Knopf Doubleday Publishing Group
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Alfred A. Knopf was founded in 1915 and has long been known as a publisher of distinguished hardcover fiction and nonfiction. Its list of authors includes Toni Morrison, John Updike, Cormac McCarthy, Alice Munro, Anne Tyler, Julia Child, Kazuo Ishiguro, and Emily St. John Mandel. |
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Knopf Doubleday reserves the right to accept or decline requests on a case by case basis.
**Please note that Knopf Doubleday is using NetGalley for publicity and marketing purposes only.**
Your request will likely be approved:
-- if you already receive printed galleys from Knopf, Doubleday, Pantheon, Schocken, or Vintage/Anchor books.
-- if you are a regular reviewer and you include information about the publications you review for as well as links to some recent reviews
-- if you are a librarian who includes information about your ALA membership or other supporting material in your bio
-- if you are located in the US and work for a US-based library or publication. (We do not hold rights to distribute eGalleys to territories outside the US, and suggest you reach out to the publisher in your country to attain a copy.)
Regarding bloggers:
-- Blog should be updated daily or almost daily and have a significant number of followers
-- Blog content must be relevant to the book being requested (e.g., a science fiction blogger requesting a literary novel or a YA site requesting a political nonfiction title is unlikely to be approved)
-- Requesters *must* include a link to their website/blog
-- Requesters *must* include information about their “reach.” For example: the number of unique visitors or how many comments are posted each month, the number of Twitter/Facebook followers, or how many reviews are posted each week.
-- Requesters should have *above average means of spreading the word about books*. (Reviews on sites such as LibraryThing, GoodReads, and Amazon/BN.com are not sufficient.)
**Please note that Knopf Doubleday is using NetGalley for publicity and marketing purposes only.**
Your request will likely be approved:
-- if you already receive printed galleys from Knopf, Doubleday, Pantheon, Schocken, or Vintage/Anchor books.
-- if you are a regular reviewer and you include information about the publications you review for as well as links to some recent reviews
-- if you are a librarian who includes information about your ALA membership or other supporting material in your bio
-- if you are located in the US and work for a US-based library or publication. (We do not hold rights to distribute eGalleys to territories outside the US, and suggest you reach out to the publisher in your country to attain a copy.)
Regarding bloggers:
-- Blog should be updated daily or almost daily and have a significant number of followers
-- Blog content must be relevant to the book being requested (e.g., a science fiction blogger requesting a literary novel or a YA site requesting a political nonfiction title is unlikely to be approved)
-- Requesters *must* include a link to their website/blog
-- Requesters *must* include information about their “reach.” For example: the number of unique visitors or how many comments are posted each month, the number of Twitter/Facebook followers, or how many reviews are posted each week.
-- Requesters should have *above average means of spreading the word about books*. (Reviews on sites such as LibraryThing, GoodReads, and Amazon/BN.com are not sufficient.)
Publisher Profile
Knopf Doubleday Publishing Group
Alfred A. Knopf was founded in 1915 and has long been known as a publisher of distinguished hardcover fiction and nonfiction. Its list of authors includes Toni Morrison, John Updike, Cormac McCarthy, Alice Munro, Anne Tyler, Julia Child, Kazuo Ishiguro, and Emily St. John Mandel.
Based in United States
Member Since 2011
4497 Members Knopf Doubleday Publishing Group
+4435 More
Approval Preferences
Knopf Doubleday reserves the right to accept or decline requests on a case by case basis.
**Please note that Knopf Doubleday is using NetGalley for publicity and marketing purposes only.**
Your request will likely be approved:
-- if you already receive printed galleys from Knopf, Doubleday, Pantheon, Schocken, or Vintage/Anchor books.
-- if you are a regular reviewer and you include information about the publications you review for as well as links to some recent reviews
-- if you are a librarian who includes information about your ALA membership or other supporting material in your bio
-- if you are located in the US and work for a US-based library or publication. (We do not hold rights to distribute eGalleys to territories outside the US, and suggest you reach out to the publisher in your country to attain a copy.)
Regarding bloggers:
-- Blog should be updated daily or almost daily and have a significant number of followers
-- Blog content must be relevant to the book being requested (e.g., a science fiction blogger requesting a literary novel or a YA site requesting a political nonfiction title is unlikely to be approved)
-- Requesters *must* include a link to their website/blog
-- Requesters *must* include information about their “reach.” For example: the number of unique visitors or how many comments are posted each month, the number of Twitter/Facebook followers, or how many reviews are posted each week.
-- Requesters should have *above average means of spreading the word about books*. (Reviews on sites such as LibraryThing, GoodReads, and Amazon/BN.com are not sufficient.)
**Please note that Knopf Doubleday is using NetGalley for publicity and marketing purposes only.**
Your request will likely be approved:
-- if you already receive printed galleys from Knopf, Doubleday, Pantheon, Schocken, or Vintage/Anchor books.
-- if you are a regular reviewer and you include information about the publications you review for as well as links to some recent reviews
-- if you are a librarian who includes information about your ALA membership or other supporting material in your bio
-- if you are located in the US and work for a US-based library or publication. (We do not hold rights to distribute eGalleys to territories outside the US, and suggest you reach out to the publisher in your country to attain a copy.)
Regarding bloggers:
-- Blog should be updated daily or almost daily and have a significant number of followers
-- Blog content must be relevant to the book being requested (e.g., a science fiction blogger requesting a literary novel or a YA site requesting a political nonfiction title is unlikely to be approved)
-- Requesters *must* include a link to their website/blog
-- Requesters *must* include information about their “reach.” For example: the number of unique visitors or how many comments are posted each month, the number of Twitter/Facebook followers, or how many reviews are posted each week.
-- Requesters should have *above average means of spreading the word about books*. (Reviews on sites such as LibraryThing, GoodReads, and Amazon/BN.com are not sufficient.)
