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Sep. 3rd, 2010
Publisher news
Sep. 3rd, 2010 06:18 pmSo Eos will be changing its name:
HarperCollins is to rebrand its US imprint Eos Books as Harper Voyager and will merge its lists with the Voyager imprints in the UK and Australia/New Zealand.
So now world English language rights can be contained within a single imprint.
The Voyager and Harper Voyager editorial leaders are executive editor Diana Gill in the US, editorial director Emma Coode in the UK (working with publishing director Jane Johnson), and associate publisher Stephanie Smith in Australia.
The Eos imprint will make its official change to Harper Voyager in January 2011.
HarperCollins is to rebrand its US imprint Eos Books as Harper Voyager and will merge its lists with the Voyager imprints in the UK and Australia/New Zealand.
So now world English language rights can be contained within a single imprint.
The Voyager and Harper Voyager editorial leaders are executive editor Diana Gill in the US, editorial director Emma Coode in the UK (working with publishing director Jane Johnson), and associate publisher Stephanie Smith in Australia.
The Eos imprint will make its official change to Harper Voyager in January 2011.
Publisher news
Sep. 3rd, 2010 06:18 pmSo Eos will be changing its name:
HarperCollins is to rebrand its US imprint Eos Books as Harper Voyager and will merge its lists with the Voyager imprints in the UK and Australia/New Zealand.
So now world English language rights can be contained within a single imprint.
The Voyager and Harper Voyager editorial leaders are executive editor Diana Gill in the US, editorial director Emma Coode in the UK (working with publishing director Jane Johnson), and associate publisher Stephanie Smith in Australia.
The Eos imprint will make its official change to Harper Voyager in January 2011.
HarperCollins is to rebrand its US imprint Eos Books as Harper Voyager and will merge its lists with the Voyager imprints in the UK and Australia/New Zealand.
So now world English language rights can be contained within a single imprint.
The Voyager and Harper Voyager editorial leaders are executive editor Diana Gill in the US, editorial director Emma Coode in the UK (working with publishing director Jane Johnson), and associate publisher Stephanie Smith in Australia.
The Eos imprint will make its official change to Harper Voyager in January 2011.
