Among her editorial acquisitions are Some Desperate Glory, winner of the 2024 Hugo Award for Best Novel; the USA Today bestselling Swordcrossed; Riot Baby, winner of the World Fantasy Award; Flowers for the Sea, winner of the Shirley Jackson Award; and The Chosen and the Beautiful, a celebrated queer, Asian American reimagining of The Great Gatsby. She’s worked with award-winning, bestselling authors including Tochi Onyebuchi, S. L. Huang, Kerstin Hall, Sarah Gailey, Nghi Vo, Emily Tesh, and Freya Marske, among others. Prior to Putnam, she was at Macmillan/Tor Publishing Group, and she has been recognized for her editorial work with two Hugo Awards for Best Editor, Long Form and the top honor for the Publishers Weekly Star Watch program. 

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Brianna has worked with authors like C. J. Box, Rob Hart, Mason Coile, Ivy Pochoda, and others. Prior to joining Putnam, Brianna was at MCD/FSG, where she edited New York Times and USA Today bestselling author Tess Sharpe’s forthcoming sapphic thriller No Body No Crime, and worked with other bestselling and critically acclaimed authors such as Chris Pavone, Louisa Luna, Amanda Nguyen, Catherine Lacey, Laura van den Berg, Robin Sloan, and more.

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She also served as editorial director for fiction at Crown, Hogarth, and SJP for Hogarth imprints, where she edited and acquired such titles as Gone Girl by Gillian Flynn, A Constellation of Vital Phenomena by Anthony Marra, I Almost Forgot About You by Terry McMillan, Ruby by Cynthia Bond, and A Place for Us by Fatima Farheen Mirza. She has also held roles at Grove/Atlantic, St. Martin’s Press, and Riverhead.

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Tarini’s recent and upcoming titles include Japanese bestsellers in translation The Blanket Cats by Kiyoshi Shigematsu, The Convenience Store by the Sea by Sonoko Machida, and Messenger Cat in a Cafe by Nagi Shimeno; Korean bestseller The Hyehwa-Dong Grandma by Kim Jiyun; vibrant queer coming-of-age debut Girls Girls Girls by Shoshana von Blanckensee; Winging It with You by beloved bookstagrammer Chip Pons; explosive literary thriller Until Alison by Kate Russo; screenwriter Kirsten King’s A Good Person, a dark comedic twist on the spouse-suspect trope; Salomé by Leslie Baird, a contemporary gothic and feminist reclamation of the original femme fatale; acclaimed author Laura Sims’ The Man, exploring art, violence, fame, ownership, and the very real threats that linger inside and outside the confines of the mind; and award-winning translator Lizzie Buehler’s endearingly funny debut The Obsessed, a big-hearted portrait of the anxieties of desire. She also edits #1 New York Times bestseller John Sandford, Jeffery Deaver, and the Stuart Woods estate.

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Aranya edits the #1 New York Times bestselling Clive Cussler series, Frederick Forsyth, Josh Winning, David Ellis, Joel H. Morris, Kia Abdullah, Jennifer Herrera, Rachel Eve Moulton, and Hiyoko Kurisu. Her upcoming titles include Heads Will Roll by Josh Winning, The Best Lies by David Ellis, and The Amberglow Candy Store by Hiyoko Kurisu.

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Ashley has worked with New York Times bestselling and acclaimed authors Jan Karon, Naomi Krupitsky, Jill Santopolo, Frances Liardet, Annabel Monaghan, KJ Dell’Antonia, and Amita Parikh, among others. Her recent and upcoming fiction includes Under the Tamarind Tree by Nigar Alam, Four Squares by Bobby Finger, While We Were Burning by Sara Koffi, The Price You Pay by Nick Petrie, The Christmas Countdown by Holly Cassidy, and Hot Summer by Elle Everhart. Her recent and upcoming nonfiction includes Too Tired to Fight by Erin and Stephen Mitchell, The Relaxed Woman by Nicola Jane Hobbs, and The Cost of Quiet by Colette Fehr. 

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