Deseret Book Imprints
After Deseret Book acquired Bookcraft in 1999, it divided its publishing into four differently marketed imprints:
- Deseret Book — history and doctrine
- Bookcraft — self-help, family, children, women's interests, LDS fiction
- Eagle Gate — art, niche markets, library editions, and teaching aides
- Shadow Mountain — general market for "values-based" publications
The only imprints that are still in use today are Deseret Book and Shadow Mountain.
After acquiring Covenant Communications in 2006, Deseret Book Company did not make it an additional imprint, but continued its independent operations as a publisher alongside Deseret Book Publishing.
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