Difference between revisions of "Luna"
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| + | LUNA Books delivers a compelling, female-focused fantasy[http://www.romanticsf.com/features/luna/] with vivid characters, rich worlds, strong, sympathetic women and romantic subplots. | ||
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| + | LUNA Books wants emotionally complex, sweeping stories that highlight the inner female power. Whether the heroine is on a quest to save the world — or someone or something important to her — discover her past or develop her own abilities, these stories are involving, gripping and sweep the reader away into a detailed, convincing world. They also contain romantic subplots that enhance the main story but don't become the focus of the novel.[http://www.eharlequin.com/articlepage.html?articleId=698&chapter=0] | ||
Luna Launched in Jan, 2004 and Publishes 1-2 titles per month. Titles usually come out in Trade paperback initially, but Luna has done some premieres in Hardback, and some Mass Market reissues as well. | Luna Launched in Jan, 2004 and Publishes 1-2 titles per month. Titles usually come out in Trade paperback initially, but Luna has done some premieres in Hardback, and some Mass Market reissues as well. | ||
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| + | ==On the Web== | ||
| + | *[http://www.luna-books.com LUNA store on Harlequin's website] | ||
| + | *[http://www.eharlequin.com/articlepage.html?articleId=698&chapter=0 Writer's Guidelines] | ||
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Revision as of 20:19, 29 August 2007
LUNA is the paranormal/fantasy romance line of Harlequin.
LUNA Books delivers a compelling, female-focused fantasy[1] with vivid characters, rich worlds, strong, sympathetic women and romantic subplots.
LUNA Books wants emotionally complex, sweeping stories that highlight the inner female power. Whether the heroine is on a quest to save the world — or someone or something important to her — discover her past or develop her own abilities, these stories are involving, gripping and sweep the reader away into a detailed, convincing world. They also contain romantic subplots that enhance the main story but don't become the focus of the novel.[2]
Luna Launched in Jan, 2004 and Publishes 1-2 titles per month. Titles usually come out in Trade paperback initially, but Luna has done some premieres in Hardback, and some Mass Market reissues as well.
Contents
Editors
Authors
- Mercedes Lackey
- Catherine Asaro
- Sara Zettel
- Deborah Hale
- Michelle Hauf
- Ann Kelleher
- Christie Golden
- Laura Anne Gilman
- Caitlin Brennan
- Susan Krinard
- P.C. Cast
- Rachel Lee
- Robin D. Owens
- Gail Dayton
- C.E. Murphy
- Michelle Sagara
References
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