Ballantine Books is a book publisher from New York. Founded in 1953 by Ian and Betty Ballantine, it was acquired by Random House in 1973; Random House would be acquired by Bertelsmann in 1998. Since 1980, Ballantine Books has published numerous Garfield books, primarily compilations of the comic strip.
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| - Ballantine Books is a book publisher from New York. Founded in 1953 by Ian and Betty Ballantine, it was acquired by Random House in 1973; Random House would be acquired by Bertelsmann in 1998. Since 1980, Ballantine Books has published numerous Garfield books, primarily compilations of the comic strip.
- Ballantine Books is an American book publisher, established in 1952. In the 1970s Ballantine published Franz Joseph's Star Trek: Starfleet Technical Manual and Alan Dean Foster's novelizations of Star Trek: The Animated Series. In 2006, as part of Star Trek's 40th Anniversary celebration, Ballantine's titles were reprinted, though by Del Rey Books, which had been launched by Ballantine in 1977 as their science fiction and fantasy imprint.
- Ballantine Books was the publisher of the first three Indiana Jones movie novelizations and the Find Your Fate game books in the 1980's. Ballantine Books is currently part of the Random House publishing group, and set up the Del Rey imprint in 1977 for science fiction and fantasy. → This article is a stub. You can help us by adding to it. Check out the talk page for hints on what needs to be done.
- Ballantine Books was the company responsible for three novelizations of Return to the Planet of the Apes episodes in 1976 written by 'William Arrow'.
* Return to the Planet of the Apes #1: Visions From Nowhere
* Return to the Planet of the Apes #2: Escape From Terror Lagoon
* Return to the Planet of the Apes #3: Man, The Hunted Animal
- Ballantine Books is a publishing company owned by Random House. Del Rey, which publishes all Star Wars novels (except for those originally published by Bantam Spectra), is the science-fiction imprint of Ballantine Books.
- Ballantine Books, to amerykańskie wydawnictwo utworzone w 1952 roku.
- Ballantine Books published the Star Trek material of artist Franz Joseph in 1973, and a series of Star Trek Logs by author Alan Dean Foster. This was not an exclusive license, as comics, technical publications and adaptations were published concurrently by Gold Key Comics and Bantam Books.
- After publishing The World of Li'l Abner, Ballantine introduced Shel Silverstein in 1956 with his Grab Your Socks! collection of cartoons from Pacific Stars and Stripes. Ballantine also published several collections of Jim Davis' comic strip Garfield.
- 150px|right|Ballantine Books Ballantine Books is een uitgeverij met een licentie voor het uitbrengen van Star Trek boeken en tevens ook romans gebaseerd op afleveringen van Animated Series. Ballantine Books publiceerde het Star Trek materiaal van Franz Joseph in 1973 en een aantal Star Trek Logs door auteur Alan Dean Foster. Uitgeverijen Gold Key Comics en Bantam Books mochten destijds ook boeken over het Star Trek universum uitbrengen. Ballantine's Trek materiaal is later nog in herdrukte vorm verschenen, ondanks het feit dat Pocket Books de officiële licentie had overgenomen in 1979.
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| - Ballantine Books is a book publisher from New York. Founded in 1953 by Ian and Betty Ballantine, it was acquired by Random House in 1973; Random House would be acquired by Bertelsmann in 1998. Since 1980, Ballantine Books has published numerous Garfield books, primarily compilations of the comic strip.
- Ballantine Books is an American book publisher, established in 1952. In the 1970s Ballantine published Franz Joseph's Star Trek: Starfleet Technical Manual and Alan Dean Foster's novelizations of Star Trek: The Animated Series. In 2006, as part of Star Trek's 40th Anniversary celebration, Ballantine's titles were reprinted, though by Del Rey Books, which had been launched by Ballantine in 1977 as their science fiction and fantasy imprint.
- 150px|right|Ballantine Books Ballantine Books is een uitgeverij met een licentie voor het uitbrengen van Star Trek boeken en tevens ook romans gebaseerd op afleveringen van Animated Series. Ballantine Books publiceerde het Star Trek materiaal van Franz Joseph in 1973 en een aantal Star Trek Logs door auteur Alan Dean Foster. Uitgeverijen Gold Key Comics en Bantam Books mochten destijds ook boeken over het Star Trek universum uitbrengen. Ballantine's Trek materiaal is later nog in herdrukte vorm verschenen, ondanks het feit dat Pocket Books de officiële licentie had overgenomen in 1979. Zie ook: Star Trek (Ballantine) voor boeken en publicaties van Ballantine Books
- Ballantine Books published the Star Trek material of artist Franz Joseph in 1973, and a series of Star Trek Logs by author Alan Dean Foster. This was not an exclusive license, as comics, technical publications and adaptations were published concurrently by Gold Key Comics and Bantam Books. Ballantine's Trek material has been reprinted sporadically since then, even after the official license was passed on to Pocket Books in 1979. Again, a noteworthy exception was The Making of Star Trek, which was regularly reprinted by them for over three decades, initially under their own imprint and later on under the Del Rey imprint, resulting in more than thirty reprint editions. Ballantine Books, founded in 1952 by Ian and Betty Ballantine, has been a prolific publisher of books in virtually every conceivable genre. Ballantine was the first publisher that adopted the policy of publishing new books titles both in the more expensive hardcover as well as in the less expensive mass market paperback editions simultaneously. Hitherto, the practice was that paperbacks were cheaper reprints of previously released hardcovers. Ballantine's first publication was the 1952 novel Executive Suite by Cameron Hawley. The publisher ended its independent existence in 1973 when it was acquired by Random House, they themselves being acquired by Bertelsmann AG in 1998, remaining a separate entity within that company to this day. Science fiction and fantasy were from the start well represented in Ballantine's line-up, and eventually became such a large portion of that line-up, that it was decided to publish them under their own imprint, Del Rey Books, established in 1977.
- Ballantine Books was the publisher of the first three Indiana Jones movie novelizations and the Find Your Fate game books in the 1980's. Ballantine Books is currently part of the Random House publishing group, and set up the Del Rey imprint in 1977 for science fiction and fantasy. → This article is a stub. You can help us by adding to it. Check out the talk page for hints on what needs to be done.
- Ballantine Books was the company responsible for three novelizations of Return to the Planet of the Apes episodes in 1976 written by 'William Arrow'.
* Return to the Planet of the Apes #1: Visions From Nowhere
* Return to the Planet of the Apes #2: Escape From Terror Lagoon
* Return to the Planet of the Apes #3: Man, The Hunted Animal
- After publishing The World of Li'l Abner, Ballantine introduced Shel Silverstein in 1956 with his Grab Your Socks! collection of cartoons from Pacific Stars and Stripes. Ballantine also published several collections of Jim Davis' comic strip Garfield. As an editor at Ballantine during the 1950s and 1960s, Bernard Shir-Cliff handled the Zacherley anthologies, the paperback of Hunter Thompson's Hell's Angels, Harvey Kurtzman's The Mad Reader and other early Mad paperbacks. He made four contributions to Mad and other magazines edited by Kurtzman. In 1956, Shir-Cliff edited a humor anthology, The Wild Reader, for Ballantine, including essays, poems and satirical pieces by Robert Benchley, Art Buchwald, Tom Lehrer, John Lardner, Shepherd Mead, Ogden Nash, S. J. Perelman, Frank Sullivan, James Thurber and others. The 154-page paperback was illustrated with cartoons by Kelly Freas who also did the front cover. Another contributor to both Ballantine and the Kurtzman magazines was the cartoonist-author Roger Price. He did two humor books for Ballantine. I'm for Me First (1954) details Herman Clabbercutt's plan to launch a revolutionary political party known as the "I'm for Me First" Party. In One Head and Out the Other (1954) popularized the Catchphrase "I had one grunch, but the eggplant over there." The nonsense non sequitur was immediately adopted by science fiction fandom, appearing occasionally in fanzines, as noted in Fancyclopedia II (1959).
- Ballantine Books is a publishing company owned by Random House. Del Rey, which publishes all Star Wars novels (except for those originally published by Bantam Spectra), is the science-fiction imprint of Ballantine Books.
- Ballantine Books, to amerykańskie wydawnictwo utworzone w 1952 roku.
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