Callaway Publishing
Recently I was told about Callaway Publishing, a group that I had hitherto never been aware of. Before I came across them I was told that they like to republish children's classics (i.e. books in the public domain) with new illustrators, then wrap them all in a big box and sell them for enormous amounts of money. Sounds hoity-toity, right? They've an edition of The Ugly Duckling coming up so I thought I'd check them out.
Yeah. So. About that hoity-toity assumption? Scratch that.
Labels: Callaway Arts and Entertainment, That Explains Why Loren Long Did Both The Little Engine That Could AND Mr. Peabody's Apples
posted by fusenumber8 @ 12:04 AM
4 Comments
4 Comments:
Fuse,
Is Calloway an imprint of Penguin Putnam?
Katherine
Don't think so. They may have connections to Grosset & Dunlap, but that's as much as I know.
i can't believe this is the first you've heard of callaway? they also did the madonna picture books and partnered with penguin usa to do so. but they're a completely separate company.
-j
Well... that was sort of my point with the whole "Scratch that" comment. I did not, in fact, know that they did Madonna since I couldn't have cared less who DID do Madonna. I'm amused by the mix of high-end reillustrated "classics" on the one hand and the atrocity of "The English Roses" on the other.
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