokawa |
| FaithWords | Hachette Book Group | United States | Nashville | Christian living | Joyce Meyer | Imprint of Hachette Nashville | |
| Center Street | Hachette Book Group | United States | Nashville | Conservative politics and military nonfiction | Imprint of Hachette Nashville | ||
| Workman | Hachette Book Group | United States | New York | Practical and illustrated nonfiction | What to Expect When You're Expecting | Founded 1968; acquired by Hachette in 2021 | |
| Algonquin Books | Hachette Book Group | United States | Chapel Hill | Literary fiction and narrative nonfiction | Sara Gruen's Water for Elephants | Founded 1983 in Chapel Hill, North Carolina; part of Workman Publishing | |
| Artisan | Hachette Book Group | United States | New York | Cookbooks and illustrated books | Thomas Keller's The French Laundry Cookbook | Illustrated imprint within Workman Publishing | |
| Hachette Audio | Hachette Book Group | United States | New York | Audiobooks (division) | Hachette Book Group's audio division | ||
| Headline | Hachette UK | United Kingdom | London | Commercial fiction and nonfiction | Flagship of the Headline Publishing Group, founded 1986 | ||
| Wildfire | Hachette UK | United Kingdom | London | Fiction and narrative nonfiction | Headline imprint launched 2016 | ||
| Tinder Press | Hachette UK | United Kingdom | London | Literary fiction | Maggie O'Farrell's After You'd Gone (paperback) | Headline's literary imprint | |
| Hodder & Stoughton | Hachette UK | United Kingdom | London | Commercial fiction and nonfiction | Stephen King (UK editions) | Founded 1868; flagship Hodder division of Hachette UK | |
| Sceptre | Hachette UK | United Kingdom | London | Literary fiction and nonfiction | David Mitchell's Cloud Atlas (UK) | Hodder's literary imprint | |
| Quercus | Hachette UK | United Kingdom | London | Commercial and literary fiction in translation | Stieg Larsson's Millennium trilogy (English, via MacLehose Press) | Founded 2004; acquired by Hodder in 2014 | |
| MacLehose Press | Hachette UK | United Kingdom | London | Fiction in translation | Stieg Larsson's The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo (English) | Quercus imprint founded by Christopher MacLehose | |
| John Murray | Hachette UK | United Kingdom | London | Literary fiction and nonfiction | Founded 1768; one of Britain's oldest publishing houses | ||
| Jessica Kingsley Publishers | Hachette UK | United Kingdom | London | Autism, mental health and social care publishing | Founded 1987; acquired by Hachette UK in 2017 | ||
| Little, Brown (UK) | Hachette UK | United Kingdom | London | Literary and commercial fiction and nonfiction | Flagship of the Little, Brown Book Group UK | ||
| Sphere | Hachette UK | United Kingdom | London | Commercial paperback fiction | Paperback imprint of Little, Brown Book Group | ||
| Virago Press | Hachette UK | United Kingdom | London | Feminist literature and women's writing | Daphne du Maurier (Virago Modern Classics) | virago.co.uk | Founded 1973 by Carmen Callil; part of Little, Brown Book Group |
| Piatkus | Hachette UK | United Kingdom | London | Fiction and mind-body-spirit nonfiction | Nora Roberts (UK editions) | Founded 1979; part of Little, Brown Book Group | |
| Atom | Hachette UK | United Kingdom | London | Young adult fiction | YA imprint of Little, Brown Book Group | ||
| Dialogue Books | Hachette UK | United Kingdom | London | Inclusive fiction and nonfiction | Founded 2017 by Sharmaine Lovegrove within Little, Brown | ||
| Orion Fiction | Hachette UK | United Kingdom | London | Commercial fiction | Core fiction imprint of the Orion Publishing Group | ||
| Weidenfeld & Nicolson | Hachette UK | United Kingdom | London | Literary fiction and serious nonfiction | Founded 1949; part of the Orion Publishing Group | ||
| Victor Gollancz | Hachette UK | United Kingdom | London | Science fiction and fantasy | SF Masterworks series | gollancz.co.uk | Britain's longest-running SF imprint; part of Orion |
| Laurence King Publishing | Hachette UK | United Kingdom | London | Art, design and illustrated books | Acquired by Hachette UK (Orion) in 2020 | ||
| Octopus | Hachette UK | United Kingdom | London | Illustrated nonfiction (division) | Flagship of the Octopus Publishing Group | ||
| Hamlyn | Hachette UK | United Kingdom | London | Cookery and practical illustrated books | Octopus imprint founded 1949 | ||
| Mitchell Beazley | Hachette UK | United Kingdom | London | Wine, art and reference | Hugh Johnson's Pocket Wine Book | Illustrated imprint within Octopus | |
| Bookouture | Hachette UK | United Kingdom | London | Digital-first crime, romance and women's fiction | Founded 2012; acquired by Hachette UK in 2016 | ||
| Hodder Children's Books | Hachette UK | United Kingdom | London | Children's fiction and picture books | Enid Blyton editions | Part of Hachette Children's Group | |
| Hachette Australia | Hachette Livre | Australia | Sydney | Australian fiction and nonfiction | Hachette Livre's Australian trade division | ||
| Fayard | Hachette Livre | France | Paris | French nonfiction, history and fiction | Founded 1857; major Paris house of Hachette Livre | ||
| Grasset | Hachette Livre | France | Paris | French literary fiction and essays | Founded 1907; publisher of many Prix Goncourt winners | ||
| Stock | Hachette Livre | France | Paris | French fiction and nonfiction | Historic Paris house within Hachette Livre | ||
| Calmann-Lévy | Hachette Livre | France | Paris | French fiction and nonfiction | Founded 1836; part of Hachette Livre | ||
| JC Lattès | Hachette Livre | France | Paris | Commercial fiction and nonfiction | Dan Brown (French editions) | Paris house founded 1968 | |
| Le Livre de Poche | Hachette Livre | France | Paris | Mass-market paperback reprints (French) | France's leading pocket-book line, founded 1953 | ||
| Éditions du Masque | Hachette Livre | France | Paris | Crime and thriller fiction (French) | Historic French crime imprint founded 1925 | ||
| Marabout | Hachette Livre | France | Paris | Practical books, health and lifestyle (French) | Belgian-founded practical publisher within Hachette Livre | ||
| Harper | HarperCollins | United States | New York | General fiction and nonfiction (flagship imprint) | Descends from Harper & Brothers, founded 1817 | ||
| Ecco | HarperCollins | United States | New York | Literary fiction and nonfiction | Charles Bukowski (reissues and posthumous works) | Founded 1971 by Daniel Halpern; imprint of Harper | |
| Harper Perennial | HarperCollins | United States | New York | Paperback fiction and classics | Gabriel García Márquez (English paperback editions) | Harper's trade paperback line, incl. Harper Perennial Modern Classics | |
| HarperOne | HarperCollins | United States | New York | Spirituality, religion and personal growth | Paulo Coelho's The Alchemist (English) | Founded as HarperSanFrancisco; renamed HarperOne in 2007 | |
| Amistad | HarperCollins | United States | New York | African American fiction and nonfiction | Founded 1986 by Charles F. Harris; joined HarperCollins in 1999 | ||
| Mariner Books | HarperCollins | United States | New York | Literary fiction, nonfiction and classics | J.R.R. Tolkien (US editions) | Former Houghton Mifflin Harcourt trade imprint; acquired by HarperCollins in 2021 | |
| William Morrow | HarperCollins | United States | New York | Commercial fiction and nonfiction | Neil Gaiman's American Gods | Founded 1926; flagship of the Morrow Group | |
| Avon | HarperCollins | United States | New York | Romance and mass-market fiction | Julia Quinn's Bridgerton novels | Founded 1941; leading romance imprint in the Morrow Group | |
| Dey Street Books | HarperCollins | United States | New York | Pop culture and celebrity | Morrow Group imprint; formerly It Books | ||
| Harper Voyager | HarperCollins | United States | New York | Science fiction and fantasy (worldwide) | George R.R. Martin (UK editions) | HarperCollins's global SF/fantasy imprint, combining the UK Voyager and US Eos lists | |
| MIRA Books | HarperCollins (Harlequin) | Canada | Toronto | Commercial women's fiction and thrillers | Trade fiction imprint of Harlequin Enterprises | ||
| HQN Books | HarperCollins (Harlequin) | Canada | Toronto | Romance (single-title) | Harlequin's single-title romance imprint | ||
| Carina Press | HarperCollins (Harlequin) | Canada | Toronto | Romance (digital-first) | Digital-first imprint launched 2010 | ||
| Love Inspired | HarperCollins (Harlequin) | Canada | Toronto | Inspirational romance | Harlequin's Christian romance line | ||
| Thomas Nelson | HarperCollins | United States | Nashville | Christian books and Bibles | Sarah Young's Jesus Calling | Founded 1798 in Edinburgh; flagship of HarperCollins Christian Publishing | |
| Zondervan | HarperCollins | United States | Grand Rapids | Christian books and Bibles | Rick Warren's The Purpose Driven Life; the NIV Bible | Founded 1931 in Grand Rapids, Michigan | |
| HarperTeen | HarperCollins | United States | New York | Young adult fiction | YA imprint of HarperCollins Children's Books | ||
| Katherine Tegen Books | HarperCollins | United States | New York | Children's and young adult | Veronica Roth's Divergent | Children's imprint founded by Katherine Tegen | |
| Balzer + Bray | HarperCollins | United States | New York | Children's and young adult | Angie Thomas's The Hate U Give | Children's imprint launched 2010 | |
| Greenwillow Books | HarperCollins | United States | New York | Children's picture books and fiction | Founded 1974 by Susan Hirschman | ||
| Clarion Books | HarperCollins | United States | New York | Children's and young adult | Former HMH children's imprint; acquired by HarperCollins in 2021 | ||
| Fourth Estate | HarperCollins UK | United Kingdom | London | Literary fiction and nonfiction | Hilary Mantel's Wolf Hall (UK) | London literary imprint founded 1982 | |
| William Collins | HarperCollins UK | United Kingdom | London | Serious nonfiction | Nonfiction imprint formed 2013 from the Collins list | ||
| The Borough Press | HarperCollins UK | United Kingdom | London | Literary fiction and memoir | Imprint of HarperFiction, launched 2014 | ||
| HQ | HarperCollins UK | United Kingdom | London | Commercial fiction, romance and digital-first | HarperCollins UK's digital-first-led imprint | ||
| HarperCollins Leadership | HarperCollins | United States | New York | Leadership and business | Business imprint within HarperCollins Focus; includes the AMACOM list | ||
| HarperAudio | HarperCollins | United States | New York | Audiobooks (division) | HarperCollins's audio publishing division | ||
| Scribner | Simon & Schuster | United States | New York | Literary fiction and nonfiction | F. Scott Fitzgerald's The Great Gatsby; Ernest Hemingway | Founded 1846 as Charles Scribner's Sons | |
| Simon & Schuster (flagship imprint) | Simon & Schuster | United States | New York | General fiction and nonfiction | Bob Woodward; Stephen King | The house imprint of the company founded in 1924 | |
| Atria Books | Simon & Schuster | United States | New York | Commercial and literary fiction and nonfiction | Colleen Hoover's It Ends with Us | Founded 2002; flagship of the Atria Publishing Group | |
| 37 INK | Simon & Schuster | United States | New York | Books by diverse voices | Atria imprint launched 2013 | ||
| Howard Books | Simon & Schuster | United States | Nashville | Christian books | Christian imprint of the Atria group | ||
| Gallery Books | Simon & Schuster | United States | New York | Commercial fiction, memoir and pop culture | Flagship of the Gallery Publishing Group, launched 2010 | ||
| Scout Press | Simon & Schuster | United States | New York | Literary fiction | Gallery's literary imprint, launched 2015 | ||
| Pocket Books | Simon & Schuster | United States | New York | Mass-market paperbacks | Star Trek novels | Founded 1939; pioneer of the US mass-market paperback | |
| Threshold Editions | Simon & Schuster | United States | New York | Conservative politics | Gallery group imprint founded 2006 | ||
| Free Press | Simon & Schuster | United States | New York | Serious nonfiction | Francis Fukuyama's The End of History | Founded 1947; historic S&S nonfiction house | |
| Avid Reader Press | Simon & Schuster | United States | New York | Literary fiction and narrative nonfiction | Founded 2018 by Jofie Ferrari-Adler and Ben Loehnen | ||
| Saga Press | Simon & Schuster | United States | New York | Science fiction and fantasy | S&S genre imprint launched 2014 | ||
| Adams Media | Simon & Schuster | United States | Avon | Practical nonfiction and self-help | Based in Avon, Massachusetts; part of Simon & Schuster | ||
| Aladdin | Simon & Schuster | United States | New York | Middle-grade fiction | Children's imprint of Simon & Schuster | ||
| Atheneum Books for Young Readers | Simon & Schuster | United States | New York | Children's and young adult | Descends from Atheneum Publishers, founded 1959 | ||
| Margaret K. McElderry Books | Simon & Schuster | United States | New York | Children's and young adult | Named for the pioneering children's editor | ||
| Simon Pulse | Simon & Schuster | United States | New York | Young adult fiction | YA imprint of S&S Children's Publishing | ||
| Simon & Schuster Audio | Simon & Schuster | United States | New York | Audiobooks (division) | S&S's audio division | ||
| Farrar, Straus and Giroux | Macmillan Publishers | United States | New York | Literary fiction and nonfiction | Jonathan Franzen's The Corrections | Founded 1946; Macmillan's flagship literary house | |
| Picador (US) | Macmillan Publishers | United States | New York | Literary paperback reprints | US paperback imprint associated with FSG | ||
| Henry Holt and Company | Macmillan Publishers | United States | New York | Nonfiction and fiction | Robert Frost (early US editions) | Founded 1866; one of America's oldest publishers | |
| St. Martin's Press | Macmillan Publishers | United States | New York | Commercial fiction and nonfiction | Flagship of the St. Martin's Publishing Group | ||
| Minotaur Books | Macmillan Publishers | United States | New York | Mystery, crime and thriller | Louise Penny (US editions) | St. Martin's mystery imprint | |
| Griffin | Macmillan Publishers | United States | New York | Trade paperback fiction and nonfiction | St. Martin's paperback imprint (St. Martin's Griffin) | ||
| Wednesday Books | Macmillan Publishers | United States | New York | Young adult fiction | YA imprint of St. Martin's, launched 2016 | ||
| Flatiron Books | Macmillan Publishers | United States | New York | Commercial fiction and big-idea nonfiction | Jeanine Cummins's American Dirt | Founded 2014; home of Oprah's Book Club selections | |
| Celadon Books | Macmillan Publishers | United States | New York | Thrillers and commercial nonfiction | Alex Michaelides's The Silent Patient | Founded 2017 by Jamie Raab and Deb Futter | |
| Tor Books | Macmillan Publishers | United States | New York | Science fiction and fantasy | Robert Jordan's The Wheel of Time; Brandon Sanderson | Founded 1980 by Tom Doherty; flagship of Tor Publishing Group | |
| Forge | Macmillan Publishers | United States | New York | Commercial fiction: thrillers, westerns, historical | Tor Publishing Group's mainstream fiction imprint | ||
| Tordotcom Publishing | Macmillan Publishers | United States | New York | SF/fantasy novellas and short novels | Seanan McGuire's Every Heart a Doorway | Digital-first novella imprint launched 2015 | |
| Nightfire | Macmillan Publishers | United States | New York | Horror | Tor Publishing Group's horror imprint, launched 2019 | ||
| Bramble | Macmillan Publishers | United States | New York | Romance | Tor Publishing Group's romance imprint, launched 2023 | ||
| Macmillan Audio | Macmillan Publishers | United States | New York | Audiobooks (division) | Macmillan's audio division; formerly Audio Renaissance | ||
| First Second | Macmillan Publishers | United States | New York | Graphic novels for children and adults | Gene Luen Yang's American Born Chinese | Graphic-novel imprint of Macmillan Children's, launched 2006 | |
| Feiwel and Friends | Macmillan Publishers | United States | New York | Children's and young adult | Children's imprint founded by Jean Feiwel in 2006 | ||
| Roaring Brook Press | Macmillan Publishers | United States | New York | Children's picture books and fiction | Award-winning children's imprint within Macmillan Children's | ||
| FSG Books for Young Readers | Macmillan Publishers | United States | New York | Children's and young adult (literary) | Children's imprint of Farrar, Straus and Giroux | ||
| Pan Books | Pan Macmillan | United Kingdom | London | Mass-market paperback fiction and nonfiction | Founded 1944; historic UK paperback house | ||
| Picador (UK) | Pan Macmillan | United Kingdom | London | Literary fiction and nonfiction | Launched 1972 as Pan's literary imprint | ||
| Mantle | Pan Macmillan | United Kingdom | London | Upmarket fiction and narrative nonfiction | Pan Macmillan imprint launched 2008 | ||
| Macmillan (UK) | Pan Macmillan | United Kingdom | London | General fiction and nonfiction (flagship) | Flagship imprint of Pan Macmillan, founded 1843 | ||
| Bluebird | Pan Macmillan | United Kingdom | London | Wellbeing, food and lifestyle | Joe Wicks's Lean in 15 | Pan Macmillan lifestyle imprint launched 2015 | |
| Kingfisher | Pan Macmillan | United Kingdom | London | Children's nonfiction and illustrated books | Children's imprint of Pan Macmillan | ||
| Two Hoots | Pan Macmillan | United Kingdom | London | Children's picture books | Picture-book imprint of Macmillan Children's Books UK | ||
| Tor (UK) | Pan Macmillan | United Kingdom | London | Science fiction and fantasy | Pan Macmillan's UK SF/fantasy imprint | ||
| Albert Bonniers Förlag | Bonnier Books (Bonnierförlagen) | Sweden | Stockholm | Swedish literary fiction, poetry and nonfiction | August Strindberg; Selma Lagerlöf; Tomas Tranströmer | Founded 1837; Sweden's leading literary house | |
| Wahlström & Widstrand | Bonnier Books (Bonnierförlagen) | Sweden | Stockholm | Literary fiction and history in Swedish | Numerous Nobel laureates in Swedish translation | Founded 1885; part of Bonnierförlagen | |
| Bonnier Carlsen | Bonnier Books (Bonnierförlagen) | Sweden | Stockholm | Children's and young adult (Swedish) | Children's imprint of Bonnierförlagen | ||
| Bonnier Fakta | Bonnier Books (Bonnierförlagen) | Sweden | Stockholm | Illustrated nonfiction and factual books | Nonfiction imprint of Bonnierförlagen | ||
| Forum | Bonnier Books (Bonnierförlagen) | Sweden | Stockholm | Crime fiction and nonfiction in Swedish | Bokförlaget Forum, Bonnier's crime and current-affairs house | ||
| Lovereads | Bonnier Books (Bonnierförlagen) | Sweden | Stockholm | Romance and feelgood (Swedish) | Bonnierförlagen's romance imprint | ||
| Bazar Förlag | Bonnier Books (Bonnierförlagen) | Sweden | Stockholm | Commercial fiction in Swedish | Formerly Strawberry Förlag; acquired by Bonnier in 2020 | ||
| Piper Verlag | Bonnier Books (Bonnier Media Deutschland) | Germany | Munich | German fiction and nonfiction | Founded 1904; Bonnier's principal German literary house | ||
| Ullstein Buchverlage | Bonnier Books (Bonnier Media Deutschland) | Germany | Berlin | German fiction and nonfiction | Historic Berlin house founded 1877; part of Bonnier Media Deutschland | ||
| Carlsen Verlag | Bonnier Books (Bonnier Media Deutschland) | Germany | Hamburg | Children's, young adult and comics (German) | Harry Potter (German editions) | Founded 1953; German publisher of Harry Potter | |
| Thienemann-Esslinger | Bonnier Books (Bonnier Media Deutschland) | Germany | Stuttgart | Children's and young adult (German) | Michael Ende (German editions) | Stuttgart children's house within Bonnier Media Deutschland | |
| WSOY | Bonnier Books Finland | Finland | Helsinki | Finnish fiction and nonfiction | Werner Söderström Osakeyhtiö, founded 1878; part of Bonnier Books Finland | ||
| Tammi | Bonnier Books Finland | Finland | Helsinki | Finnish fiction and children's books | Tove Jansson (Finnish editions) | Founded 1943; part of Bonnier Books Finland | |
| Gutkind | Bonnier Books | Denmark | Copenhagen | Danish literary and commercial fiction | Bonnier's Danish house, relaunched 2020 | ||
| Zaffre | Bonnier Books UK | United Kingdom | London | Commercial fiction | Fiction imprint of Bonnier Books UK, launched 2016 | ||
| Planeta | Grupo Planeta | Spain | Barcelona | Spanish fiction and nonfiction (flagship) | Premio Planeta de Novela | Editorial Planeta, founded 1949; seed of Grupo Planeta | |
| Destino | Grupo Planeta | Spain | Barcelona | Spanish literary fiction and classics | Miguel Delibes; Carmen Laforet's Nada | Founded 1942; home of the Premio Nadal | |
| Seix Barral | Grupo Planeta | Spain | Barcelona | Spanish and Latin American literary fiction | Premio Biblioteca Breve | Historic Barcelona literary house within Planeta | |
| Espasa | Grupo Planeta | Spain | Barcelona | Reference, dictionaries and general nonfiction | Enciclopedia Espasa | Founded 1860; publisher of the RAE-linked dictionaries and the great Enciclopedia Espasa | |
| Tusquets Editores | Grupo Planeta | Spain | Barcelona | Literary fiction and essays | Founded 1969; joined Grupo Planeta in 2012 | ||
| Minotauro | Grupo Planeta | Spain | Barcelona | Science fiction and fantasy in Spanish | J.R.R. Tolkien (Spanish editions) | Founded 1955 in Buenos Aires; Planeta's SF/fantasy imprint | |
| Crítica | Grupo Planeta | Spain | Barcelona | History and social sciences | Barcelona house specialising in history and the human sciences | ||
| Paidós | Grupo Planeta | Spain | Barcelona | Psychology, philosophy and social science | Founded 1945 in Buenos Aires; Planeta's human-sciences imprint | ||
| Booket | Grupo Planeta | Spain | Barcelona | Mass-market paperback reprints (Spanish) | Planeta's pocket-book imprint | ||
| Diana | Grupo Planeta | Mexico | Mexico City | Mexican fiction and nonfiction | Editorial Diana, founded 1946; Planeta's historic Mexican house | ||
| Emecé | Grupo Planeta | Argentina | Buenos Aires | Argentine and translated fiction | Jorge Luis Borges (early editions) | Founded 1937; Planeta's Argentine house | |
| Mondadori | Arnoldo Mondadori Editore | Italy | Milan | Italian fiction and nonfiction (flagship) | Il Giallo Mondadori crime series | Edizioni Mondadori, founded 1907; Italy's largest trade publisher | |
| Einaudi | Arnoldo Mondadori Editore | Italy | Turin | Italian literary fiction and serious nonfiction | Antonio Gramsci's Prison Notebooks; Italo Calvino | Giulio Einaudi editore, founded 1933; acquired by Mondadori in 1994 | |
| Sperling & Kupfer | Arnoldo Mondadori Editore | Italy | Milan | Italian commercial fiction and nonfiction | Founded 1899; a Mondadori Libri house since the 1990s | ||
| Piemme | Arnoldo Mondadori Editore | Italy | Milan | Italian fiction, spirituality and children's | Founded 1982 in Casale Monferrato; a Mondadori Libri house since 2003 | ||
| Rizzoli | Arnoldo Mondadori Editore (Rizzoli Libri) | Italy | Milan | Italian fiction, nonfiction and illustrated books | Founded 1927; joined Mondadori with the 2016 RCS Libri acquisition | ||
| BUR | Arnoldo Mondadori Editore (Rizzoli Libri) | Italy | Milan | Classic and contemporary paperback reprints | Biblioteca Universale Rizzoli, the group's classics paperback line | ||
| Mondadori Electa | Arnoldo Mondadori Editore | Italy | Milan | Art, illustrated and museum publishing | Mondadori's art and illustrated-books house | ||
| Denoël | Groupe Madrigall (Gallimard) | France | Paris | French literary fiction and nonfiction | Founded 1930; Gallimard subsidiary | ||
| Mercure de France | Groupe Madrigall (Gallimard) | France | Paris | French literature, poetry and essays | Historic house founded 1894; part of the Gallimard group | ||
| Gallimard Jeunesse | Groupe Madrigall (Gallimard) | France | Paris | Children's and young adult (French) | Harry Potter (French editions) | Gallimard's children's division | |
| Red Tower Books | Entangled Publishing | United States | Fort Collins | Romantasy and fantasy romance | Rebecca Yarros's Fourth Wing | Entangled's fantasy imprint, launched 2022; breakout romantasy list | |
| Entangled Teen | Entangled Publishing | United States | Fort Collins | Young adult fiction | YA imprint of Entangled Publishing | ||
| Bloom Books | Sourcebooks | United States | Naperville | Romance | Sourcebooks' romance imprint, built on the Bloom list acquired 2021 | ||
| Sourcebooks Casablanca | Sourcebooks | United States | Naperville | Romance (mass market and trade) | Sourcebooks' long-standing romance imprint | ||
| Poisoned Pen Press | Sourcebooks | United States | Naperville | Mystery and crime | Founded 1997 in Scottsdale; acquired by Sourcebooks in 2018 | ||
| Zebra Books | Kensington Publishing | United States | New York | Mass-market fiction and romance | Mass-market imprint of Kensington Publishing | ||
| Dafina | Kensington Publishing | United States | New York | African American fiction | Kensington imprint for Black authors and readers | ||
| DAW Books | Astra Publishing House | United States | New York | Science fiction and fantasy | Mercedes Lackey's Valdemar books | Founded 1971 by Donald A. Wollheim; acquired by Astra Publishing House in 2022 | |
| Astra House | Astra Publishing House | United States | New York | Literary fiction and nonfiction | Literary imprint of Astra Publishing House | ||
| Graphix | Scholastic | United States | New York | Children's and YA graphic novels | Dav Pilkey's Dog Man; Raina Telgemeier | Scholastic's graphic-novel imprint, launched 2005 | |
| Scholastic Press | Scholastic | United States | New York | Children's and young adult trade books | Harry Potter (US editions); The Hunger Games | Flagship trade imprint of Scholastic | |
| Chicken House | Scholastic | United Kingdom | Frome | Children's fiction | Cornelia Funke's Inkheart (English) | Founded by Barry Cunningham; Scholastic's UK children's imprint | |
| Amulet Books | Abrams | United States | New York | Children's and young adult | Jeff Kinney's Diary of a Wimpy Kid | Children's imprint of Abrams | |
| Abrams ComicArts | Abrams | United States | New York | Graphic novels and comics nonfiction | Comics imprint of Abrams, founded 2009 | ||
| Disney Hyperion | Disney Publishing Worldwide | United States | New York | Children's and young adult | Rick Riordan's Percy Jackson series | Disney's children's trade imprint | |
| Kodansha Comics | Kodansha USA Publishing | United States | New York | Manga in English | Attack on Titan (English editions) | English-language manga arm of Japan's Kodansha | |
| Vertical | Kodansha USA Publishing | United States | New York | Japanese novels and manga in translation | NISIOISIN's Monogatari novels (English) | Founded 2001; acquired by Kodansha in 2011 | |
| Wattpad Books | Wattpad (Naver) | Canada | Toronto | Digital-first YA and commercial fiction | Print imprint of the Wattpad platform, launched 2019 | ||
| Raven Books | Bloomsbury Publishing | United Kingdom | London | Crime and thriller fiction | Bloomsbury's crime imprint, launched 2017 | ||
| Osprey Publishing | Bloomsbury Publishing | United Kingdom | Oxford | Military history and wargaming | Acquired by Bloomsbury in 2014 | ||
| Recorded Books | RBmedia | United States | Prince Frederick | Audiobooks (division) | recordedbooks.com | Founded 1979; flagship audio brand of RBmedia | |
| Tantor Media | RBmedia | United States | Old Saybrook | Audiobooks (division) | tantor.com | Audio publisher founded 2000; part of RBmedia | |
| Podium Entertainment | Podium Entertainment (independent) | United States | Los Angeles | Audio-first and digital-first fiction, esp. SF/fantasy and LitRPG | Craig Alanson's Expeditionary Force (audio) | Audio-first publisher founded 2012 as Podium Publishing | |
| Blackstone Publishing | Blackstone Publishing (independent) | United States | Ashland | Audiobooks and print | Ashland, Oregon audio publisher founded 1987 as Blackstone Audio | ||
| Bompiani | Giunti Editore | Italy | Milan | Literary fiction and nonfiction | Historic Milanese house founded 1929 by Valentino Bompiani; sold by Mondadori to Giunti in 2016 under Italy's antitrust ruling | ||
| S. Fischer Verlag | Holtzbrinck Buchverlage | Germany | Frankfurt am Main | Literary fiction and nonfiction | Founded 1886 by Samuel Fischer; the flagship German literary house of the Holtzbrinck group and the historic publisher of Thomas Mann | ||
| Rowohlt Verlag | Holtzbrinck Buchverlage | Germany | Hamburg | Literary and commercial fiction and nonfiction | Founded 1908 by Ernst Rowohlt; a Holtzbrinck Buchverlage house | ||
| Kiepenheuer & Witsch | Holtzbrinck Buchverlage | Germany | Cologne | Literary fiction and nonfiction | Cologne literary house; Holtzbrinck holds an 85% stake | ||
| Verlagsgruppe Droemer Knaur | Holtzbrinck Buchverlage | Germany | Munich | Commercial fiction and nonfiction | Publishing group held 50% by Holtzbrinck as a joint venture; includes the O.W. Barth imprint | ||
| Argon Verlag | Holtzbrinck Buchverlage | Germany | Berlin | Audiobooks | Audiobook publisher within the S. Fischer group; one of Germany's leading audio houses |
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