Random House

Big book company

Random House is a major American book publisher, founded in 1927 and now part of Penguin Random House.

The name suggests books chosen at random—a nod to the founders' eclectic tastes.

It appears in contexts about publishing, literary prizes, and book culture: The novel was picked up by Random House.

publisher

imprint

Mark from applied pressure

Doubleday · Pantheon · acquisitions · editorial · manuscripts · submissions · contracts · agents · advances · royalties

books

novels

Extended prose fiction

paperback · bestsellers · genres · literary · memoir · biography · thriller · mystery · romance · anthology

reference

dictionary

Alphabetical word reference

atlas · almanac · guidebook · handbook · glossary · compendium · definitions · entries · etymology · usage

education

textbooks

Educational reference volumes

instructors · students · learning · teaching · syllabus · scholarship · research · study guides · workbooks · classroom

Categories
Opposites
publishing scale and prestige

Random Housesmall press

Independent book publisher

self-publishing · independent press · vanity press · underground press · literary magazine

corporate structure

Random Houseuniversity press

Institution's publishing arm

Family

house, random, houses, housekeeper, housemate, housekeeping, houseboat, housecoat, housekeepers

Familiarity
Top 500,000
Profile
Mostly American · Timeless · Concrete · Rated G