http://cache.io9.com/assets/base/img/thumbs140x140/io9.com.png http://io9.com/tag/harper collins http://io9.com/tag/harper collins Today at WorldCon, Harper Collins announced it's rebranding its Eos imprint as Harper Voyager, bringing it in line with the Voyager imprints in Australia/New Zealand and the U.K. According to the press release: More »
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Harper Collins is spinning off its boutique science-fiction imprint, Angry Robot Books, into an independent entity. Angry Robot will partner with Osprey Publishing, a niche publisher of military-history books, and the Angry Robot publishing schedule remains unchanged. [Angry Robot] More »
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Many big publishers like Random House have what are called "imprints," or divisions in the publishing house with their own brand and specialization. And now Harper Collins, a major publisher, has announced it's creating a new scifi imprint called Angry Robot, which will publish 2-3 books per month starting in July 2009. That's a hell of a lot of scifi writing being supported by a major publisher. Angry Robot plans to make its books available in mass market paperback format, as well as in digital form online. More »
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