Fitzroy Dearborn Publishers Explained

Status:Defunct
Founded:1994
Founder:Daniel Kirkpatrick and George Walsh
Successor:Routledge
Country:United States
Headquarters:Chicago
Publications:Books
Topics:Reference

Fitzroy Dearborn was an American publisher of academic library reference titles with offices in London and Chicago. It was acquired by Taylor & Francis as an imprint of Routledge Reference in 2002, before Taylor & Francis merged with Informa.

At the time of its sale, the company had a backlist of 350 titles.

History

Fitzroy Dearborn Publishers was founded in 1994 by Daniel Kirkpatrick and George Walsh. The company was a publisher of academic library reference titles with offices in London and Chicago. It was acquired by the UK-based Taylor & Francis Group as an imprint of Routledge Reference in 2002.[1] Taylor & Francis itself subsequently merged with Informa.[2]

At the time of its sale, the company had a backlist of 350 titles, many of them award-winning.

Name

The name of the company was derived from the districts of London and Chicago in which its offices were located, Fitzrovia and Dearborn respectively.

Titles

Fitzroy Dearborn's titles included:

Notes and References

  1. http://www.thebookseller.com/news/27933-fitzroy-dearborn-publishers-acquired-by-tf.html Fitzroy Dearborn Publishers acquired by T&F
  2. News: Newswires. Kay Larsen Dow Jones. 2004-03-02. Informa and T&F Agree to Stock Merger In $1.06 Million Deal. en-US. Wall Street Journal. 2021-03-19. 0099-9660.