HarperFiction promotes Fleur Clarke to newly created role of associate publisher

As posting strategy director, Clarke has actually overseen HarperCollins’ subscription box, the Locked Library, and has actually played a “essential strategic role” in planning for the next stage of its development, the author states, including that she has additionally contributed in the continued success of Voyager and Magpie, in addition to working carefully with writers across the range of HarperFiction’s publishing.

“Fleur brings extraordinary imagination and creativity to our posting, and has actually had a marked influence on HarperFiction’s success over the years. She is distinctly positioned, with her marketing expertise and her editorial passion, to guarantee that we remain to lead the market in every area of our checklist and to release our precious writers with style and ambition.”

Gray commented: “HarperFiction is well known for its ingenious brand publishing and its industry-leading, prize-winning debut publishing. As we look to the future and improve this tradition, striving for continued development and excellence, I’m enjoyed select Fleur to this expanded tactical role.

She will certainly have responsibility for imaginative direction within the editorial teams, dealing with editors to ensure every title has industry-leading pitch and positioning. She will certainly also remain to head the Locked Library, in addition to discovering new business possibilities throughout the department.

In her new function, Clarke will certainly deal with Gray and the specific imprint publishers on divisional method across HarperFiction– Voyager and Magpie, The Borough Press, Hemlock Press, the Estates and industrial fiction checklists.

Clarke claimed: “It is such an interesting time to be at HarperFiction, and I am delighted to be entering this brand-new function as we aim to the future. It’s an advantage to work with our extraordinary colleagues, viewers and writers, and to help continue HarperFiction’s trailblazing legacy of showstopping magazines.”