Scholastic, the U.S. publisher of the "Harry Potter" novels, is set to introduce another major series. "Infinity Ring," a seven-book series on time travel with an online game component, will begin its rollout in September, the publisher announced. The first book, "A Mutiny in Time," will be written by James Dashner, the bestselling author of "The Maze Runner." As it did with "The 39 Clues," a multimedia series first released in 2008, Scholastic will promote "Infinity Ring" to try to continue the momentum it started more than a decade ago when
David Levithan
Alfred A. Knopf Books for Young Readers has acquired "A," a boundary-pushing young adult novel from bestselling author David Levithan.
Check out these highlights of recent book publishing post changes throughout the industry. Scholastic—Trade Book Division David Levithan has been promoted to editorial director of scholastic press, reporting to Ellie Berger, senior vice president, publisher. David was previously executive editor and editorial director of PUSH. David also will continue to be editorial director for PUSH. Jennifer Sanger has been promoted to senior brand manager, licensed marketing. She was previously brand manager.
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