Faber & Faber has launched an American division called Faber US, with PGW distributing.
Faber US will be overseen by director Mallory Ladd and sales director Sara Talbot; both will work from Faber's London headquarters. Brittany Dennison, formerly of Artisan Books and New Directions, has joined as senior publicist. Travis Smith, who previously worked at Algonquin Books and has a background in independent bookselling, has joined as senior marketing manager. Both Dennison and Smith live in the U.S.
"This marks an exciting moment for Faber," said CEO Mary Cannam. "I am delighted that Brittany and Travis are joining us, with their considerable energy and expertise, to launch this new venture. Our new U.S. division will enable us to reach an even wider audience for our writers' work and I'm looking forward to seeing it develop."
Among Faber's 2025 list are The City Changes Its Face by Eimear McBride, What Art Does by Brian Eno and Bette A., Collected Poems by Wendy Cope, and Suddenly Something Clicked by Walter Murch.