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People Roundup, Mid-March 2012

March 15, 2012

PEOPLE CEO Marcus Leaver is leaving Sterling Publishers to become the new COO of Quarto in the UK, hired by Laurence Orbach, who has announced his retirement. Editorial Director Jason Prince, Executive Editor Nathaniel Marunas and Editors Greg Oviatt and Stuart Miller, VP Operations Kim Brown, and VP Sales Karen Patterson have left Sterling. Theresea Thompson has been promoted to Executive VP at B&N and will be overseeing Sterling. Alexander Star will join Farrar, Straus and…Continue Reading

Posted in Book View • Tagged Abrams, Abu Dhabi International Book Fair, Alexander Star, Amanda Schweitzer, Amazon Publishing, Andrea Au Levitt, Andrea Brown Literary Agency, Angela Tribelli, B&N, Ballantine, Bantam Doubleday Dell Publishing Group, Basic Books, Bill Sinnott, Bill Wright, Billy Kingsland, Blackboard, Boston Globe, Brian Napack, Buenos Aires International Book Fair, Caitlin Graf, Carlo Martinelli, Carmen Johnson, Carolyn Swerdloff, Caryn Wiseman, Cassie Dendurent Nelson, CBS, Chris Grimm, Chrissy Noh, Christine MacNamara, Digital Book World, Digital Kids, Ecco Books, Elinor Lipman, Elizabeth Bewley, Elke Villa, Eric Klopfer, Farrar Straus and Giroux, Gary Goldstein, George Fisher, Globe Pequot Press, Guiness World Records, HarperCollins, Hearst Book Group, Holly Hunnicutt, Hot Key Books, It Books, Janklow & Nesbit Associates, Jason Prince, Jim Johnston, Jinny Kwon, John J. McGurk, John Oakes, John Troubh, Jon Anderson, Julie Christopher, Karen Patterson, Kensington, Kevin Callahan, Kim Brown, Kingfisher UK, Knopf, Kuhn Projects, Kwame Anthony Appiah, Laura Perciasepe, Lauren Monaco, Laurence Orbach, Lexicon Branding, Little Brown Children's, London Book Fair, Lucille Rettino, Macmillan, Marcus Leaver, Martin Biro, Martina Challis, Mary Wowk, Matt Mullin, Matt Pantoliano, Michael Eisner, Michael Morrison, Michelle Montague, Nathaniel Marunis, New York Times Book Review, ngmoco, Nick Van Amburg, NYC & Company, PEN American Center, Peter Godwin, Peter Harper, Pocket Books, Poppy, Prevention Books, Providence Equity Partners, Quarto, Quirk Books, Rachel Bressler, Rakesh Satyal, Random House, Reader's Digest, Regina Hayes, Riverhead Books, Rodale, Ron Chernow, Ruckus Media Group, Russell & Volkening, Sarah Odedina, Simon & Schuster, Sooji Kim, Sterling Publishers, The Park Literary Group, Theresa Thompson, Time Home Entertainment, Victoria Redel, Viking Young Readers, Vuguru, Warner Books, William Morris

The Bookstore Effect: The Saga of the Independent Rep Continues

September 14, 2007

The effects of one independent bookstore closing are felt throughout the delicate ecosystem of publishing, and independent reps are bellwethers for what’s in store for the rest of the industry. When Publishing Trends checked in with commission reps three years ago (see PT Nov 04), the prevailing mood could be called reservedly optimistic. Since then,…Continue Reading

Posted in Uncategorized • Tagged Angie Smits, CDS, Chris Grimm, Chris Kerr, Consortium, Cornell University Press, Frank Fochetta, Globe Pequot, JulieHoward Karel, Matty Goldberg, Michael Watson, Nanci McCrackin, Perseus, PGW, Random House, Rovers Group, Sabrina Bracco, Schaper, Simon & Schuster, Steve Williamson, Stu Abraham, University of North Carolina Press

Book View, August 2004

August 1, 2004

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People Publishers haven’t gotten the memo about summer doldrums, apparently, because this has been a record month for job changes: Phaidon Press announced that Chris North has become MD, working out of its London headquarters. North was most recently at HarperCollins, first in New York and later in Toronto as COO of HarperCollins Canada. Janet…Continue Reading

Posted in Book View • Tagged Amie Munro, Anne Merrow, Atria, Atria Books, Avalon, Ballantine, Bennett, Bethany Patten, Bloomsbury, Broadway, Bulfinch, Carole Baron, Carolyn Saverese, Charles Roberts, Chitra Bopardikar, Chris Grimm, Chris North, Christopher Ondaatie, Crown, Cynthia Good, Debbie Yost, Diana Blough, Dick Spaulding, Gibbs Smith, Harcourt, Harper SanFrancisco, HarperCollins, Houghton Mifflin, Humber College, Ira Silverberg, Jane Friedman, Janet Harris, Jeff Stolzer, Jen Bergstrom, Jennifer Haller, Jennifer Swihart, John Ahern, John Loudon, Judith McCarthy, Justin Loeber, Justin Schwartz, Kate Travers, Kevin Votel, Kim Hovey, Kristin Kiser, Lee Thompson, Libby McGuire, Linda B. Keene, Luke Dempsey, Martin Garbus, Martin Schamus, Maureen Phelan, McGraw-Hill, Michael Kazan, Michele Martin, Michelle Fischer, Michelle Lewy, Myles Thompson, NBN, Nicci Young, Pamela Adler, Peg O'Donnell, PEN, Penguin, Perseus, Peter Mayer, Phaidon Press, Prentice Hall, Publishers Group West, Random, Reader's Digest, Rich Freese, Rick Horgan, Rick Richter, Robin Corey, Rodale, Roger Freet, Ron Davis, Rona Jaffe Foundation, S&S, Sally Marvin, Sanyu Dillon, Scholastic, Seale Ballenger, Sesame Workshop, Simba, Spier, STC, Sterling, Storey, Susanna Phillips, The Overlook Press, Thomas Dunne, Thomson, Time Warner, Tom Perry, Wendy Broad Lazear, Wiley, Workman

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