Penguin Books
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Books of the year...Moore's A Gate at the Stairs (Faber, GBP16.99) was the novel of the year. The best reissue is between Hans Fallada's Alone in Berlin (Penguin, GBP20) and Vintage's wonderful reissue of Nevil Shute's novels. Jane Shilling In a year rich in... In this article: Penguin and Samuel Beckett |
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San Francisco Chronicle | 2 days ago
Holiday gift guide: more coffee-table books
...Duncan and Ken Burns (Alfred A. Knopf; 404 pages; $50). A handsome companion to the PBS series. Paris Underground, by Mark Ovenden (Penguin; 176 pages; $25). More than 1,000 images celebrating the venerable Metro. Posing Beauty:...
In this article: Alfred A. Knopf, Manhattan, New York City, Ken Burns, and Penguin
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Telegraph.co.uk - Your Money | 3 days ago
Bargain hunter: find your presents online
...down from GBP99.99, or The Sopranos six-series box set is GBP59.98, usually GBP129.99. For the bookworm, check out Penguin Books (www.penguin.co.uk) and save 20pc with the code PenguinTD before December 31. The Very Hungry Caterpillar:...
In this article: DVD, Amazon.co.uk, and Marian Keyes
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Times Online | 3 days ago
The Times Christmas books: history
...while wearing a splendid Panama hat. But this is no mere companion book. Like Niall Ferguson's stunning The Ascent of Money (Penguin, GBP9.99; Buy the book), my favourite book of 2008, A History of Christianity was conceived in parallel...
In this article: Allen Lane, Christianity, Viking, British Army, Communism, and Edward III
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IGN | 4 days ago
For Your Fattening Feast
...and the booty-thrusting Perfect 10. You might not burn off that entire feast in one go, but you'll be better off than Uncle Frank passed out on the couch, right? "Cold Weather Fun" -- Ski Slalom, Penguin Slide, Snowball Fight, Ski Jump
In this article: Thanksgiving, Potato, Nintendo, Marshmallows, Apple crisp, Corn on the cob, Wii Fit, Penguin, and Turkey
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BBC News | 4 days ago
Your heroes
...that will give you an idea what the Thames was like before his efforts, and what Londoners owe to him. 13. Sir Allen Lane, founder of Penguin Books, who did more than anyone else to popularise affordable, quality paperback books in...
In this article: London, Cholera, Smallpox, Joseph Swan, and James Clerk Maxwell
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The Australian | November 18, 2009
Rhodes Scholarship to engineering student
...Ihimaera is to purchase the remaining warehouse stock of the novel The Trowenna Sea from his publisher Penguin Group (NZ). At the same time Penguin has announced that it is offering to take back stock from any bookseller who wishes to return...
In this article: Penguin Group, Rhodes Scholarship, Cancer, Penguin Group, and Witi Ihimaera
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Reuters | November 18, 2009
Pearson says not interested in Santillana stake
...merger speculation. Freestone said Pearson -- which owns the world's biggest educational publishing business, the Financial Times, and Penguin Books -- would not jeopardise its credit ratings by attempting the wrong kind of acquisition.
In this article: Credit Suisse, Sunday Times, Prisa, Financial Times, and Britain
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The Australian | November 17, 2009
Author purchases remaining stock of Trowenna Sea
...18 November 2009, 1:52 pm Author purchases remaining stock of The Trowenna Sea At the same time Penguin has announced that it is offering to take back stock from any bookseller who wishes to return the book. 'I have taken this...
In this article: Penguin, Witi Ihimaera, Beenie Man, and Maria Island
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Description from Wikipedia:
Penguin Books is a publisher founded in 1935 by Allen Lane. Lane's idea was to provide quality writing cheaply, for the same price as a packet of cigarettes. He also wanted them to be sold not only in bookshops but in railway stations, general stores and corner shops. Its most emblematic products are its paperbacks. The first Penguin paperbacks were published in 1935, but at first only as an imprint of Bodley Head (of Vigo Street) with the books originally distributed from the crypt of Holy Trinity Church Marylebone. Penguin Books has its registered office in City of Westminster, London, England.
Today Penguin Books is the flagship imprint of the worldwide Penguin Group and is owned by Pearson PLC. Penguin is the lead publisher for the United Kingdom, New Zealand, Republic of Ireland, Australia and India.
- Name:
- Penguin Books
- Type:
- Subsidiary
- Location City:
- City of Westminster, London
- Location Country:
- UK
- Region:
- UK, Republic of Ireland, India, US, Australia
- Founder:
- Allen Lane
- Founded:
- 1935
- Industry:
- Publishing
- Products:
- Books
- Parent Company:
- Pearson plc (since 1970)
- Subsidiaries:
- Dorling Kindersley, Rough Guides, Puffin Books, Ladybird Books, Viking Press
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