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Grafton was a British paperback imprint launched in 1983 when Collins took over Granada Publishing. It reissued classic and popular fiction, science fiction and non-fiction in mass-market editions, and its lists later passed into HarperCollins.
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Grove Press is an American literary imprint of Grove Atlantic, named for the Greenwich Village street where it was founded. Since Barney Rosset took it over in 1951, it has published the Beats, European avant-garde drama, politically charged nonfiction, and landmark novels in translation.
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Defunct American publisher, founded in New York in 1919 and named Harcourt Brace Jovanovich from 1970. It issued literary fiction, nonfiction and children's books alongside textbooks, with authors such as Virginia Woolf, T. S. Eliot and George Orwell.
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American publishing house active from 1962 to 1990, formed when Harper & Brothers merged with Row, Peterson & Company. Now part of HarperCollins, a News Corp subsidiary.
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Harper Perennial is the New York trade paperback imprint of HarperCollins. It mixes affordable reprints of modern classics with fiction, memoir and nonfiction, including newer writers.
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HarperCollins is a large English-language trade publisher, owned by News Corp and based in New York and London. Its imprints cover fiction, romance, children's books, faith and self-development titles, and more.