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People Round-Up, Mid-August 2016

August 16, 2016

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Mark Kuyper is leaving his position as Executive Director of the Book Industry Study Group, where he had served for a year. Previously he was President/CEO at the Evangelical Christian Publishers Association.

At HarperCollins, VP and Executive Editor Hugh Van Dusen is to retire on August 30.

Lisa Erickson returned to the Crown Publishing Group as Associate Director of Marketing for Crown, Hogarth, Broadway, and TimDuggan Books; she was most recently Associate Director of Marketing at Little, Brown and Company. Alaina Waagner joined as Marketing Manager; she was previously Marketing Manager at Penguin Random House. Douglas Mann joined Waterbrook Multnomah as Senior Marketing Manager; he was previously Senior Account Executive at Creative Blue Marketing Agency. Jamie Lapeyrolerie will join as Marketing Manager on August 15; she was previously Marketing Coordinator at Zeno Imaging.

Mark Budde will join Lerner Universal Corporation as EVP of operations in mid-August; he was previously VP of operations at Miratec Systems.

At B&T Global Publishers Services, Chitra Bopardikar is the new VP and General Manager; she was previously VP of international sales and business development at Perseus. Michael Abbott joins as Director of Sales and Marketing (Europe, Middle East, & Africa) and as Director of New Business Development. He was most recently Group Sales and Marketing Director (Europe, Middle East, Africa, Latin America, Caribbean) at Random House.

At Macmillan, Devi Pillai joined Tor as Associate Publisher; she was previously Editorial Director at Orbit. Diana Gill is to join Tor/Forge as Executive Editor; she was previously Executive Editor at Berkley’s Ace and Roc imprints. Melissa Zar joined Macmillan Children’s as Marketing Manager; she was previously a marketing manager at Random House Children’s. Sarah Bowlin is leaving Henry Holt where she worked as Senior Editor.

At agencies…Jemima Forrester will join David Higham Associates as Literary Agent in mid-September; she was previously Editor at Orion Publishing Group. Laura Spieller joined TriadaUS as Assistant Literary Agent; she was previously an assistant to the children’s scout at Mary Anne Thompson Associates. Penny Moore joined Empire Literary as Agent with a focus on YA; she was previously an agent at FinePrint Literary Management. Hannah Fergesen joined KT Literary as Agent for speculative adult, young adult, and middle grade fiction; she was previously Literary Assistant at Trident Media Group. At Gotham Ghostwriters, Brooke Carey joined as Chief Matchmaking Officer; she will oversee the agency’s searches and their network of writers. She was previously Editor at Gotham. Janet Reid joined New Leaf Literary & Media as Director of Literary Development and Agent; she was previously Agent at FinePrint Literary Management. Publishing attorney Susan Spann has joined Donaghy Literary Group as Contracts Manager.

Ursula Cary left Rodale Books, where she worked as Senior Editor, to pursue a career as a freelance editor and writer.

Jen Adams joined Sounds True as Freelance Editor; she was previously Editor at Gibbs Smith and Quark Books.

Carolyn Cox joined Open Road as Editor of The Alt, a forthcoming website for lovers of sci-fi and fantasy; she was previously Editor at The Mary Sue. Rachel Chou is leaving her job as General Manager, Chief Content Officer.

Andrew Yackira left his job as Editor at Tarcher Perigee to found Pigasus Books, a writing and publishing consultancy.

Courtney Nobile joined Basic Books as Assistant Director of Publicity; she previously worked as Public Relations Specialist at Fortier.

In children’s, Regina Flath joined Random House Children’s as Senior Designer; she was previously Senior Designer at Simon & Schuster Children’s. Jaclyn Whalen joined as Designer; she was previously Design Associate at Vintage/Anchor . . .Tara Shanahan joined Houghton Mifflin Harcourt Children’s as Senior Publicity Manager; she was previously Senior Publicist at Penguin Random House . . . Crystal McCoy joined Little Bee Books as Senior Publicist; she was previously Senior Account Executive at B/HI . . . Ed White joined Highlights for Children as Manager of Retailing Planning and Allocation; he was previously Manager of Inventory Planning and Analysis for the Hudson Group. Joanne Lee joined Little, Brown Children’s as Graphic Designer for the Creative Services department; she was previously Designer at McGraw-Hill Education.

Wren Hanks joined The Experiment as Associate Publicist; they were previously Associate Editor at Sundress Publications.

Annie Stone joined BookBub as Account Manager; she was previously Editor at Alloy Entertainment.

David Dissanayakeas joined Oni Press as Sales Manager; he was previously Director of Sales and Marketing at Magnetic Press.

Matt Wise has joined Adaptive Studios as the Vice President of Publishing and Literary Development. He was previously the Director of Publishing for Blumhouse Books. Read More »

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Columbia Publishing Course Super-Grad 2016

By PT Editors

August 15, 2016

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As ever, this year’s Columbia Publishing Course (formerly the Radcliffe Publishing Course) Graduates are a remarkable group. Per our tradition here at Publishing Trends, we’ve put together one preternaturally talented graduate profile from the most interesting parts of the biographies of this year’s graduates. With the exception of some connecting phrases, the words are the students’ own.

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Typical Columbia Publishing Grad wants more than anything to try everything. Given her name by a figure in her father’s dream, Publishing Course Grad grew up in a little blue house in Edgewood, Washington, with three sisters and a bunny named Celine Dion. Equal parts literary zealot and hip-hop enthusiast, she became a logophile at the age of ten with a brief stint in the competitive Scrabble world. Publishing Grad was a classical dancer for thirteen years and acquired a second-degree black belt at age fourteen; she is now a certified instructor of tricking, a sport that combines martial arts, gymnastics, and breakdancing. Growing up in a Russian-speaking home led to an enjoyment of literature in translation, and her affinity for performance poetry and her ability to memorize rap lyrics testify to her attention to detail and obsession with finding the exact bon mot. Although she speaks softly, Publishing Grad transforms into a powerful and passionate singer on the stage. She spent many years singing alto in a choir, with which she performed at the Vatican. By the time she was seventeen she had traveled to all the continents except Antarctica (it’s next on her list).

After a combination of homeschooling and parochial school, Publishing Grad matriculated a year early from the University of Minnesota. While attending college, she lived in a castle in the Netherlands for three months, affording her the opportunity to meet a Benedictine nun wielding a chainsaw. When she wasn’t studying for her bachelor’s degree in English, she was managing a café, singing in a band, and working for a college radio station as a DJ. She also interned at the National Book Foundation, where she assisted with the 2015 National Book Awards submissions and social media, and at Mighty Writers, where she transcribed interviews with prominent black disc jockeys of the 1970s for a radio documentary on their cultural influence. As an undergraduate, she organized three TEDx conferences and volunteered at a San Francisco jail facilitating a theater and storytelling workshop.

Following graduation, Publishing Grad apprenticed with the Juilliard School’s professional apprenticeship program in the paint department, then freelanced as a scenic artist in New York City. She now runs a freelance editorial service. In her free time, she runs marathons and maintains her status as a favorite aunt. Publishing Grad completes the New York Times Sunday crossword long distance with her mother. She currently volunteers for The Torist, the first literary journal of the deep Web, and eagerly awaits the day when she can purchase Hamilton tickets.

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To find out more about seeing participants’ resumes (or to read the real biographies) please contact Columbia Publishing Course Assistant Director, Stephanie Chan at (212) 854-9775 or swc37 at Columbia dot edu.

New York’s other major summer publishing course, New York University’s Summer Publishing Institute, celebrated its 38th year this summer. To learn more about NYU’s eligible grads or about the program, contact Executive Director Andrea Chambers at (212) 992-3226 or andrea.chambers at nyu dot edu.

Posted in Featured Articles • Tagged Andrea Chambers, Columbia Publishing Course, Julliard School, Mighty Writers, National Book Awards, National Book Foundation, New York Times, NYU, Radcliffe Publishing Course, Stephanie Chan, The Torist

Spotlight on Conferences

By PT Editors

August 10, 2016

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If it seems like there is a new conference every month, there’s a fairly simple explanation: Conferences provide revenue streams at a time when many legacy businesses are struggling for growth. Nielsen is looking for ways to promote and monetize its data collection; Publishers Weekly is reaching new audiences in its partnership with NYU; and existing conference sponsors and developers continue to seek out new topics and audiences to diversify their business models. Below, some of the conferences that are launching and evolving:

There are those conferences that already have their routines well-established, like bookseller favorite ABA Winter Institute, though their commitment to moving the location of the meeting keeps the event fresh. The Institute will be January 27-30 this year, this time in Minneapolis, MN, where the threat of difficult travel weather could rival the problems of Kansas City three years ago. But the need to vary locations so as to support booksellers from different regions is integral to the Institute’s mission. As for timing, ABA seems to be sticking with what has worked for them most recently with a January date. Not only does this have minimal conflicts with other meetings, but it is also early enough for publishers to be able to significantly impact the books they are trying to “make.”

ABA also launched the ABC Children’s Institute four years ago in the summer, and originally they thought to locate it near another event so in 2016, it was held in Orlando just before the ALA summer meeting there. But in response to feedback from the Children’s Book Council, the event will move to April in 2016 at a time that is more convenient for booksellers. As with the Adult version of the event, the ABA is committed to moving the meeting around each year so as to balance the travel burden for attendees from around the country. The location for 2017 is not yet announced but will be shortly.

There’s also the case of the rotating conference (which is, strictly speaking, a convention), like the BookExpo America, which returned to its previous model of going between Chicago and New York. After staying in New York for the last 7 years at the Javits Center, it spent 2016 at McCormick Place in Chicago, shifting from the end of May to the middle. Perhaps because of the drop in attendees, BEA announced it would be returning to Javits for its next conference, at the more traditional time, May 31-June 2, 2017. No word yet on whether they’ll be going back to Chicago for 2018. Read More »

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International Bestsellers, July 2016

By Samantha Howard

August 1, 2016

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Every month, Publishing Trends runs fiction international bestsellers lists from four territories–France, Germany, Italy, and Spain. This month, our four regular territories are joined by two more: Portugal and Malaysia. Those books that have been published in English are listed with their official English-language title. All others are translated as literally as possible from the original. Where applicable, the US publisher is listed after the local publisher, separated by a “/”. The lists are taken from major newspapers or national retailers, which are noted at the bottom of each list.

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People Round-Up, Late July 2016

By PT Editors

July 26, 2016

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Current company President, Sara Domville will leave F + W, where she worked for seventeen years.

Betsy Groban left Houghton Mifflin Harcourt where she worked as Senior VP and Publisher of children’s books.

Deb Brody, the current Executive Editor at William Morrow/HarperCollins, will join Houghton Mifflin Harcourt as Editorial Director (lifestyle and culinary) on July 18. Also, Cheryl Dickemper is joining Houghton Mifflin Harcourt as National Sales Manager. She was previously Director of Content Acquisitions at Booksource.

Following the acquisition of Perseus, Mike Heuer, Executive Director of Field Sales, is leaving Hachette Book Group. VP of National Accounts Maha Khalil and National Account Manager James Chan will leave Perseus at the end of the year.

Cliff Manko joined Beacon Press as CFO. He was previously SVP of finance for the Higher Education Group at Houghton Mifflin Harcourt.

Sherry Beck Paprocki is to take over as Board President of the American Society of Journalists and Authors. She is also President at R.S. Rock Media, Inc. Milt Toby, author and photographer, is to become Vice President.

Current Graywolf Press Publisher, Fiona McCrae will join the National Book Foundation board of directors.

Doug Reil is to step down as Executive Director and Publisher at North Atlantic Books; Tim McKee, who was Director of Publishing, will serve as Interim Publisher.

The current Editor in Chief at ExpressEdit, Carl Lennertz will join the Children’s Book Council and Every Child A Reader as Executive Director in August. Previously he was Executive Director of World Book Night U.S.

At agencies…Paula Canal joined Indent Literary Agency as Agent and Foreign Rights Director. She has been the Foreign Rights Manager at Anagrama and will continue to handle foreign rights for the company from her position at Indent. Previously Managing Director of Egmont USA, Andrea Cascardi joined Transatlantic Agency as Agent, where she worked before her post at Egmont. Rich Pascocello joined Glass Literary Management as Agent. He was previously VP, executive director of marketing, at Penguin Random House. Cathryn Summerhayes will join Curtis Brown UK as Agent in September. She comes from William Morris Endeavor where she has worked as Literary Agent.

Alexis Kirschbaum will join Bloomsbury UK in September as Publishing Director. She currently works as Editorial Director at Penguin Press UK.

Starting in August, Jackie Engel will join Little, Brown Books for Young Readers as VP, Associate Publisher. She was previously VP and Group Sales Director at Penguin Books for Young Readers.

At Simon & Schuster, Sean Manning joined as Senior Editor. He formerly worked as Articles Editor at Popular Mechanics. Michael Strother has joined Harlequin Teen as Editor. He was previously Editor at Simon Pulse/ Simon & Schuster.

Priyanka Krishnan joined William Morrow and the Harper Voyager as Editor. She was previously Associate Editor at Ballantine.

Rachel Poloski joined Random House Children’s as Editor. Previously, she was Associate Editor at Disney Publishing’s Marvel. Juliana Horbachevsky joined the Crown Publishing Group as Senior Publicist. She was previously a publicist at Abrams. Alexandra Morrison was hired as Email Marketing Manager; she was previously Audience/Email Manager for Library Journal. Dan Franklin will leave Penguin Random House UK where he was Digital Publisher.

Zaneta Jung joined Chronicle Books as Assistant Editor. She was previously Assistant Editor for children’s books at Sterling.

Kyle Radler joined Norton as Senior Publicist. He was previously Publicist at Scribner.

At Ten Speed Press, Natalie Mulford was promoted to Senior Marketing and Publicity Manager.

At Scholastic, Rachel Feld joined as Marketing Director. She was previously Marketing Director at Random House Children’s. Jennifer Powell, previously VP of North American Sales at Igloo Books, has joined as Director of Rights & Co-Editions. Stephen Mei joined as Associate Project Manager, Multiplatform Publishing. He was previously Associate Producer at THIS IS POP.

At Bloomsbury, Brittany Mitchell joined as Marketing Assistance. She previously served as Marketing Associate at Holiday House Books.

Jennifer Metzger has joined Insight Editions as Sales Manager. She previously served as Director of Business Development at Mrs. Grossman’s Paper Company and National Sales Manager at both Cedco Publishing and Palm Press.

Matt Mullin joined Ingram’s Lightning Source as Key Accounts Sales Manager. Previously, he worked as Sales Director at The Reading Room.

Jeremy Matthews is joining MIT Press as Acquisitions Editor for the physical sciences, engineering, and math. He was most recently Books Editor at the American Institute of Physics.

Courtney Andree joined Yale University Press as Publicist; she was previously a postdoctoral fellow at Washington University in St. Louis.

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