Sentence examples for imprint publishing from inspiring English sources

Threshold Editions, the imprint publishing "Dangerous," was founded, in 2006, with a politically conservative mission.

Mr. Shinker will direct a new imprint, publishing mainly nonfiction in hardcover and paperback.

Post reported this weekend that in 2015 AmazonCrossing, Amazon's translation imprint, published 75 new titles in the US.

Mr. Ross, whose Crown Forum imprint published "Treason," said sales of the book have been strong in chain stores, independent book stores and on the Internet.

He put together a collection of short stories titled "Brief Encounters with Che Guevara," and Ecco, a HarperCollins imprint, published it.

He had re-established Jonathan Cape as the blue-chip literary imprint, published a string of Nobel prize-winning authors and was the man most responsible for the creation of the Booker prize.

Ms. Godoff said she plans to increase the number of books the imprint publishes, going from 42 titles each year to at least 62. "I knew that I could grow the Penguin Press by 50 percent, at least," she said.

And so when the novelist Eghosa Imasuen who now runs Kachifo, the publishing company I used to work for and whose Farafina imprint published the local editions of my last two books told me all those years ago that he admired my writing, I thanked him.

Allen Lane, a Penguin imprint, published a paperback edition in May.

His Lipper/Viking imprint publishes Penguin Lives, a series of short biographies written by prominent authors.

In the UK the paperback was published by Penguin Books a year after its Viking Press imprint published the hardcover version.