What does HarperCollins do?

HarperCollins Publishers is the second-largest consumer book publisher globally, based in New York and a subsidiary of News Corp. Founded in 1817, it has a rich history of over 200 years. The company operates in 15-18 countries, employs more than 4,000 people, and publishes around 10,000 new books each year through over 120 branded imprints in multiple languages. Its extensive catalog includes more than 200,000 print and digital titles. HarperCollins publishes a diverse range of books, including fiction, business, children's literature, cookbooks, and more. Notable imprints include Harper, William Morrow, and HarperCollins Christian Publishing. The company has introduced iconic authors such as Mark Twain, Agatha Christie, and George R. R. Martin, and has received numerous prestigious awards, including the Nobel Prize and Pulitzer Prize. HarperCollins is committed to promoting literacy and diversity, supporting initiatives that enhance reading access for various communities.