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New Imprints

June 1, 2011By Sarah Weinman

Glenn Beck and S&S Expand Partnership and Add Imprint

June 1, 2011By Sarah Weinman

Glenn Beck may be leaving the Fox News Network later this year but his longstanding relationship with Simon & Schuster will continue and expand thanks to a new co-publishing venture with his production company Mercury Radio Arts. Mercury Ink will launch this August as an imprint that aims “to discover, publish and promote books and authors that [Beck] is passionate about across a variety of genres,” co-publishing with Simon & Schuster. Beck says in the announcement, “While I have a million book ideas of my own, there are still countless subjects that I know my audience would love to read […]

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May 31, 2011By Sarah Weinman

People: Dolan Gets New Imprint at HMH, and More

May 31, 2011By Sarah Weinman

In what has to be considered a case of turnabout being fair play, Eamon Dolan will leave Penguin Press for Houghton Mifflin Harcourt to become VP and Editorial Director of his own imprint, Eamon Dolan Books, starting on June 13. Before he’d moved to Penguin Press as editor-in-chief in 2007 – a title removed with Scott Moyers’ return earlier this month as publisher, with Ann Godoff taking on editor-in-chief duties – Dolan held the same title at what was then Houghton Mifflin, editing books by Eric Schlosser, Buzz Bissinger, Jerome Groopman and David Sheff. The new imprint will concentrate on […]

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May 19, 2011By Michael Cader

Random Children’s Adds Two Imprints, and More

May 19, 2011By Michael Cader

Random House Children’s is getting two more paperback imprints for middle-grade and YA books: Ember, for bestsellers and award winners, and Bluefire for “beloved fantasy novels.” In distribution news, Harper Canada will handle sales, marketing, and distribution of Pan Macmillan UK‘s titles in Canada as of June 1. The British publisher had been with the now-bankrupt H.B. Fenn.

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May 19, 2011By Michael Cader

People, Etc.: S&S Opens Division In India

May 19, 2011By Michael Cader

Simon & Schuster has created a New Delhi-based sales, marketing and publishing company, Simon & Schuster India. The company’s exclusive sales agent on the subcontinent Rahul Srivastava will run the new unit locally as director of sales and marketing, reporting to S&S UK executive director Kerr MacRae. HarperCollins India will handle fulfillment and distribution, with “operations expected to commence August 1.” Inventory will come mostly from S&S UK, and they will offer titles from all of S&S’s divisions worldwide and distribution clients. Samantha Dell’Olio has joined book and author publicity firm Nissen Public Relations as publicity manager. She was most […]

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May 17, 2011By Michael Cader

eNews: Amazon Launches Mystery/Thriller Imprint; Tyndale Launches Digital Imprint; Atwood Tries Again

May 17, 2011By Michael Cader

As expected, Amazon has announced another publishing line, for mysteries and thrillers. Thomas & Mercer (named for streets that flank the company’s Seattle headquarters) is Amazon’s fifth imprint and will launch this fall with four titles by Kyle Mills, D.M. Annechino,  John Rector and Blake Crouch co-writing with J.A. Konrath. The release also appears to confirm Victoria Griffith as publisher of all of Amazon’s in-house imprints. Release Tyndale House is launching a Digital First imprint that does just what the name proclaims: publish ebook originals. They will launch with in July with four inspirational novels and one work of nonfiction. […]

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May 4, 2011By Michael Cader

Amazon Launches Romance Imprint, with More Genre Lines to Come

May 4, 2011By Michael Cader

Amazon is launching another imprint, Montlake Romance (named for a Seattle neighborhood), which will publish “a broad range of frontlist titles in popular romance sub-genres, including romantic suspense and contemporary and historic romance novels, as well as fantasy and paranormal.” The first announced author is two-time RITA winner Connie Brockway, whose THE OTHER GUY’S BRIDE will be published this fall. They say it will “be available to North American readers in Kindle, print and audio formats at www.amazon.com, as well as at national and independent booksellers,” and Amazon tells us her print edition will be published as a trade paperback, […]

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