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Bookview, May 2007

May 1, 2007

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PEOPLE Carl Raymond has been recruited by Scholastic’s Trade president, Lisa Holton, to the newly created position of Director of New Media Projects. He was most recently Adult Publishing Director of DK. HarperCollins Group President Brian Murray announced that Joe Tessitore, President of Collins since 2004, will retire from full-time publishing by November 1. In…Continue Reading

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International Fiction Bestsellers

July 1, 2002

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Sketches of Spain Gala’s Jungle of Love and Aldecoa’s Enigma, Plus Holst’s Uppity Danish Women At the colossal Fnac megastore in Barcelona last month, you had to bushwhack your way past bales of Jean Auel’s The Shelters of Stone — the ubiquitously promoted tome could be had in no less than four separate editions: Catalan,…Continue Reading

Posted in Featured Articles • Tagged A Happy Woman, A Teacher's Story, Agneta Markas, Ake Edwardson, Antonio Gala, Autumn Sonata, Bertelsmann, Bonniers, Caroline Eliacheff, Creative Times, Cristina Mora, Cryptonomicon, Econ/List/Ullstein, Edith Wharton, Einaudi, Erik Juul Clausen, Espadana, Esthi Kunz, Fnac, French Publishers' Agency, Guests in the Garden, Gyldendal, Hanne-Vibeke Holst, Hanserik Tonnheim, Harlan Coben, Heaven Is a Place on Earth, High Heels, Ingmar Bergman, Jean Auel, Josefina Aldecoa, Lattes, Livanis, Madame Bovary, Malmo, Monique DiDonna, Mothers-Daughters: A Three-Way Relationship, Nathalie Heinich, Neal Stephenson, No Se Lo Digas a Nadie, Norstedts, Pedro Almodovar, Planeta, Planeta Prize, Pomegranate Seed, Ray-Gude Mertin, RCS, Real Life, Tell No One, The Crimson Manuscript, The Enigma, The Healer, The Shelters of Stone, Tiden, Turkish Passion

International Fiction Bestsellers

June 1, 2001

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Barbarians at the Gate French Success for Harnum, Boo-Hoo from Sweden, and Mortier Back on Tap in Holland With international lists seemingly locked in place, we cast a glance at a couple of interesting, if less remunerative, deals this month. First off, US agent Rosalie Siegel reports that she has started selling to so-called regional…Continue Reading

Posted in Featured Articles • Tagged Albin Michel, AP Watt, Barbara Schwepcke, Belford, Bonniers, Boo-Hoo: A Dot-com Story from Concept to Catastrophe, Boo.com, Camus, Didier can Cauwelaert, Erik Portanger, Ernst Malmsten, Erwin Mortier, Exile in the Kingdom, France Loisirs, French Publishers' Agency, Gillon Aitken Associates, Hachette, Hardscrabble Press, Harvill, Hodder, Jo Frank, Joanna Rubin Dranger, Kajsa Leander, La Derniere Sentinelle, Linda Michaels, Linda Shaughnessy, Lisa Rounds, Maja Lundgren, Marcel, Marcel Ayme, Mary Kling, Max Films, Meet Me Under the Ombu Tree, Meulenhoff, Miramax, Miss Priss and Her Career, Miss Scaredy-Cat and Love, My Second Skin, One-Way Ticket, Pauvert, Phil Pochoda, Pompeii, Prix Goncourt, Random House, Robert Harnum, Rosalie Siegel, Santa Montefiore, Suhrkamp, Tara Palmer-Tompkinson, The Apparition, The Butterfly Box, The Decline and Fall of the American Empire, The Education of a Fairy, The Siege of Innocence, The Stranger, The Walker-Through-Walls

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