Atlantic Monthly Press is a prominent American independent publishing house headquartered in New York City.
The company was founded in 1993 through the merger of two historically important companies: Grove Press (founded 1951) and Atlantic Monthly Press (founded 1917).Disciplines and Scope: Grove Atlantic is known for its long and distinguished history of publishing influential literary works. Its areas of focus include: Literary Fiction: publishing a wide range of novels and short stories. Non-fiction: including history, biography, memoir and current affairs. Poetry and Drama: The publisher has a long history of circulating poetry and plays. Translated Literature: Introducing important international authors to American audiences.Notable History: Grove, specifically, played a pivotal role in publishing pioneering and controversial literary works in the mid-twentieth century.
It also introduced the American public to numerous Nobel laureates such as Samuel Beckett and Pablo Neruda. Achievements: The publisher has released titles that have won major international awards, including the Man Booker Prize, and is known for its commitment to innovative, high-quality content.
