Snowbooks
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Snowbooks is an independent British publishing company. Founded in 2003, the company publishes 15-30 fiction and non-fiction titles a year and is notable for its eclectic roster and defiantly independent outlook. It was one of the first publishers to begin a company blog [1] and the first UK publisher to establish a bookstore in Second Life [2].
In 2005, Snowbooks obtained the rights to published a lost A. A. Milne collection, The Sunny Side (a collection of short stories for adults).[1] The following year, it was the joint-winner of the British Book Trade's Small Publisher of the Year award. In January 2007 it was shortlisted for the Trade Publisher of the Year at the inaugural Independent Publishing Awards.
[edit] References
- ^ Snowbooks to reprint lost A. A. Milne text. M2 Best Books. allbusiness.com (cached version) (November 22, 2005). Retrieved on October 13, 2006.
[edit] External links
- Snowbooks' website
- Kimberly Maul (September 27, 2006). Consortium Adds New Publishers for Distribution. Retrieved on October 13, 2006.
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