Atlantic Books is an independent British publishing house established in 2000 by Toby Mundy, located in London. The company is recognized for its commitment to publishing high-quality and diverse works across various genres, including fiction, history, politics, memoir, and current affairs. Notable titles in its catalog include bestsellers like *My Sister the Serial Killer*, *Call Me By Your Name*, and *Crazy Rich Asians*, as well as award-winning works such as *The White Tiger* by Aravind Adiga.
The company has formed strategic partnerships, including a collaboration with Australia’s largest independent publisher, Allen & Unwin, to represent key titles in the UK. Atlantic Books also publishes select titles under the Grove Press UK imprint and has taken on sales and distribution for Tindal Street Press. With multiple industry accolades, including ‘Independent Publisher of the Year’ and ‘Trade Publisher of the Year,’ Atlantic Books has established a strong presence in the UK and international literary markets.
Atlantic Books is an independent British publishing house established in 2000 by Toby Mundy, located in London. The company is recognized for its commitment to publishing high-quality and diverse works across various genres, including fiction, history, politics, memoir, and current affairs. Notable titles in its catalog include bestsellers like *My Sister the Serial Killer*, *Call Me By Your Name*, and *Crazy Rich Asians*, as well as award-winning works such as *The White Tiger* by Aravind Adiga.
The company has formed strategic partnerships, including a collaboration with Australia’s largest independent publisher, Allen & Unwin, to represent key titles in the UK. Atlantic Books also publishes select titles under the Grove Press UK imprint and has taken on sales and distribution for Tindal Street Press. With multiple industry accolades, including ‘Independent Publisher of the Year’ and ‘Trade Publisher of the Year,’ Atlantic Books has established a strong presence in the UK and international literary markets.
