Sentences with phrase «harlequin brand»

Those authors would have no reason to go the self - published route because the Harlequin brand is what will get their story into the hands of the most readers.

We hope to discover new authors through this service and welcome them into the Harlequin brand family proper.

Horizons is a separate imprint with no Harlequin branding.

Horizons books will not have Harlequin branding.

Not exact matches

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Which, frankly, I would be surprised if people go looking for a publisher first, then scroll down to see what they're offering — unless that publisher is already branded (like Harlequin).

So even though they're taking pains to call themselves «Harlequin Horizons,» they're saying the book itself won't have the important Harlequin name or brand.

Aware of the brand loyalty to genre - specific publishers like Orbit, Tor, and Harlequin, we're going to replicate that in - house.

We also want our current authors to know that the books self - published through Harlequin Horizons will NOT be branded Harlequin, nor will they be distributed by Harlequin or appear in stores next to your books.

Even after Harlequin and its imprints were acquired by HarperCollins, the brand remained known for a certain genre of book.

Silhouette still has independent name recognition (as does Mills & Boon), but most of the other imprints are branded as Harlequins.

Not least was the assertion, which I think Harlequin believed, that the «Harlequin Horizons» brand would be author - facing only — something that any halfway decent trademark lawyer should have looked at and said, «AHEM.

Third, Harlequin has given its name — its brand — to the venue, which makes it seem that Harlequin itself will be an active partner in this venue, when it's not.

This isn't about the Harlequin editors, authors, marketers, copyeditors, designers, proofreaders, or anyone else whose job is to help produce Harlequin - branded novels or novellas.

Harlequin's chief executive, Craig Swinwood, said that the publisher would remain based in Toronto, and that it would continue to operate as a «distinct and successful brand» within HarperCollins.

If I'm doing my book through Harlequin Horizons (or whatever its new name is going to be), it's them - branded, not me - branded.

Second, after decades in which the industry told published writers that the pay - you - later model was the one true way to define success, a publisher with the recognizable and respected brand name of Harlequin changed its tune when it realized this industry propaganda was getting in the way of profits.

«Harlequin has built one of the largest and most widely recognized consumer brands in publishing with a highly focused publishing program for women,» said Brian Murray, President and CEO of HarperCollins.

Harlequin will extend its iconic series brand with Harlequin - E, a digital first series program that allows writers the chance to turn out - of - the - box ideas that don't fit into existing series romance lines into ebooks.

Historically, the name Harlequin has been so closely tied to romance publishing that it's almost like «kleenex» or «coke»: the brand is virtually synonymous with the product in the minds of the public.

They set up an ebook line with editors, experienced harlequin staff and don't link it to the brand.

I think it will hurt the publisher brand when anyone who wants to can say they are a Harlequin author.

BookExpo America 2009: When to Give It Away Peter Balis, director of online sales at Wiley, and Brent Lewis, v - p for digital and Internet at Harlequin, shed light on how their companies have given away content as a way of generating revenue and increasing visibility for their brands.

HH = Harlequin Historicals (one of the traditional category Harlequin lines — this is a new medallion logo they have added to front cover in recent months) Hh = Harlequin Horizons (the vanity / subsidy press recently launched) How they can legitimately think there won't be brand dilution is beyond me, when the biggest difference between these two brands is whether or not a letter is capitalized?

Having the right publisher can help, as some imprints have brands that readers recognize (such as the various Harlequin series).