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Grove/Atlantic is a small literary fiction publishing house made up of three divisions: Grove Press, Atlantic Monthly Press, and Canongate US. Additionally, Grove/Atlantic, Inc. company distributes Open City Books and Magazine. Grove/Atlantic can trace its roots back to 1917 with the founding of Atlantic Monthly Press as an imprint of Little, Brown. Atlantic Monthly published such classics as Mutiny on the Bounty and Goodbye Mr. Chips, and became independent in 1985. Grove/Atlantic, Inc. company merged with Grove Press, publisher of D. H. Lawrence's Lady Chatterley's Lover, Henry Miller's Tropic of Cancer, and William Burroughs's Naked Lunch, to form Grove/Atlantic in 1993.

Hachette UK is the largest and one of the most diversified book publishers in the UK. The Group is made up of several publishing companies and imprints including Headline Publishing Group, Hodder & Stoughton, John Murray, Orion Publishing Group, Octopus Publishing Group, Little, Brown Book Group, Hodder Education Group, and Chambers. Hachette UK is owned by Hachette Livre, the global publishing group based in France, which is in turn a wholly owned subsidiary of Lagardère, a company that is active worldwide in the areas of communications and media (books, press, audiovisual and distribution/retailing of cultural products). Our Companies and the individual publishers within them, have long and proud histories of publishing excellence.

As the #1 producer of warm fuzzies, Hallmark Cards is the Goliath of greeting cards. The company's cards are sold under brand names such as Hallmark, Shoebox, and Ambassador and can be found in more than 41,000 US retail stores. (About 3,300 stores bear the Hallmark Gold Crown name; the majority of these stores are independently owned.) Hallmark also offers electronic greeting cards, gifts, and flowers through its website. In addition to greeting cards, the company owns crayon manufacturer Crayola (formerly Binney & Smith), a majority of cable broadcaster Crown Media, and Kansas City's Crown Center real estate development firm. Members of the founding Hall family own two-thirds of Hallmark.

Harlequin Enterprises Limited is the global leader in series romance and one of the world's leading publishers of books for women. The Toronto-based company publishes over 110 titles a month in 28 languages in 114 international markets on six continents. These books are written by over 1,100 talented authors worldwide, offering women a broad range of reading from romance to psychological thrillers to relationship novels. With 130 million books sold in 2008–half overseas and a tremendous 95% outside Canada–it is both the country's most successful publisher and one of its most international businesses. Harlequin promotes its global presence through principal offices in Toronto, New York, London, Tokyo, Milan, Sydney, Paris, Madrid, Stockholm, Amsterdam, Hamburg, Athens, Budapest, Granges-Paccot, Warsaw, Rio de Janeiro and Mumbai. Harlequin Enterprises Limited company also has licensing agreements with businesses in another nine countries. Harlequin's worldwide level of recognition and appeal provides the publisher with the unique opportunity of promoting and selling its authors around the world, wherever and whenever women shop.Harlequin's success in 2008 confirms that Harlequin Enterprises Limited company is moving toward its stated goal of being the world's leading publisher of books for women. Harlequin titles enjoyed a total of 252 weeks on the New York Times bestseller lists in 2008, up from the 230 weeks achieved in 2007. Since its inception, Harlequin has sold approximately 5.8 billion books. Harlequin Enterprises is unique in the women's fiction market, combining highly recognizable imprints–Harlequin, Silhouette, MIRA Books, LUNA Books, HQN Books, Steeple Hill Books, Harlequin Teen, Kimani Press, Spice, Harlequin Nonfiction, Gold Eagle; a global reach, a highly successful reader service and an innovative Web site (eHarlequin.com) and forward-looking technology (eBooks, downloadable audio, mobile phone applications) that not only allows Harlequin Enterprises Limited company to move further and further into the forefront of women's fiction but continues to position Harlequin for growth. In 2009 Harlequin celebrates 60 years of providing women with pure reading pleasure. New programs and initiatives recommit Harlequin to intensifying the breadth and reach of books for women for the next 60 years.

HarperCollins Publishers has a real page-turner on its hands. The book-publishing subsidiary of Rupert Murdoch's News Corp., HarperCollins is the publisher of best-sellers including Coraline by Neil Gaiman, SuperFreakanomics by Steven Levitt and Stephen Dubner, and Scott Adams' "Dilbert" books. The company's publishing groups include HarperCollins General Books (imprints such as Avon and Eos), HarperCollins Children's Book Group, HarperCollins UK, HarperCollins Canada, and HarperCollins Australia/New Zealand. Its Zondervan unit publishes Bibles and Christian books. HarperCollins Publishers company also sells e-books from its website and through other online retailers. HarperCollins provides about 5% of parent News Corp.'s sales.

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