Scribner
Book publishing dynasty
Scribner is a surname, most associated with the American publishing house Charles Scribner's Sons, founded in 1846.
The company published major American authors including Hemingway, Fitzgerald, and Edith Wharton.
She submitted her manuscript to Scribner.
The name sometimes appears as shorthand for the publisher itself.
Popular regal name
- publishingDistributing written works publicly
- houseResidential building
- booksBound written works
- MaxwellScottish-origin given name
Perkins · editor · Hemingway · Fitzgerald · imprint · literary · Simon · Sons
Related people together
- nameIdentifying word for someone
- genealogyStudy of family descent
- ancestryFamily line of descent
- lineageDescent from progenitors
heritage · descendants · American · Scottish · origin · clan · relatives · archives
Document duplicator by hand
- clerkOffice record-keeper
- writerCreator of texts
- penmanSkilled handwriting practitioner
- transcriberOne who records speech
notary · secretary · recorder · calligrapher · amanuensis · quill · medieval · scriptorium
Charles
Popular regal name
- publishingDistributing written works publicly
- houseResidential building
- booksBound written works
Maxwell · Perkins · editor · Hemingway · Fitzgerald · imprint · literary · Simon · Sons · manuscripts
family
Related people together
lineage · heritage · descendants · American · Scottish · origin · clan · relatives · archives · historical
copyist
Document duplicator by hand
transcriber · notary · secretary · recorder · calligrapher · amanuensis · quill · medieval · scriptorium