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(New page: category:publishers '''G.P. Putnam's Sons''' has led the publishing industry in hardcover fiction and nonfiction New York Times bestsellers. In 1838, twenty-four year-old George Palme...) |
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| − | '''G.P. Putnam's Sons''' has led the publishing industry in hardcover fiction and nonfiction New York Times bestsellers. In 1838, twenty-four year-old George Palmer Putnam, a bookseller in New York City, joined with John Wiley in founding the firm of Wiley & Putnam. The company has since become part of the Penguin publishing Group. | + | '''G.P. Putnam's Sons''' has led the publishing industry in hardcover fiction and nonfiction New York Times bestsellers. In 1838, twenty-four year-old George Palmer Putnam, a bookseller in New York City, joined with John Wiley in founding the firm of Wiley & Putnam. The company has since become part of the [[Penguin]] publishing Group. |
==On The Web== | ==On The Web== | ||
[http://us.penguingroup.com/static/html/aboutus/adult/putnam.html Putnam page on the Penguin Group website] | [http://us.penguingroup.com/static/html/aboutus/adult/putnam.html Putnam page on the Penguin Group website] | ||
Revision as of 01:44, 16 May 2007
G.P. Putnam's Sons has led the publishing industry in hardcover fiction and nonfiction New York Times bestsellers. In 1838, twenty-four year-old George Palmer Putnam, a bookseller in New York City, joined with John Wiley in founding the firm of Wiley & Putnam. The company has since become part of the Penguin publishing Group.
