HarperCollins

Harper Collins is an American publishing company with headquarters in New York. HarperCollins is a subsidiary of Rupert Murdoch's News Corporation, created by the merger of the American publishing house Harper & Row (since 1987 owned by News Corporation ) and the British publisher William Collins & Sons in 1990.

Worldwide Chief Executive Officer of HarperCollins is Brian Murray since 2008, who replaced Jane Friedman ( since 1997).

In October 2011 it was announced that Harper Collins took over the publishing house Thomas Nelson for an undisclosed price by Kohlberg Kravis Roberts & Co.. Thus, HarperCollins is the third owner of the company over the last eighteen months.

Browse Inside

Since February 2008, HarperCollins offers on its website under the link Books Browse Inside. Follow this link to complete books are available free of charge. They are available there for a year.

Publishers / imprints

HarperCollins is divided into the following imprints and divisions:

• Amistad
• Avon
• Avon Inspire
• Avon Red
• Broadside Books
• Caedmon
• Ecco Press
• Harper Harper Business
• Harper Design
• HarperLuxe
• Harper paperbacks
• Harper Perennial
• Harper Perennial Modern Classics
• Harper Voyager
• Harper audio
• Harper Bibles
• HarperCollins e -books
• HarperOne

• William Morrow Trade Paperbacks

• Amistad
• Balzer Bray
• Collins
• Greenwillow Books
• HarperCollins Children's Audio
• HarperCollins Children 's Books
• HarperCollins e-books
• Harper Festival
• HarperTeen
• Katherine Tegen Books
• Rayo
• Walden Pond Press

• Avon
• Blue Door
• Collins
• Collins Education
• Collins Geo
• Collins Language
• Fourth Estate
• Harper
• Harper NonFiction
• Harper audio
• HarperCollins Children 's Books
• HarperPress
• The Friday Project
• Voyager