Plympton Inc., founded in 2011 by Jennifer 8. Lee and Yael Goldstein Love, is a San Francisco-based literary studio that specializes in publishing serialized fiction for digital platforms. The company aims to innovate in digital publishing, offering products and services such as Amazon Original Stories, Recovering the Classics, and a curated mobile reading service. Plympton's market focus includes partnerships with major platforms and initiatives like the Kindle Serials program.
Plympton has made significant impacts through various projects, including powering the Subway Library in New York City, running the literary CODEX Hackathon, and launching the Twitter Fiction Festival. They have also produced a virtual reality adaptation of George Saunders’ "Lincoln in the Bardo" and are building a collection of children’s eBooks. Plympton's work has garnered attention and collaboration with many award-winning authors and notable figures in the literary community.
