Random House

PM also wrote for the cinema. She adapted Galsworthy 's The Apple Tree as a screenplay for Warner Brothers , but it was decades before the film was made. In June 1972, at the request...

TM , already the author of five novels, resigned from her job with Random House in order to become a full-time author (though she continued to take short-term appointments in the university world).

In her capacity as editor at Random House , TM edited and published an anthology entitled The Black Book, an iconoclastic, archival look at black life in the USA, whose cover features a...

Soon after TM left her editor's position at Random House , she contributed to an anthology by Mari Evans (Black Women Writers (1950-1980): A Critical Evaluation) an essay entitled Rootedness: The Ancestor as Foundation.

Meanwhile, after her divorce, TM came north and became an associate editor with a subsidiary of Random House publishers, then transferred to the parent company. With two small children and little social life, she held...

TM dedicated this book (which is based on the actual case of Margaret Garner) to the memory of the sixty million people who died on the slave-trade route (the middle passage) from Africa. Some...

Rachel Kaadzi Ghansah has argued that of all the books Morrison dealt with at Random House , this one stands out as a strange and singular creation and one that vividly captures her notion of...

TM 's memoirs were set for publication by Random House (under the imprint of Chatto and Windus ) in December 2005, but she later cancelled the contract, saying that she found it more interesting to write fiction.

She began this novel during the extremely fertile year of 1939, under the title The Bride and Her Brother. She finished it in summer 1945, and declined an offer from Random House to publish...

VL published The Countess of Albany, a biography of Louise von Stolberg , as one of W. H. Allen 's Eminent Women series (later the Famous Women series).

In 1933 Bennett Cerf and Random House agreed to publish an American edition of Ulysses. A trial was required.

KJ published with Random House of Toronto her book The Golden Peak: Travels in Northern Pakistan.

Its early working title was The Deep Blue Sea. She mentioned it as work in progress to Terence Rattigan , who thought it a very good title indeed. She later wrote that she liked...

Toni Morrison in her capacity as an editor at Random House annoyed BH by wanting to classify these two as young people's books. Then in early 1979 Heinemann (the last publisher that could...

In 1929 Random House of New York printed 475 copies of HD's single-sheet, four-page poem, Red Roses for Bronze—which was also the title of her collection (nearly 150 pages) published in London by Chatto and Windus