Doubleday

Doubleday is a historic American publishing house established in 1897 in New York. The company was founded by Frank Nelson Doubleday and Samuel McClure, and it later became part of the larger publishing group now known as Penguin Random House.

Doubleday has published well-known fiction and nonfiction and has worked with authors such as Rudyard Kipling, Anne Frank, and Dan Brown. Its books have reached readers in the United States and international markets through print and digital publishing.

Today, Doubleday operates within the Knopf Doubleday Publishing Group, under Penguin Random House, whose headquarters are in New York City, USA. The wider group publishes fiction and nonfiction for adults and children in print and digital formats, including eBooks and audiobooks.

Established: 1897 | Headquarters: New York City, USA | Parent Company: Penguin Random House | Focus: Fiction and nonfiction | Reach: International | Formats: Print, eBooks, and audiobooks.