Tag Archives: PW

Dorchester Publishing has no more editors

The last of the editorial staff has left Dorchester Publishing, signaling that the long-time paperback publisher may be giving up the ghost... Read more [...]

Most Popular and Updated Articles: 6-12 November 2011

The most popular SFScope articles during the last week, as well as those which were updated... Read more [...]

One small press sf title on PW’s list of the ten best books of 2011

Maureen McHugh's After the Apocalypse is the only genre entry on Publishers Weekly's Top 10 Books of 2011... Read more [...]

California bookstore Mysterious Galaxy is expanding

Mysterious Galaxy, located in San Diego since 1993, is opening another location in Redondo Beach this summer... Read more [...]

Unfinished Roald Dahl story rediscovered, up for auction

Roald Dahl originally wrote "The Eyes of Mr. Croaker for a book of do-it-yourself children's stories. The manuscript has been rediscovered, and the project revived... Read more [...]

Dorchester author Angie Fox reclaims book rights to self publish

Angie Fox may be the first Dorchester author since the company's shift to e-publishing to reclaim the rights to her book and self-publish it... Read more [...]

B&N to separate out paranormal romance and fantasy & adventure from teen fiction

After a trial run in New Jersey, Barnes & Noble's physical stores will all separate out two subsections of their teen fiction departments—paranormal romance, and fantasy and adventure—with separate signage... Read more [...]

Author Eoin Colfer touring the US with music, performances, and more

Eoin Colfer is touring the US next month, in support of the seventh Artemis Fowl book, with comedy, music, talk, and much more... Read more [...]

Viz Media makes massive personnal cuts

US manga publisher Viz Media has laid off up to 60 people, but doesn't expect any changes to their publishing schedule or business lines... Read more [...]

Terry Goodkind moving back to Tor with three-book deal

After jumping from Tor to Putnam with three books, Terry Goodkind is moving back to the publisher that was his home for 15 years... Read more [...]

Dean Koontz sells three new Frankenstein novels to Bantam

Dean Koontz sold the fourth, fifth, and sixth novels in his Frankenstein series to Bantam Books. The first, Lost Souls, will be the first in the series published in hardcover... Read more [...]

Small press distributor Blu Sky Media Group going out of business

Blu Sky Media Group, a distributor for small press- and self-publishers has announced that it is one of the latest victims of the economy... Read more [...]

The Familiars sells to Sony Animation

Sony Animation has pre-empted film rights to Adam Jay Epstein and Andrew Jacobson's recently sold YA fantasy trilogy The Familiars... Read more [...]

Ray Bradbury’s Fahrenheit 451 to be graphic novel

Ray Bradbury's classic critique of dysfunctional American society, Fahrenheit 451, will be published this autumn as a graphic novel adapted by Tim Hamilton... Read more [...]

Harlequin Teen to be new imprint aimed at teen readers

Harlequin is expanding its line with a teen-friendly imprint debuting later this year. Harlequin Teen will publish a variety of genres, with the first two looking like paranormal romance... Read more [...]