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St. Martin s Press publishes more than 700 titles per year. St. Martin s operates eight separate imprints and utilizes the resources of six unique sales divisions, ensuring maximum exposure for authors in the wide variety of markets for books today. St. Martin s imprints include St. Martin s Press, St. Martin s Minotaur, Thomas Dunne Books and Picador USA. The company publishes fiction books expressing the widest possible range of the human experience. St. Martin s is part of Holtzbrinck Publishers, a group of publishing companies held by Verlagsgruppe George Von Holtzbrinck, a family owned publishing operation based in Stuttgart, Germany. The company was founded in 1952 and is located in New York City.

ABOUT ACANTHUS PRESS Acanthus started as a bookstore in 1982. When asked how he chose the name for the store and, later, for the press, Barry Cenower, the owner and founder explained that he found the word "Acanthus" while browsing an architectural dictionary with friends one night. It was an obvious choice because 1 ) it was the name of the ornament used extensively in architecture and the decorative arts throughout the ages and 2 ) it came early in the alphabet, important in those days of yellow page listings. Acanthus Press was founded 10 years later as an adjunct to the bookstore. The press started by reproducing previously published and highly sought books in design and architecture. Those early Acanthus publications ( Herman Miller Collection, 1952, Chairs, The Analysis of Drapery, John Hall and the Grecian Style in America, and Parallel of the Classical Orders of Architecture, published in collaboration with the Institute of Classical Architecture & Classical America, to name just a few ) were published as high quality hardcover volumes, using the best materials. By 2001 Acanthus was publishing wholly original works, conceived along the lines of those early books that Cenower sold in his bookstore, an evolution of those early 20th century books that many of his clients coveted. Today Acanthus Press continues a long tradition of fine book publishing with its program of residential architecture, interior design, and garden books. To date, its books have profiled over 1500 houses in over 8000 photographs. From the opulent interiors of French chateaux in New York to the romantic sunlit courtyards of California's haciendas, Acanthus Press titles portray an American domestic architectural heritage that is rich, complex, and timeless. Acanthus began with a mission to bring books to collectors and design enthusiasts that would be serious additions to 21st century library. This ideal is best defined by a quote from William Morris:

Skyhorse Publishing is a diverse publishing company based in New York, NY. With a wide array of imprints such as Allworth Press and Sky Pony Press, they cater to a broad audience interested in sports, adventure, true crime, history, cooking, and more. Their titles encompass a variety of subjects to satisfy the reading preferences of creative professionals and enthusiasts. Arcade Publishing, a subsidiary of Skyhorse, focuses on discovering and promoting new literary voices globally. They breathe new life into classic works while introducing fresh fiction and narrative nonfiction. Additionally, Arcade CrimeWise is set to launch, expanding their offerings in the crime genre. Under Good Books, another imprint, Skyhorse specializes in publishing cookbooks, country living guides, and Christian titles. Emphasizing quality and readability, they curate titles that cater to various interests, including justice and peacebuilding. Their collection includes a mix of fiction, educational books, and beloved classics to suit diverse reader preferences. Generated from the website content