Concept:
The phrasal verb
\[
\text{bring out}
\]
means to publish, release, or introduce something to the public.
Step 1: Understand the sentence.
The sentence talks about a company and a new book.
A company can publish or release a book.
Step 2: Choose the correct phrasal verb.
Since the sentence uses
\[
\text{has}
\]
we need past participle form.
\[
\text{bring out} \rightarrow \text{brought out}
\]
So the sentence becomes:
\[
\text{The company has brought out a new book after the death of the writer.}
\]
Step 3: Check other options.
\[
\text{brought on}
\]
means caused something to happen.
\[
\text{brought in}
\]
means introduced or earned.
\[
\text{bring forth}
\]
is not suitable with “has” because it is not in past participle form.
Step 4: Final answer.
\[
\boxed{\text{brought out}}
\]
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