Which major publishing house dramatically simplified its logo in 2012, removing its historic colophon (a sailing ship) that had been part of its visual identity since the 1800s?

The world of literature isn't just about the words on a page—it's also a business driven by recognizable brands. Publishing houses have developed some of the most iconic logos in arts and literature, many of which have evolved significantly over time as companies merged, expanded, or rebranded. Test your knowledge about the visual identities behind the books on your shelf!

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Penguin Random House
HarperCollins
Simon & Schuster
Hachette Book Group