Pushkin Press, the London-based publisher specializing in literature in translation, has acquired New Hampshire–based narrative nonfiction publisher Steerforth Press and its sister company, Hanover Publisher Services. Steerforth Press cofounder Chip Fleischer remains at the publisher as a senior editor, acquiring six to eight new nonfiction titles per year.
The three companies have maintained a relationship since 2014, when Hanover, which launched the year prior as a subcontractor offering small presses access to distribution through Penguin Random House Publishers Services, began distributing Pushkin in the U.S. Steerforth Press and Services will continue to distribute New Delhi, India–based Campfire Graphic Novels to the trade. Zandra Rose has joined that team as associate manager for marketing and publicity, and Cate Fricke has joined as publicist to helm Pushkin and Steerforth campaigns in North America.
More information can be found in the announcement at Publishers Weekly.