Allison Lynn

Publishing in Manhattan carries a certain weight, especially when the address places you squarely in the Times Square corridor. Allison Lynn operates from the 12th floor of 1776 Broadway, a stretch where media, theater, and business intersect in that distinctly New York way. The name doesn’t flash in neon, but for those navigating the publishing landscape—whether traditional, hybrid, or digital—the coordinates matter. This isn’t the kind of operation that leans on storefront foot traffic; it’s a node in a much larger network, where contracts, manuscripts, and distribution deals move behind the scenes. The address alone tells you it’s built for clients who measure distance in subway stops or cross-town cab rides, not parking spots.

Questions about rights management, print runs, or e-book conversions don’t answer themselves, which is where a direct line becomes useful. Reaching the office is simplest by phone at (212) 765-6900, though the building’s midtown location means it’s also an easy walk from Port Authority or a quick detour if you’re already near Columbus Circle. For first-time visitors, the map cuts through the usual midtown confusion. Some addresses in this city are landmarks; others are just efficient—and that’s often the point.