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I am trying to organize some modules for my own use. I have something like this: lib/ __init__.py settings.py foo/ __init__.py someobject.py bar/ __init__.py somethingelse.py In lib/__init__.py , I want to define some classes to be used if I import lib. However, I can't seem to figure it out without separating the classes into files, and import them in __init__.py . Rather than say: lib/ __init__.py settings.py helperclass.py foo/ __init__.py someobject.py bar/ __init__.py somethingelse.py from lib.settings import Values from lib.helperclass import Helper I want something like this: lib/ __init__.py #Helper defined in this file settings.py foo/ __init__.py someobject.py bar/ __init__.py somethingelse.py from lib.settings import Values from lib import Helper Is it possible, or do I have to separate the class into another file? EDIT OK, if I import lib from another script, I can access the Helper class. How can I access the Helper class from settings.py? The example here describes Intra-Package References. I quote "submodules often need to refer to each other". In my case, the lib.settings.py needs the Helper and lib.foo.someobject need access to Helper, so where should I define the Helper class?

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