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* [[Superromance]] - Longer titles focusing on family issues. | * [[Superromance]] - Longer titles focusing on family issues. | ||
* [[Violet]] - Violet is Harlequin's manga line. Currently, only existing titles are being reprinted. | * [[Violet]] - Violet is Harlequin's manga line. Currently, only existing titles are being reprinted. | ||
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== Current Silhouette Imprints == | == Current Silhouette Imprints == | ||
Revision as of 00:50, 19 February 2006
Harlequin is arguably the world's largest publisher of romance fiction. Established in 1949, the publisher has gone through many changes as the market grows.
Contents
See Also
- eHarlequin - Harlequin's online community
- Harlequin Enterprises Limited
Current Harlequin Imprints
- Blaze
- HQN - Harlequin enters the single-title market.
- Intrigue - Harlequin's romantic suspense line.
- Love Inspired - This imprint is devoted to inspirational (mainly Christian) romances.
- Mira - Mira is Harlequin's high-end single title imprint.
- Presents - This imprint is devoted to glamore and passion, often with International settings
- Superromance - Longer titles focusing on family issues.
- Violet - Violet is Harlequin's manga line. Currently, only existing titles are being reprinted.
Current Mills & Boon Imprints
- Medical
Current Silhouette Imprints
Defunct Harlequin Imprints
- Flipside
- Love and Laughter - The Love and Laughter line featured short, humorous stories. The line later became Flipside. While humor remains a popular topic, dedicated Harlequin lines never seem to catch on with readers.
- Temptation - Temptation was Harlequin's long-running sensual line. As the hotter Blaze line drew off readers, Temptation finally ceased publication in 2005.
- Heat - Blaze was the original "flash" on Temptions drawing readers looking for hotter, sexier reads. After Blaze became its own line, the Heat "flash" debuted.
