Secker & Warburg

Secker & Warburg was a British publishing company established in 1935, known for its innovative and influential titles, particularly in literature and political thought. It published works by notable authors such as George Orwell, Doris Lessing, and Philip Larkin. The company played a significant role in promoting progressive and sometimes controversial ideas, contributing to cultural and social discussions of its time. Although it eventually merged with other firms and ceased to operate independently, its legacy remains in the impactful literature it once championed.