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- Scribner Classics - Simon & SchusterLatest Book in Series. The Arabian Nights. By Nora A. Smith and Kate Douglas Wiggin. Rediscover the legends of Ali Baba, Aladdin, Sinbad, and more in this Scribner Illustrated Classic keepsake complemented by the stunning art of Maxfield Parrish.
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- Meet the Scribner Team - Simon & SchusterNan Graham, was Editor in Chief of Scribner for over fifteen years.She became Senior Vice President and Publisher of the imprint in 2012. Before coming to Scribner she worked at Viking Penguin. Her titles have garnered the Pulitzer Prize, the National Book Award, NBCC, and many other accolades, and her many bestselling, award-winning authors include Don DeLillo, Stephen King, Anthony Doerr ...
- About ScribnerFounded in 1846 by Charles Scribner, Scribner was originally a publisher of religious books. By 1870, the company had turned to literature and begun publishing, in addition to books, Scribner’s Monthly, “an illustrated magazine for the people.”The magazine and its successor, Scribner’s Magazine, attracted fresh young writers, many of whom became Scribner authors.
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