Tag Archives: Houghton Mifflin

Sarah Zettel starts new series with a trilogy sale to Hougton Mifflin

Sarah Zettel sold the first three books in The Palace Intrigue Diaries to Houghton Mifflin... Read more [...]

Author L.K. Madigan Dies

L.K. Madigan, aged 47, was the author of two YA novels, the first of which won the ALA's William C. Morris Debut Award... Read more [...]

HM’s Best American anthologies’ guest editors for 2010

The guest editors for Houghton Mifflin's 2010 Best American anthologies include Neil Gaiman and Freeman Dyson... Read more [...]

Laura Card (Dene Low) signs with JABberwocky

New author Laura Card (aka Dene Low) is now represented by Eddie Schneider at the JABberwocky Literary Agency... Read more [...]

Frederic S. Durbin sells The Star Shard to Houghton Mifflin

Frederic S. Durbin's The Star Shard will be an expansion of a novella recently serialized in Cricket Magazine... Read more [...]

Updates to Previously Published Articles (30 November-6 December 2008)

This is a list of previously published articles that were updated between 30 November and 6 December 2008. Read more [...]

Most Popular Articles: 23-29 November 2008

The most popular SFScope articles during the last week... Read more [...]

Houghton Mifflin calls a halt to acquisitions

Publisher Houghton Mifflin Harcourt has stopped acquiring manuscripts for a temporary, but undefined, length of time... Read more [...]

Marley Gibson sells Ghost Huntress series

Marley Gibson sold her three-book Ghost Huntress series to Houghton Mifflin via The Knight Agency. The story... Read more [...]

Children’s book editor/publisher Walter Lorraine retiring

Walter Lorraine spent his 55-year career at Houghton Mifflin, and rose to have his own imprint in the children's division... Read more [...]

Pan Macmillan buys Kingfisher from Houghton Mifflin

Houghton Mifflin sold children's book publisher Kingfisher, which publishes fiction and non-fiction, to the UK's Pan Macmillan. In the US, it will be run by... Read more [...]

Tolkien’s Children of Hurin selling very well

J.R.R. Tolkien's unfinished The Children of Hérin—recently finished and published by his son Christopher—has more than 900,000 copies... Read more [...]