Which famous publishing house logo was inspired by a sketch made by its founder during a train journey in 1935?

The publishing world has created some of the most enduring brand identities in business. From the elegant penguin that adorned affordable classics to the distinctive house logos that signal literary quality, publishers have mastered the art of visual branding. This trivia question explores one of the most recognizable publishing logos and its fascinating origin story. Test your knowledge of where literature and design intersect!

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Penguin Books' penguin logo, drawn by Edward Young after founder Allen Lane wanted an accessible yet dignified symbol
Random House's house logo, sketched by Bennett Cerf to represent the diverse 'house' of authors under one roof
HarperCollins' torch logo, designed by J.J. Harper to symbolize enlightenment through literature
Simon & Schuster's sower logo, drawn by Max Schuster to represent spreading knowledge like seeds