The Most Trusted Publishing Partners Of New And Seasoned Authors In USA
Our Legacy & Vision
Honoring a publishing tradition since 1878 while pioneering the future of self-publishing.
Founded in 1878: A Significant Force
Founded in 1878, Crowell Publishing House emerged as a significant force in American publishing, contributing to the advancement of literature, education, journalism, and public discourse during a transformative period in publishing history. Over the decades, the company became widely recognized for producing influential educational materials, literary works, magazines, and general interest publications that reached readers across the United States.
Throughout its early history, Crowell Publishing House played an important role in making knowledge and literature more accessible to the public, publishing works that supported education, encouraged intellectual engagement, and reflected the evolving cultural landscape of the time. The company became associated with a broad range of publications, including novels, periodicals, educational texts, and family-oriented magazines that helped shape reading habits for generations of Americans.
Historical Figure
Thomas Y. Crowell
The Historic HQ
Legacy of Literacy
Making knowledge and literature more accessible to the public for over a century.
Influential Periodicals
2014: A Renewed Vision
In 2014, Crowell Publishing House was re-established with a renewed vision focused on the modern self-publishing industry. While honoring its historical legacy, the company adapted to the changing needs of contemporary authors by offering comprehensive publishing solutions that provide writers with creative freedom and professional support.
"Today, Crowell Publishing House combines traditional publishing values with modern publishing innovation, helping authors bring their stories, ideas, and literary works to audiences worldwide through editing, design, publishing, marketing, and distribution services."
Traditional Values
Upholding the standard of excellence established in 1878.
Modern Innovation
Utilizing state-of-the-art tools for the self-publishing era.
Author-Centric
Providing writers with full creative freedom and support.
Global Reach
Bringing literary works to audiences worldwide.