Plympton is a renowned literary studio that excels in digital publishing. Collaborating with various partners, Plympton has spearheaded numerous groundbreaking initiatives in the literary world. They have played a crucial role in Amazon Original Stories and Recovering the Classics, and have contributed to the Subway Library in New York City.

Plympton is also responsible for organizing the notable literary CODEX Hackathon and developing a curated mobile reading service. Notably, they created a virtual reality adaptation of George Saunders' acclaimed novel, Lincoln in the Bardo. Additionally, Plympton has an impressive portfolio of collaborations with award-winning authors, including Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie, Colm Tóibín, Curtis Sittenfeld, and many more.

Their projects include publishing socially relevant stories, offering free access to e-books through the Subway Library, and creating a collection of children's eBooks to address global literacy concerns. Plympton's commitment to storytelling in the digital age extends to partnerships with The Boston Globe, Warby Parker, and NYTVR. With a firm belief in the craftsmanship of publishing, Plympton continues to push boundaries in the industry and welcomes contributions from literary fellows and talented designers.

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