Archives: Imprints

Harmony Books publishes nonfiction by thought leaders, distinguished authorities, credentialed experts, and important voices seeking to reshape the cultural conversation. Harmony is home to titles that give readers the information and inspiration they need to live fuller, better lives, books about wellness, psychology, science, spirituality, relationships, personal growth, plus memoirs with a message. We are… Continue reading Harmony

The Dial Press publishes books driven by the heart: emotionally affecting works of memoir, narrative nonfiction, and fiction that tell stories of self-revelation, help us connect with others, and offer fresh, intimate, and inspiring perspectives. We are an imprint of Random House. Subscribe for updates from The Dial Press

Del Rey, an imprint of Penguin Random House, is the world’s foremost publisher of science fiction and fantasy, as well as the premiere publisher of licensed media and pop culture titles. Since 1977, Del Rey has published the best books in the genre from countless bestselling authors, including Terry Brooks, Naomi Novik, Douglas Adams, Silvia… Continue reading Del Rey

Convergent publishes books for the human spirit. Our authors are community builders, experts, and storytellers helping people to nourish their inner lives and find meaning, connection, and understanding in a changing world. Drawing on deep experience both in mainstream and Christian publishing, we carefully curate the most impactful writing in the categories of spirituality, personal… Continue reading Convergent

The Ballantine Books Group, part of the Random House family, publishes a wide range of fiction and nonfiction that entertains, informs, and inspires. Our goal is to seek out and cultivate the most compelling, varied, and distinctive storytellers—and to bring their work to the broadest possible audience of readers. Our list is comprised of several… Continue reading Ballantine Books

The Random House imprint was founded in 1927 by Bennett Cerf and Donald Klopfer. The mission, as Cerf put it, was simple, humble, and beautifully open-ended: to publish “a few books, on the side, at random.” Random House would go on to publish more than a few books on the side. In fact, it would… Continue reading Random House