Penguin Random House India and South-East Asia chief executive Gaurav Shrinagesh and the Singapore offices executive editor Nora Nazerene Abu Bakar. Photo: The Straits Times/ANN
The world’s largest trade publisher, Penguin Random House, will be entering South-East Asia with a bang this year by putting out close to 100 titles.
Its new South-East Asian publishing arm, headquartered in Singapore, launched on Feb 15 its inaugural catalogue of 93 titles, which features writers from 10 countries in the genres of fiction, non-fiction, children’s and learning.
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