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People Roundup, Mid-April 2012

April 13, 2012

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PEOPLE Chris Barba will retire as executive VP, sales for Hachette Books Group after 33 years with the company. Meanwhile, Evan Schnittman, newly named EVP, Chief Marketing and Sales Officer, officially starts on May 7. Stephen Morrison has left Penguin to become VP Publisher of Picador, succeeding Frances Coady. He reports to Jonathan Galassi and Stephen Rubin. Meanwhile, Patrick Nolan has been promoted to VP, Editor-in-chief and Associate Publisher at Penguin Books, reporting to Kathryn Court. He…Continue Reading

Posted in Book View • Tagged Adam Silverman, Alan Harvey, Amazon Publishing, Amy Baker, Anwesha Basu, Barney Rosset, Bloomsbury, Cambridge University Press, Chris Barba, Evan Schnittman, Frances Coady, FSG, G. P. Putnam’s Sons, Geoffrey Burn, Hachette Books Group, HarperCollins, Henry Holt, Houghton Mifflin Harcourt, Hyperion, It Books, Jonathan Galassi, Kathryn Court, Katy Hershberger, Kevin Callahan, Kroberger, Laura Keefe, Lisa Sharkey, Maggie Sivon, Matt Harper, Nicholas Courage, Niko Pfund, Open Road Integrated Media, Oxford University Press, Pam Roman, Patrick Nolan, Penguin, Peter Bohan, Picador, Rizzoli, Ron Hussey, Ryan Chapman, Sarah Rucker, Stanford University Press, Stephen Morrison, Stephen Rubin, Sterling, Tara Weikum, Timothy Travaglini, Workman Publishing

People Roundup, April 2012

By PT Editors

April 2, 2012

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PEOPLE Evan Schnittman is joining Hachette Book Group on May 7 in a new executive position of EVP, Chief Marketing and Sales Officer. He will oversee marketing and sales for all divisions of the company, which includes digital sales and marketing, advertising and promotion, and the market research and analytics group. He has been Managing Director, Group Sales…Continue Reading

Posted in Book View • Tagged Al Zuckerman, Amistad, Amy Berkower, Bloomsbury, Buenos Aires International Book Fair, Carl Raymond, Chip Gibson, Chris Angelilli, Craig Young, Digital Kids, Digital Minds Conference 2012 New Markets: New Models, DK Publishing, Ecco, Evan Schnittman, F&W, Geneva Fair for Books & Press, Golden Books Young Readers Group, Hachette Book Group, HarperCollins, Hudson Street Press, Hyperion, Jessica Napp, John Schoenfelder, Jonathan Kroberger, Karen Rinaldi, Kate Klimo, Kate Travers, Katy Hershberger, Kevin Callahan, Laura Keefe, Lisa Ekus Group, Lisa Sharkey, Little Brown, Liveright, London Book Fair, Mallory Loehr, Marie Coolman, Marysue Rucci, Matt Harper, Media Assets Management Associates, Mulholland Books, Museum Store Association Conference & Expo, Nickelodeon, PEN World Voices Festival, Penguin, Peter Miller, Publishing Trends, Putnam, Random House, Rizzoli, Rodale Books, Scott Rudin, Simon & Schuster, Simon Lipskar, St. Martin's Press, Thomas Dunne, VOICE, Walker Children's, Workman, Writers House

People Roundup, January 2012

By PT Editors

January 1, 2012

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PEOPLE Macmillan President, Brian Napack, has left the company, where he had also served as Chairman and CEO of Scientific American. He will announce plans early in 2012. Also at Macmillan, Kingfisher has hired Brian Buerkle as Associate Publisher, Director of Marketing, replacing Angus Killick who has been named VP, Associate Publisher, Macmillan Children’s. Buerkle…Continue Reading

Posted in Book View, Uncategorized • Tagged 16th Annual Books for a Better Life Awards, Abrams, ALA, Albert Whitman, Alex Logan, Amy Grillo, Angus Killick, Anna Quindlen, Audio Publishers Association, Ben Greenberg, Benetech, Bloomsbury, BookExpo America, Brian Buerkle, Brian Napack, Caldecott, Carrie Thornton, Casey McIntyre, Charles Taylor Prize, Chronicle Books, Clarkson Potter, Coretta Scott King Book Awards, Crown, Dan Lubart, Deborah Aaronson, Dutton, Ecco, Fair Winds Press, Free Press, Golden Books, Grand Central, Hachette, HarperCollins, Hemingway Foundation/PEN Award, Hilary Redmon, It Books, Jennifer Levesque, John Quattrocchi, Josalyn Moran, Josh Marwell, Kaplan, Kate Klimo, Kingfisher, Latoya Smith, Lauren Shakely, Leslie Stoker, Liveright Publishing, Macmillan, Marcy Goot, Marshall Cavendish, Molly Stern, National Book Critics Circle (NBCC) Awards, Newberry, Paul Whitlatch, PEN New England, Penguin, Peter Miller, Public Affairs, Random House, Rodale, Roger Labrie, S&S, Scientific American, Scribner, Shannon Welch, Tessa Shanks, The Museum of Modern Art, Vanessa Mobley, W. W. Norton, Walker, William Kiester, WNBA Pannell Award, Women’s National Book Association, World Book Night US

People Roundup, November 2011

By PT Editors

November 2, 2011

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PEOPLE Ira Silverberg has been named Literature Director at the National Endowment for the Arts. He was most recently an agent at Sterling Lord Literistic. Angus Killick will be joining Macmillan Children’s Publishing Group as VP and Associate Publisher, reporting to Jon Yaged, President of Macmillan Children’s Publishing Group (MCPG). In this newly-created position, Killick…Continue Reading

Posted in Book View, Uncategorized • Tagged AcademicPub, Adam Chromy, Adam Wilson, Alessandra Lusardi, Algonquin Books, American Society of Hematology, Amphoto Books, Angus Killick, Anne-Lise Spitzer, AOL, Artists and Artisans, Barbara Jones, Basic Books, Bess Braswell, Beth Meister, Bloomsbury, Bookish, Brianne Mulligan, Brown Books for Young Readers, Caroline Marks, Carolyn Reidy, Charisse Meloto, Charlie Redmayne, Christopher Davis, Chronicle Books, Clarkson Potter, Connie Hsu, Crown Illustrated, Dani Nadel, David Levithan, Diane Levinson, Don DeLillo, Doubleday, Ecco, Eileen Lawrence, Elda Rotor, Elise Howard, Esther Margolis, Ethan Nosowsky, Ex Libris, Gallery Books, George Gibson, Goddard Riverside, Graywolf, Hachette Book Group, Hal Leonard Performing Arts Publishing Group, Harlequin, HarperCollins UK, Harry Burton, Health Communications, Henry Holt, HuffPo, Hyperion, Innodata Isogen, Ira Silverberg, Jamie Brenner, Jane Friedman, Jason Allen Ashlock, Jeannette Walls, Jeff Dodes, Jen Bergstrom, Jeremy Tescher, Jessica Kingsley, Jive Label Group, John Groton, John Sherer, Jon Yaged, Judy Newman, Karyn Marcus, Kate Sullivan, Kate Tyler, Kathleen Jayes, Katie Monaghan, Kerrie Loyd, Kim Small, Kingfisher, Knopf, Lara Heimert, Little, Liz Hartman, Luna, Macaulay Honors College, Macmillan Children’s Publishing Group, Madison Smartt Bell, Marcus Holloway, Maria Dominguez, Matt Weiland, McEvoy Group, McSweeney’s, Meredith, Michael Cairns, Michele Matrisciani, Mira, Movable Type Literary Group, Movable Type Management, Movable Type Media, NAIPR, Nan Graham, Nancy Miller, Nation Books, National Book Network, National Endowment for the Arts, National Geographic Books, Newmarket Press, Nicole Kuritsky, Nina Hoffman, Norm Kraus, Open Road, Pan Macmillan, Pantheon, Pat Johnson, Paul Hendrickson, Paulo Lemgruber, Penguin, Perseus, Pocket Books, Potter Craft, Potter Style, Pottermore, Princeton Architectural Press, Publicis Modem, Publishers Lunch, Rica Allannic, Rizzoli, Robert Rooney, Rodale, RoyaltyShare, S&S, Sasha Illingworth, Schocken, Scholastic, Scribner, Sean Concannon, SharedBook, Sonnet Media, Sony Music, St. Martin’s, Stephen King, Sterling Lord Literistic, Steve Grady, Steve Scott, Susan Moldow, Suzanne Herz, Teen, The Book Report Network, The Center for Fiction, The Overlook Press, Thomas Dunne Books, Tiphanie Yanique, Tom Burke, Tony Chirico, Victoria Tisch, Viking, VOICE, W. W. Norton, Watson-Guptill, Westview Press, Wolters Kluwer, Words Without Borders

The Agent-Publisher Business Model: New Approaches to ePublishing Solutions

By PT Editors

October 2, 2011

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Lately, it seems as if you can’t read a daily or a blog without some commentary or announcement about literary agents who are now offering epublishing services (including the recently announced Trident E-Book Operations). Many agencies are creating publishing arms, and the concept has long been an issue, ever since Richard Curtis was drummed out…Continue Reading

Posted in Featured Articles, Uncategorized • Tagged Acorn, Alexei Leonov, Amazon, Argo Navis, Association of Authors' Representatives, Barnes & Noble, Bedford Square Books, Bloomsbury, Charlie Campbell, Chelynne, Constellation, David Scott, Diversion Books, e-reads, Ed Victor Ltd, Edna O’Brien, Gail Hochman, Goldfarb & Associates, INscribe Digital, J. K. Rowling, Jason Allen Ashlock, Kent Harrington, Laura Dail, Liza Dawson, Mark Hutchinson, Marly Rusoff, Marly Rusoff Literary Agency, Mike Leach, MintRight, Movable Type Literary Group, Nancy Yost, Nook, Open Road, Perseus, Philip Spitzer Literary Agency, Publishers Weekly Hardcover Nonfiction Bestseller List, Rabbi Gabrielle, Red Jungle, Richard Curtis, Robyn Carr, Roger Herst, Scott Waxman, Swing Your Sword, Tales for the Telling, The Knight Agency, The New York Times Bestseller List, Trident E-Book Operations, Two Sides of the Moon, Vook, Waxman Literary Agency

People Roundup, July 2011

By PT Editors

July 1, 2011

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PEOPLE John Glusman, who was Executive Editor at Crown, has been named VP andEditor-in-Chief at Norton, replacing Star Lawrence, who will remain Vice Chairman and become Editor at Large. Fodor Publisher Tim Jarrell is leaving the company, as a result of a reorganization announced by Nina von Moltke, VP Digital Publishing Development. He may be…Continue Reading

Posted in Book View • Tagged Albert Whitman, Allan Kornblum, Allison Myers Underwood, Alpha Books, Amanda d’Acierno, Amazon, Arabella Bowen, Ashmead Award, Atria Books, Becker & Mayer!, BISG, Bloomsbury, Bonnie Bader, Borders, Bruce Nichols, Business Editor, Carl Raymond, Chelsea Lindman, Chris Fischbach, Claribel Vasquez, CLMP, Coffee House Press, Crown, DC Comics, DK, Dorothee Walliser, Eamon Dolan, Egmont USA, Elisa Petrini, ESPN, F+W Media, Filipacchi Publishing, Fodor, Frankfurt Book Fair, Gabe Habash, Gayley Avery, Grosset & Dunlap/PSS!, Guideposts Books, Hachette, HarperCollins, Harriette Dorsen, Hearst, Holger Volland, Houghton Mifflin Harcourt, Inkwell, Jacqueline Deval, Jamie Wilkinson, John Glusman, Joy Dallenegra-Sanger, Justin Mitchell, Justina Batchelor, Kaplan Bar Review, Katherine Tegen Books, Katie Finch, Knopf Doubleday, Kristin Ostby, Lauren Naefe, Lauren Shekari, Leah Wasielewski, Lori Benton, Macmillan, Mary Ellen Owens, Michele Cloutier, Mike Merrill, Molly O’Neill, Natalia Dextre, National School Climate Council, New Video, Nicholas Ellison Agency, Nico Medina, Nina von Moltke, Norton, Odyl, Open Road, Paul Crichton, Paul Dinas, Penguin, Publishers Launch, Publishers Weekly, Rachel Chou, Rachel Zugschwert, Random House, Raquel Jaramillo, Reader’s Digest, Samantha Goldman, Sandy McCormick Hill, Sarah Dickman, Scholastic, Scott Moyers, Scribner, Shameiza Ally, Simon & Schuster, Simone Parham, Skip Dye, Star Lawrence, Stephanie swane, Steve Kasdin, Susan Golomb Agency, Tim Jarrell, Touchstone, Weinstein Books, Whitney Frick, Words Without Borders, Workman, Yale Publishing Course, Zev Birger

People Roundup, May 2011

By PT Editors

May 4, 2011

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People Steve Wasserman has joined Yale University Press as Executive Editor-at-Large, General Interest books. He remains with Kneerim & Williams as a literary agent. He was previously Literary Editor of the LA Times and Editorial Director of Times Books. Literary agent David Hale Smith has joined Inkwell Management, bringing his own list with him. He…Continue Reading

Posted in Uncategorized • Tagged Adam Rothberg, Aileen Boyle, Al Greco, Alexandra Machinist, Allison Malec, Alloy Entertainment, Alpha Books, Alyse Diamond, Amanda Walker, Andrea Welch, Andrew Stanley, Andrews McMeel, Anna McKean, Anne Kubeck, Arcade, B&N.com, Ballantine Bantam Dell, Barnes & Noble, Barry Eisler, Beach Lane, Berkley, Bertelsmann, Betty Wong, Black Dog & Leventhal, Bloomsbury, Borders, Brent Howard, Caitlin Harpin, Carson-Dellosa, Catholic University of America Press, Charlie Redmayne, Christine Edwards, Christine Schillig, Chronicle, Claire von Schilling, Copyright Clearance Center, Courtney Greenhalgh, Crown, Crown Archetype, David Hale Smith, David Rosenthal, Del Rey/Spectra, DK Publishing, Dominick Anfuso, Douglas Amrine, Dutton, Dyana Messina, Ebooks Go Global, Ed Schlesinger, Editions Didier Millet, Emilia Pisanihas, Free Press, Gallery/Pocket, Getty Museum, Greg Britton, Hachette, IBPA Publishing University, Ingram Content Group, InkWell Management, INscribe, Janklow & Nesbit, Jeanette Seaver, Jennifer Robbins, Jericho, Jesse Feldman, Jillian Ceravolo, Joe Mangan, John Roberts, Johns Hopkins University Press, Judy Courtade, Julie Cepler, Justine Trubey, Karyn Gerhard, Kate Dresser, Kelly Fischbach, Kimberly Boyer, Kirsty Melville, Kneerim & Williams, Kno, Kobo, L.A. Times, Larry Norton, Lauren Spiegel, Leah Miller, Libby McGuire, Linda Chester Literary Agency, Lorraine Shanley, Mark Schoenwald, Market Partners International, Maura O'Brien, Michael Cader, Michael Hyatt, Michael Ross, Michelle Vega, Mike Shatzkin, NAL, Nashville Division, National Book Network, Nihar Malaviya, Nina von Moltke, NookStudy, OpenSky, OverDrive, Owen Laster, Paul Dinas, Penguin, Perseus, Perseus Distribution, Peter Balis, Potter Craft, Publishers Launch Conferences, Random House, Randy Ladenheim-Gil, Rich Freese, Richard Seaver, Rolf Zettersten, Sarah Brievogel, Sarah Malarkey, Scott Shannon, Sean Boyles, Selina Meere, Simon & Schuster, Skip Prichard, Skyhorse Publishing, Sony Music Entertainment, St. Martin's, Stacy Creamer, Stefanie Rosenblum, Steve Wasserman, Stuart Applebaum, Sydney Tanigawa, Thames & Hudson UK, Thomas Nelson, Times Books, Touchstone, Trevor Lipscombe, Victoria Craven, Walker, Wendy Grisham, Wiley, Yale Publishing Course, Yale University Press

People Roundup, March 2011

By PT Editors

March 1, 2011

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PEOPLE Richard Rhorer has been named Associate Publisher of Simon & Schuster, reporting to Jonathan Karp. Previously he was Director of Digital Business Development at Macmillan. . . . Sally Kim joined Touchstone on March 7 as Editorial Director, reporting to VP, Publisher Stacy Creamer. Kim was Executive Editor of the Harper imprint at HarperCollins….Continue Reading

Posted in Uncategorized • Tagged Alessandro Bompieri, Allison Risko, Artisan, Atria, Ballantine Bantam Dell, Barbara Marcus, Barnes & Noble, Basic Books, becker&mayer!, Ben Steinberg, Betty Woodmancy, Bloomsbury, Books for a Better Life Awards, Brad Parsons, Brandon Proia, Brett Sandusky, Brian McLendon, Brianne Beers, Candlewick, Caroline Sun, Clara Platter, David Shanks, Dr. Nancy Snyderman, Edwina Lui, Elizabeth Eulberg, Emily Bestler, Emily Bestler Books, Farrin Jacobs, Frank Rubino, Free Press, Gene Taft, Grand Central, Greenleaf Book Group, HarperCollins, Harry Scherman Award, Heather Rizzo, Hilsinger-Mendelson, Houghton Mifflin Harcourt, Howard, Hyperion/Voice, Iris DeBlasi, Jamie Raab, Jennifer Smith, Jessica Schmidt, John Oakes, Jonathan Franzen, Jonathan Karp, Justin Chanda, Kaplan, Karen Chaplin, Karen Fink, Kelly Leonard, Kerry Donovan, Kim Hovey, Kirkus Media, Len Riggio, Lia Ronnen, LibreDigital, Lindsay Jones, Lindsey Schwoeri, Little Brown, Macmillan, Marco Ausenda, Margaret Atwood, Maria Campbell, Mary McCagg, Mary Pender-Coplan, Massimo Turchetta, Maureen Girkins, Meg LaBorde Kuehn, Melcher Media, Michael Connolly, Millicent Bennett, Mina Park, Mondadori, NAL, Nan Graham, Nielsen BookScan, Noah Eaker, O'Reilly Tools of Change, OR Books, Peter Borland, Princeton University Press, PublicAffairs, Puffin, Quirk Books, Rachel Wasdyke, Random House, Random House Speakers Bureau, RCS Group, RCS Libri, Regnery, Richard Rhorer, Ron Charles, Sally Brock, Sally Kim, Sarah Branham, Sarah Landis, Scott MacDonald, Scribner, Shauna Summers, Shayna Webb, Simon & Schuster, Stacy Creamer, Stephanie swane, Stephenie Meyer, Sterling, Susan Masry, The City, Touchstone, Twelve, UJA-Federation, Union Square Press, Washington Independent Review of Books, Wiley, Will Pesce, Zareen Jaffery, Zondervan

Book View, July 2009

By PT Editors

July 1, 2009

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PEOPLE ROUNDUP Seven people have been laid off from Kaplan, including Director of National Accounts, Bill Huelster (who may be reached at bhuelster [at] gmail.com) and Yulia Borodyanskaya, International Sales and Subsidiary Rights (yborodyanskaya [at] yahoo.com). Kaplan is moving the selling responsibility to its distributor, Simon & Schuster, and Mary Dolan, Executive Director of Sales,…Continue Reading

Posted in Book View • Tagged Abrams, Anderson Merchandisers, Anderson News, Andrew Gelman, Andrew Malkin, Angus Killick, Anne Kostick, antitrust, Archaia, Atria, Barnes & Noble Digital, Betty Crocker, Bill Huelster, BJ's, Bloomsbury, BN.com, Bologna Children's Book Fair, BookMasters, BookNet Canada, Cheryl Cramer Toto, Chris Lloreda, Christopher Navratil, Christy Fletcher, copyright, Costco, Dan Crissman, Dan Strone, David Falk, David Groff, David Jost, David Langevin, David Steinberger, David Taylor, Deb Darrock, Dulcinea Media, Dutton, eBay, Endeavor, Erin Cox, Folio Literary Management, Foxpath, FSG, furlough, Globe Pequot, Google Book Search Lawsuit, Greg Mowery, Hachette, HarperCollins, Harvard Business School Press, Hill & Wang, Houghton Mifflin Harcourt, Hudson News, Indigo, Ingram, Ingram Publisher Services, Jake Bauman, Jamie Iannone, Jennifer Farthing, Jim Henson Company, Jim Joseph, Joe LeFavi, Kaplan, Karen Lahey, Kate Travers, Keating Literary, Kids Licensing Forum, KidScreen Summit, Kingfisher, Kroger, Laura Dail, Levy, Lightning Source, Linda Rosenberg, Literary Ventures Fund, Little Brown, Liza Dawson, Lowenstein-Yost, Lucinda Blumenthal, Lynda Wojick, Maria Gagliano, Marina Cambareri, Mark Ouimet, Mary Dolan, Mary Faria, Mary Marotta, Michael Tamblyn, Molly Barton, Nancy Yost, National Book Network, New York Law School, New Yorker, Noah Genner, Overlook Press, Patricia Gauch, Penguin, Perigee, Peter Berens, Peter DeGiglio, Phil Ollila, Philomel, Pillsbury, powerHouse Books, Prentice Hall Press, Random House Publisher Services, Rich Freese, Rich Maggiotto, Rob Weisbach, Rodale, Running Press, Sam's Club, Sanford J. Greenberger Associates, Sanj Kharbanda, Scholastic Marketing Partners, Scott Kerkis, Scott Watrous, Shelf Awareness, Shortcovers, Simon & Schuster, Skip Prichard, Stephanie MacLean, Target, Teri Tobias, Todd Berman, Todd McGarity, Touchstone/Fireside, Trena Keating, Trident Media Group, Walmart, Weinstein, Wiley, William Lynch, Yulia Borodyanskaya, zinio

Beyond the Bazaar

By Katie Lee Hull

February 1, 2009

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Despite its rich literary past, the Arab world today is more often thought of for its culture clashes and political discontent than its potential future as an international hub for book publishing. But with government cooperation and cash flow, it is easier for publishers to move past differences in societal standards and censorship battles to…Continue Reading

Posted in Uncategorized • Tagged Abu Dhabi, Anne Eckert, Arab, Arabic, BBC, Bloomsbury, Claudia Kaiser, CNN, Dubai, Frankfurt, Frankfurt International Book Fair, Hal Fessenden, HarperCollins, HarperCollins UK, international, Penguin, subsidiary rights

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