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So much has changed since we started this journey twenty-one years ago in a spare bedroom—the industry, the technology, the world. And at Sourcebooks, things are no different. The conversations we get to have now are different from those we had even just five short years ago. We’ve launched new imprints to great success and built the careers of authors whose voices have a vital place in today’s community.
But what hasn’t changed for us is our passion for books and our dedication to the belief that books change lives. So while our current list may be different than those first few books, you can bet that our mission hasn’t and won’t change one bit. If anything we find ourselves even more committed to that conviction than ever before.
So take a fresh look at Sourcebooks. The Sourcebooks you thought you knew has grown up a bit —we just might surprise you.
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THEN & NOW
Then: A small press with a passion for poetry and one groundbreaking title
Now: The home of ten New York Times bestsellers, including poetry and children’s titles, and 17 national bestsellers
Then: A little indie house based somewhere other than New York
Now: The largest woman-owned trade book publisher in North America
Then: The place for innovative mixed-media titles like We Interrupt This Broadcast and And the Crowd Goes Wild
Now: Still publishing innovative mixed-media titles, as well as bestselling titles in historical fiction, college guides, study aids, baby names, parenting, romance, business, and children’s books!
Then: The house that Michael Malone built
Now: The publishing home of Michael Malone’s newest work and Alan Cheuse, Frank Deford, Michael Dobbs, Edward Fiske, Nikki Giovanni, Georgette Heyer, Francesca Simon, Marty Stuart, and so many more…
Then: A small team with a spitfire of a publisher
Now: An entire building of spitfires—and our publisher hasn’t changed one bit
Then: Fiercely independent, innovative, and groundbreaking
Now: Fiercely independent, innovative, groundbreaking, and optimistic |
