HarperCollins Rebrands Eos Books Imprint as Harper Voyager

Posted on September 15, 2010

HarperCollins announced at Aussiecon IV that its fantay and science fiction imprint, Eos Books, is being rebranded as Harper Voyager. The imprint will be joined together with the Voyager imprints in Australia/New Zealand and the UK. The Eos imprint will officially change to Harper Voyager starting with the January 2011 hardcover, trade, mass market, ebook, and audio publications.

Brian Murray, President and CEO of HarperCollins Worldwide said, "We are already globally publishing some of the biggest names in science fiction, fantasy, urban fantasy, and horror. Uniting our sister companies in the United States, United Kingdom, and Australia/New Zealand allows readers globally unparalleled access to books and authors. This move enables us to offer authors a strong global publishing platform when signing with HarperCollins - whether the acquiring editor is in New York, Sydney, or London."


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