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| − | '''Archway Books''' (also known as "Archway Paperbacks") was an imprint of [[Pocket Books]], which itself was an imprint of [[Simon and Schuster]]. Other children's imprints have included [[Wallaby]], [[Wanderer]], [[Minstrel]] and [[Aladdin]]. |
+ | '''Archway Books''' (also known as "Archway Paperbacks") was an imprint of [[Pocket Books]], which itself was an imprint of [[Simon and Schuster]]. Other children's imprints have included [[Wallaby]], [[Wanderer]], [[Minstrel]] and [[Aladdin Paperbacks]]. |
In the early 1980s, under the Archway imprint, Pocket published several non fiction books about Star Trek, plus a series of [[Which Way Books]], a variety of "Choose Your Own Adventure"-style books. Two of the titles published in the series of 24 releases were ''[[Star Trek]]'' related. Archway published a number of other licensed, tie-in [[novels|books]] for young adults, including novelizations of "Clueless" and "Sabrina". |
In the early 1980s, under the Archway imprint, Pocket published several non fiction books about Star Trek, plus a series of [[Which Way Books]], a variety of "Choose Your Own Adventure"-style books. Two of the titles published in the series of 24 releases were ''[[Star Trek]]'' related. Archway published a number of other licensed, tie-in [[novels|books]] for young adults, including novelizations of "Clueless" and "Sabrina". |
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Template:Realworld Archway Books (also known as "Archway Paperbacks") was an imprint of Pocket Books, which itself was an imprint of Simon and Schuster. Other children's imprints have included Wallaby, Wanderer, Minstrel and Aladdin Paperbacks.
In the early 1980s, under the Archway imprint, Pocket published several non fiction books about Star Trek, plus a series of Which Way Books, a variety of "Choose Your Own Adventure"-style books. Two of the titles published in the series of 24 releases were Star Trek related. Archway published a number of other licensed, tie-in books for young adults, including novelizations of "Clueless" and "Sabrina".