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Mark Tauber was Senior Vice President and Publisher of HarperOne from 2005 through 2017. During his twelve-year tenure, the HarperCollins imprint enjoyed numerous New York Times bestsellers. Mark has worked with such notable authors as Desmond Tutu, Mark Manson, Amy Myers, Marianne Williamson, Johnny Cash, and Paulo Coelho. He was the co-founder of both Beliefnet and Everyday Health.

Cara Bedick brings an unmatched level of enthusiasm and entrepreneurship to her projects that has led to numerous bestsellers, including The Little Book of Hygge by Meik Wiking, The Beauty Detox Power by Kimberly Snyder, Nerd Do Well by Simon Pegg, and My Baby Album with Sophie la Girafe.

Eva Avery has worked on over fifty books for HarperCollins and now Chronicle Books, including New York Times bestsellers like The Subtle Art of Not Giving a F*ck by Mark Manson, The Wild Unknown collection by Kim Krans, and Wait, What? by James Ryan.

Jenn Jensen has more than a decade of experience in managing New York Times bestselling campaigns for high-profile authors with a wide range of backgrounds—including Mark Manson, Gary John Bishop, Rose McGowan, Paul Stanley, Deepak Chopra, Thich Nhat Hanh, Father James Martin, and Barbara Brown Taylor.

“Actor John Lithgow, author of the new book Dumpty, thinks the President doesn't have the timing or wit to tell a joke.”

“The Tony and Emmy Award-winning actor discusses Dumpty and offers a dramatic reading on set.”

“The performer in chief is forcing us to live in a B-movie horror.”
An op-ed by the author of Dumpty.

“Chronicle Prism… represents [Chronicle Books’] first foray into
non-fiction, narrative, ‘prescriptive’ publishing, with an emphasis
as much on the content’s depth as visual component.”

“In her new book, Scarred, Edmondson writes about the day she realized Raniere was a sexual predator.”

“Chronicle Books unveiled the name of its new imprint led by managing director Mark Tauber. Chronicle Prism will focus on narrative, prescriptive, and inspirational nonfiction on a wide variety of subjects.”

“With this new imprint, we’re bringing Chronicle Books’ distinctive design sensibility, creative aesthetic, and unmistakable spirit into new subject categories. Chronicle Prism will publish titles that stand out for the quality of their editorial content as well as their exceptional design and peerless book-as-object quality.”  —Tyrrell Mahoney, President, Chronicle Books

“Chronicle Prism will publish its first books this fall and has already moved up the pub date for one of its inaugural titles, Scarred: The True Story of How I Escaped NXIVM, the Cult That Bound My Life by Sarah Edmondson…. Mahoney said that the launch of Prism, and the types of books it will publish, is a prime example of how Chronicle is looking to broaden the type of content it offers.”

“One of NXIVM’s top recruiters—who blew the whistle on the whole operation—reflects on her 12 years in the cult.”

"WENGER: Life and Lessons in Red and White will chart the rise of the ex-chief of Arsenal Football Club (London) to becoming one of the most successful and celebrated soccer managers of all time."

“By and large, memoirs just aren’t something that I’m attracted to…. but [Between Heaven and Hell] just poured out of me and I didn’t give a s–.”

“Salon founder David Talbot almost died—and found that what life meant to him after was completely transformed.”

“I think the empathy piece is so crucial here.” —Detox Your Thoughts author Andrea Bonior, PhD

“What goes on with Rabid Rudy, / Monster of ineptitudy? / Dumpty’s spinning weather vane / Botched his mission in Ukraine.”

“In this day and age, I really feel like it's incumbent on all of us to make our voices heard.”

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