Scribners

• “In the first major magazine piece written about Murrow, a perceptive article in Scribners magazine in December, 1938, a young writer named Robert Landsy sensed the coming of a new journalistic order.”

  CBS: The Power and the Profits

• “Which is nutty enough but the guy convinced Scribners to go along with this insane butchery.”

  feasting on history

• “Scribners published the book originally furthering tinkering with the text because each Hemingway generation is nuttier than the last is just wrong. but don't take my word for it:”

  feasting on history

• “In October Scribners will publish "The Dovekeepers", a novel set in 73 CE about the women of Masada.”

  The Huffington Post: Women's History Month: Women Writers On Their Female Heroes

• “In October Scribners will publish The Dovekeepers, a novel set in 73 CE about the women of Masada.”

  The Huffington Post: Alice Hoffman: Voices Carry

• “Back to the Web, to Advanced Book Exchange, or abebooks. com, where you can fi nd rare-books dealers offering early printings of Tolstoy from Scribners in 1878 and 1906, for instance.”

  Sonny Brewer - An interview with author

• “The entire episode is taken from this source, but some of the quotes are taken from Allan Nevins, The Ordeal of the Union: Fruits of Manifest Destiny, 1847–1852 New York: Scribners, 1947, p.”

  Simon & Schuster: A Country of Vast Designs

• “Self-published in 1931 and sold to Scribners after its initial success.”

  Writer Unboxed » Blog Archive » Interview: Mark Levine on Self-Publishing

• “The unmistakable authorial tones in question belong to Robert A. Heinlein, and surface in _For Us, the Living_ (Scribners, hardcover, $25.00, 263 pages, ISBN 0-7432-5998-X).”

  Fictionaut: New Race

• “It was, in a small way, like the opportunity Henry James was offered when Scribners decided to bring out the New York Edition, and to illustrate it with the somber photographs by Alvin Langdon Coburn.”

  Simon & Schuster: Literary Life: A Second Memoir

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