When was Three Rivers Press launched?
Three Rivers Press launched in 1997 when the Crown Trade Paperbacks imprint rebranded. The Crown Publishing Group originally started Crown Trade Paperbacks in 1992 before changing the identity five years later.
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Three Rivers Press launched in 1997 when the Crown Trade Paperbacks imprint rebranded. The Crown Publishing Group originally started Crown Trade Paperbacks in 1992 before changing the identity five years later.
Three Rivers Press takes its name from the Harlem, East, and Hudson rivers that border Manhattan. The imprint chose this name to honor these three waterways that define New York City.
Dreams from My Father: A Story of Race and Inheritance by Barack Obama became the cultural phenomenon that reshaped the imprint's trajectory. This memoir was published by Three Rivers Press and became a New York Times Best Seller.
Three Rivers Press drew its initial content from three specific hardcover divisions: Crown, Harmony, and Clarkson Potter. These divisions fed the list when the imprint first began operations.
Three Rivers Press began serving as the paperback publisher for Crown Archetype and Harmony Books in 2010. This expansion allowed the imprint to handle a broader range of titles originally released under those imprints.