Sentences with phrase «fantasy imprint»
A fantasy imprint refers to a specific division or line of books within a publishing company that focuses on publishing fantasy literature. It's like a special brand or label that specializes in publishing fantasy stories. Full definition
John Joseph Adams, who spoke with Publishing Perspectives this spring, is the editor of John Joseph Adams Books, a science fiction / fantasy imprint from Houghton Mifflin Harcourt.
publishingperspectives.com
Among the many, many booths at New York Comic Con was one for Jet City Comics, Amazon's comics imprint, which launched last summer; the booth was also promoting their science fiction / fantasy imprint 47North.
Whether you agree with Macmillan's push for new terms of sale for their ebooks or not, one thing that's been particularly impressive is the extremely vocal support they've received from their authors, particularly those published by their sci - fi / fantasy imprint Tor / Forge.
SAGA, the new science fiction and fantasy imprint from Simon & Schuster, debuts next spring with an exciting slate of books — including the first novel from Hugo, Nebula, and many other awards - winning writer Ken Liu.
It was announced via e-mail press release that Random House's sci - fi / fantasy imprint, DelRey, will no longer be releasing Japanese - licensed manga.
TOR books is a science fiction and fantasy imprint and they made the call to abandon DRM and sell books directly to customers.
In comparison, Michael was offered a six - figure contract from Orbit (the fantasy imprint of Hachette Book Group).
The result of French publisher Hachette Livre's acquisition of Time Warner Book Group, Hachette Book Group comprises imprints Little, Brown and Company, Grand Central Publishing (formerly Warner Books), and Orbit, a science fiction and fantasy imprint.
Hydra is the new science fiction / fantasy imprint and Flirt the new imprint for «college age New Adult audiences».
Ace / Roc, the science fiction and fantasy imprint from Penguin, has a slush pile.