Full Details
Eos
| Founded: | 1998 |
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| Location: | New York, New York 10022 USA |
| Titles/Circulation: | Unknown |
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History
Eos Books is a relative newcomer to the SF/F publishing scene. It is an imprint of HarperCollins, focusing on the full range of the Scence Fiction and Fantasty genres. They publish such award-winning authors as Neil Gaiman and Ray Bradbury. See also "Avon Eos".
Submission Details
Eos does not accept simultaneous submissions, but does accept queries; please submit submissions through a literary agent.
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Authors Published
• Raymond Gonzales • Elizabeth Scarborough • Lois Bujold • Anne McCaffrey • Sheri Tepper • Alma Deckert • Diana Paxson • James Gardner • Carolyn Cherry • Kristine Smith • Jonathan Strahan • Mary Rainbow • Richard Kadrey • Kim Harrison • Scott Westerfeld • David Hartwell • Sara Creasy • Kathryn Cramer • Stephen Leigh • J. Daniel • Adam-Troy Castro • Gardner Dozois • Robert Silverberg • Dan Simmons • Michael Swanwick • Jack McDevitt • Maureen McHugh • Martha Wells • Rebecca Brown • Rudolf Rucker • Mary Gentle • Alison Sinclair • Terence Pratchett • Benjamin Bova • Jeffrey Ford • Peter Hamilton • Paul McAuley • Gregory Egan • Louis Anders • Margo Lanagan • Gregory Benford • Pamela Sargent • Helen Lowe • William Forstchen • Joel Rosenberg • S. Stirling • Teresa Edgerton • Stephanie Swainston • Carolyn Gilman • Ann Crispin
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