Pollock was editor of the book department in the publishing firm of George Newnes, which became her regular publisher.
The press and the editor, Neale Reinitz, have done a fine job with this little volume, which is produced in the compact, sensible format that Wilson asked his regular publisher, Farrar, Straus & Giroux, to give his books.
Mr. Koontz is writing a sequel narrative poem for HarperCollins for Christmas 2003, and his regular publisher, Bantam Books, will bring out his new novel, "One Door Away From Heaven," on the day after Christmas.
It was refused by Orwell's regular publisher, Victor Gollancz, "believing, as did many people on the left, that everything should be sacrificed in order to preserve a common front against the rise of fascism".
He really believed in Flesch's doctrine, and he wanted a book he could sell to the schools; he had already agreed to give Random House, Geisel's regular publisher, the rights to the trade edition.
Tom Maschler at Cape had offered him a £25,000 advance for a novel about a working-class Jewish boy growing up in wartime London, and this was also the novel his regular publisher, Jeremy Robson, wanted from him, but it seemed exactly the part of his life that did not interest him - even if Cricklewood did.
Scalzi is a New York Times-bestselling author (as well as one of the teachers when I attended the Viable Paradise science fiction workshop in 2008) and The Human Division is coming out from his regular publisher Tor, not a startup — though, yes, as an experiment.
And, though I have no proof of this, I was told on good authority long ago that one of the Nightstand writers was a man who was already a best-selling author even then, and who was knocking out Nightstands on the side for the fun of it, without his wife's knowledge (or his regular publisher's) and having the payments sent to the mistress he was keeping.
2. Outside of regular publishing channels, James found a tiny electronic publisher for her book in ebook form.
