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Hamish Hamilton is one of Britain’s most distinguished literary lists. Now an integral part of Penguin, we provide a home for an exciting and eclectic group of authors, united by the distinctiveness and excellence of their writing.
In 2013, Penguin merged with Random House, making Hamish Hamilton an imprint of Penguin Random House. Hamish Hamilton’s aim remains to publish innovative literary fiction and non-fiction from around the world.
Hamish Hamilton launched its first North American venture in 2009 with a Canadian operation based in Toronto, under the direction of Penguin Publisher Nicole Winstanley. Each year she and her colleagues hand-pick a roster of nine titles that thoughtfully align outstanding local talent with the most exciting voices from around the world.
Five Dials Archive. Five Dials was a literary magazine published by Hamish Hamilton from 2008-2023. Founded by Craig Taylor and Simon Prosser, and named for a seedy, now-extinct part of London near modern-day Charing Cross, Five Dials proudly published literary voices as canny and irrepressible as the misfits who once populated the lost ...
Hamish Hamilton. Hamish Hamilton publishes the most distinguished literary voices in both fiction and non-fiction. The imprint is dedicated to bringing to the world lasting and evocative literature.
Hamish Hamilton is a boutique publishing imprint with a commitment to literary value, embracing established and emerging authors, selectively publishing titles that align outstanding local talent with the most exciting voices from around the world.
published by Hamish Hamilton at Penguin - UK House of Anansi Press - North America Matthes und Seitz - Germany. Since the Lost Words’ publication in October 2017, this book has had a transformative effect on all who have encountered it, not least the Folk by the Oak festival team who were inspired to conceive and commission Spell Songs.
