Baker & Taylor Publisher Services has added the following clients:
DISTANZ, an international fine art publisher that produces artists' monographs and books on contemporary art and photography as well as exhibition catalogues with museums and institutions in Germany and abroad. Other fields include 20th- and 21st-century architecture, design, fashion, and life in Berlin. (U.S. and Canada.)
Jacaranda Books Arts Music, which publishes adult fiction and non-fiction crossing linguistic, racial, gender, and cultural boundaries, focusing on works related to Africa, the Caribbean, and the experiences of those people in the Diaspora. (U.S., Canada, and international, excluding Spain and Portugal.)
Amsterdam University Press, which specializes in the humanities and social sciences, with lists in Asian studies, film, media and communication, history, language and linguistics, and social and political sciences. AUP published more than 100 academic titles in 2017, consisting of both monographs and edited collections. (U.S. and Canada.)
KWiL Publishing, Milwaukee, Wis., a start-up children's publisher that specializes in read-it-again-worthy picture books and early chapter books and is committed to well-researched and engaging STEM content and diversity in children's literature. (U.S. and Canada.)
Arcler Education, a Canadian publisher of academic, professional, research works, and textbooks dedicated to developing collections of titles in subject areas, including agriculture and life sciences, animal and veterinary science, engineering, computer science, science, mathematics, business and management, law, library science, education and psychology, hotel and tourism, and the humanities. Arcler has three imprints: Arcler Press, Society Publishing, and Delve Publishing. (Effective October 1; U.S., Canada and international.)
New Hope Publishers, Birmingham, Ala., a division of Iron Stream Media, and a Christian publisher that was named publisher of the year in 2009 and 2015 by the Advanced Writers and Speakers Association (AWSA). (Worldwide.)
Malcolm Down Publishing, U.K.,which, with its Sarah Grace Publishing children's imprint, publishes in a variety of genres, mainly, but not exclusively, from authors with a Christian background. (U.S. and Canada.)
