New picture book imprint for Macmillan Children's

Pan Macmillan will this autumn launch a children’s book imprint within Macmillan Children’s Books (MCB), to be run by Suzanne Carnell. Carnell is currently publishing director of picture books and pre-school of the MCB Under 6 division. Under the new imprint, which is yet to be named, she will publish around 12 books annually. She will curate her own list and take some backlist authors, such as Emily Gravett, with her. Most of MCB’s picture book authors, including Julia Donaldson, will continue to be published as part of the Under 6 list. Continue reading at 'The Bookseller'

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