Liveright

W. W. Norton & Company, Inc. is a respected American publishing company founded in 1923 in New York City. It is employee-owned and known for its commitment to quality publishing and independence. The company began as the People's Institute Publishing Co. and has since grown to publish a wide range of academic and trade books.

Norton is particularly famous for its Norton Anthologies and Norton Critical Editions, which are widely used in university literature courses. The company operates several imprints, including Norton Professional Books, which focuses on mental health and education, Countryman Press for lifestyle and instructional books, Liveright for literary works, and Norton Young Readers for children and young adults. Norton publishes around 400 titles annually, serving college students, educators, professionals, and general readers alike.

The employee ownership model, established in the 1950s, fosters a culture of community and innovation, ensuring the company remains stable and independent. W. W. Norton & Company continues to be a significant player in educational publishing and a trusted source for quality literature.