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New Imprints

August 10, 2026By Katy Hershberger

Imprints: Harper Catholic

August 10, 2026By Katy Hershberger

Harper Collins Christian will launch Harper Catholic, an imprint for Catholic readers, building on Catholic Bible Press and expanding to “trade books, spiritual classics, theology, devotional works, memoir, cultural engagement, and leading voices in the Catholic Church today,” according to a release. Kristi McDonald joins as associate publisher leading the imprint; she was previously content editor at the prayer app Hallow and executive editor of trade at Ave Marie Press.

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August 5, 2026By Erin Somers

Imprints: Montgomery Station Press

August 5, 2026By Erin Somers

Berrett-Koehler Publishers is launching a new hybrid imprint called Montgomery Station Press. Montgomery Station titles will be “edited by senior BK editors, designed by BK’s production staff and partners, and distributed nationally and internationally through Penguin Random House Publisher Services.” Authors can choose from two different packages, which start at $35k and vary depending on the author’s needs, or à la carte services. The publisher also offer foreign and subsidiary rights representation and two different royalty structures. Berrett-Koehler founder and publisher Steve Piersanti said in a release, “Every year, we read manuscripts from thoughtful authors who have the expertise and […]

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July 31, 2026By Katy Hershberger

Imprints: Fort Point

July 31, 2026By Katy Hershberger

Beacon Press will launch a fiction imprint, Fort Point, which “seeks original works that pair literary ambition with fresh perspectives and distinctive voices.” “Fort Point will champion fiction that invites readers into new ways of seeing and inspires new generations to imagine a more expansive world,” said director of Beacon Press director Gayatri Patnaik, who will acquire for the imprint, along with editorial director Amy Caldwell and editors Maya Fernandez and Haley Lynch.

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July 23, 2026By Erin Somers

Imprints: Simon Stream

July 23, 2026By Erin Somers

Simon & Schuster UK has launched Simon Stream, a new digital-focused imprint that will “publish books simultaneously worldwide in English across all formats.” First titles include a five-book cozy crime series The Moriarty & Co Mysteries by Jack Gatland. Victoria Pepe will serve as publishing director of the new imprint. She was previously at Lake Union Publishing. She said, “Legions of authors have carved out huge success in the indie space; appreciating the speed and reader-focus that self-publishing offers them. But they can also gain so much from the editorial partnership, digital marketing expertise and the global reach that a publisher […]

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July 16, 2026By Erin Somers

Imprints: Springer Nature Launches Nature Books

July 16, 2026By Erin Somers

Springer Nature has launched a new academic imprint called Nature Books that will “publish works that bring together expertise, evidence and insight on some of the most significant issues facing research and society today.” First titles will debut later this year. Harsh Jegadeesan, chief publishing officer at Springer Nature said in a release, “Books are an important part of the research ecosystem because they allow authors to explore complex questions with a depth and context that other formats cannot always provide. As the world’s largest academic book publisher, we’re committed to offering publishing options that support author choice and help […]

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July 6, 2026By Katy Hershberger

Insight Editions Partners With Eli Roth’s Horror Section

July 6, 2026By Katy Hershberger

Starting in 2027, Insight Editions will publish a new line of horror-inspired books in collaboration with director Eli Roth’s media company The Horror Section, People reports. The books will span “fiction, lifestyle, interactive formats and more.” “Eli Roth has built a global following through his distinct voice and deep understanding of the genre,” Insight publisher and ceo Raoul Goff said. “We’re excited to partner with The Horror Section to bring their bold and imaginative storytelling into the publishing space.” “This collaboration allows us to expand the boundaries of horror publishing with a list that is immersive, collectible and full of […]

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