
A specialist publisher within Hachette covering autism, gender diversity and Chinese medicine.
Together: about 220 million books a year
From David Shelley, Hachette CEO
A deep niche can make a small imprint the category leader inside a giant. David Shelley, CEO of Hachette, describes Jessica Kingsley Publishers as the biggest specialist publisher on autism, gender diversity and Chinese medicine.
He uses it to show how far Hachette's range runs, from narrow specialist titles to megastar authors like James Patterson. Hachette as a whole sells about 220 million books a year and earns roughly $3.5 billion in annual revenue.
Described as the biggest specialist publisher on autism, gender diversity and Chinese medicine, showing how Hachette's range runs from niche titles to megastar authors.
A deep niche can make a small imprint the category leader inside a giant. David Shelley, CEO of Hachette, describes Jessica Kingsley Publishers as the biggest specialist publisher on autism, gender diversity and Chinese medicine.
He uses it to show how far Hachette's range runs, from narrow specialist titles to megastar authors like James Patterson. Hachette as a whole sells about 220 million books a year and earns roughly $3.5 billion in annual revenue.
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