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==Books published== | ==Books published== | ||
* The "[[Keepers Trilogy]]" — followup to the 2003 [[Dreamwave]] comic books "[[Prime Directive]]." | * The "[[Keepers Trilogy]]" — followup to the 2003 [[Dreamwave Productions|Dreamwave]] comic books "[[Prime Directive]]." | ||
*[[Hardwired]] by [[Scott Ciencin]] | *[[Hardwired]] by [[Scott Ciencin]] | ||
*[[Annihilation]] by [[David Cian]] | *[[Annihilation]] by [[David Cian]] | ||
Revision as of 08:32, 3 May 2009
ibooks Inc. was a publisher associated with Simon & Schuster that published several full-length (~300 pages) Transformers paperbacks between 2003 and 2004.
In mid-2005 founder Byron Preiss was killed in a car accident. ibooks continued to operate for another year, allowing it to fulfill many of its outstanding contracts with authors before filing for Chapter 7 bankruptcy protection on February 22, 2006.
Books published
- The "Keepers Trilogy" — followup to the 2003 Dreamwave comic books "Prime Directive."
- Hardwired by Scott Ciencin
- Annihilation by David Cian
- Fusion by David Cian
- Transformers Legends — an anthology edited by David Cian
The "Keepers Trilogy" was later collected as "The Transformers Trilogy" in a hardcover omnibus edition as a Science Fiction Book Club exclusive.
