"It's a small imprint, it's a personality-driven imprint to some degree, but only because of its size".
His first book, which started with a small imprint and no marketing budget, spread rapidly via word of mouth and the Web.
4 00 p.m. | Updated Only three months after taking over as publisher of Twelve, a small imprint of Grand Central Publishing, Susan Lehman has been abruptly replaced, Grand Central said on Tuesday.
By Susan Orlean June 21, 2010 This is a true story: My first book was acquired by two people I will call Editor A and Editor B, who ran a small imprint at a big publishing house.
She first took a stake in the publishing world in 2005, founding Portobello Books, a small imprint with a particular focus on works in translation, with Abraham and the publisher Philip Gwyn Jones.
It was published in November by Feral House, a small imprint for which he once edited a deeply disturbing compilation of photographs taken by a homicide detective from the Los Angeles Police Department.
"She was very cool about it and not acting shocked when I rang," says Stanley, a journalist and musician with the band Saint Etienne, who at the time was running a small imprint of the record label EMI.
She started a small imprint called Saint Records, designed to showcase a stable of largely independent, left-of-center R. & B. artists, and to reclaim the genre from fickle white audiences.
"I think it's got about as much commercial appeal as Osama bin Laden's love sonnets," said Jonathan Karp, the publisher and editor and chief of Twelve, a small imprint at Warner Books.
