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People Round-Up, Early October 2022

October 6, 2022

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PEOPLE At Macmillan, CFO Dan Schwartz will leave the company on October 14. Holt VP and Executive Director of Publicity Pat Eisemann is retiring on December 2. Arriel Vinson joins Holt as Marketing Manager, having worked previously as Marketing Coordinator for Catapult/Counterpoint/Soft Skull Press. Jazz Key joins Macmillan as Associate Sales Manager, Special Markets, and…Continue Reading

Posted in Book View • Tagged Abraham Associates, Abrams, ACM Kids & Illustration, Adefisayo Adeyeye, Adrian Zackheim, Adriana Dominguez, Aevitas Creative Management, Aladdin, Alex Primiani, Alex Quill, Alexis Colón-Philabaum, Algonquin Young Readers, Alice Mesjak, Aliya Burke, Alyssa Weinberg, Amanda Crimarco, Amanda Mulholland, American Psychological Association Publishing, America’s Test Kitchen Kids, Amy Collins, Andrea Brown Literary Agency, Andrew Nguyen, Andrews McMeel Publishing, Ariele Fredman, Arriel Vinson, Ashley Herzig, Association of American Publishers, Astra Publishing, Atria, Avid Reader Press, Baker & Taylor Publisher Services, Benjie Reyes, Berrett-Koehler Publishers, Bloomsbury, Brandi Stewart, Bria Sandford, Brianna Yamashita, Brigham and Women’s Hospital, Broadside, Caitlin Morrow, Caitlin O'Shaughnessy, Callisto Media, Carleen Madigan, Caroline Bonin, Caroline Pallotta, Catapult, Changing Hands, Chelsea Lee, Cider Mill Press, Claire Kelley, Clare O’Rourke, Conor Mintzer, Counterpoint, Dan Schwartz, Danielle Prielipp, Dark Horse Comics, David Brown, Dawn Durante, Debbie Gershenowitz, Diane Landolf, Diane Landolf Editorial, Emily Arzeno, Emily Bestler Books, Emily Varga, Emma Taussig, Esin Coskun, Falon Kirby, Farrar Straus & Giroux, Flatiron, Fortress Press, FSB Associates, Gail Brussel, Gallery Books, George Washington University, Gersh Agency, Gracie Mercado, Gregory Brandenburgh, Grigory Tovbis, Hampton Roads, Hana Park, Hannah Rivera, Harper, Harper Business, Harper Design, Harper Wave, HarperCollins, HarperCollins Focus, Harvard University Press, Helen Healey, Hello!Lucky, Holmgard Press, Holt, Independent Publishers Group, Ingram Content Group, Ingram Publisher Services, Ingrid Carabulea, Insight Editions, Jazz Key, Jeff Barton, Jeff VanderMeer, Jenn Gonzalez, Jeremy Armer, Jim Shriver, Joe Veltre, Jon Yaged, Jonathan M. Walker, Joshua Judd Porter, Kayla Tostevin, Kayleigh Webb, Keely Boeving, Kelly Lonesome, Kevin Anderson & Associates, Kirby Sandmeyer, Kneerim & Williams, Kristin Bartelme, Lara Jones, Lashanda Anakwah, Lauren Castner, Lauren McNamara, Leah Wasielewski, Lindsey Hall, Lisa Bonvissuto, Lisa Quach, Little Bee Books, Little Simon, Lost Horse Press, Lucille Rettino, Lucy Nalen, Lynx House Press, Mackenzie Hickey, Macmillan, Madeline Haupt, Mango Publishing, Marble Press, Marc Resnick, Margaret McElderry Books, Margarita Carillo, Marty Gosser, Mary Moates, Marya Pasciuto, Matt Mich, Maxwell Smith, Megan Rudloff, Melissa Posten, Meri Croft, Metropolitan Books, Michelle Malonzo, Minotaur, Molly Birnbaum, Molly Woolbright, Morgan Maple, mtv books, Nan Rittenhouse, Niki Papadopoulos, Oliver Dougherty, Oni Press, Page Street Kids, Paige Lytle, Pat Eisemann, Paul Sleven, Penguin Press, Penguin Random House Publisher Services, Perseus Books Group, Portfolio, Quickthorn Press, Random House Children's, Readerlink, Rebecca Carlisle, Rebecca Lang, Red Wheel Weiser, Resilient Hedgehog, Rick Richter, Rob Denney, Roxanne Hagy, Royal Botanic Garden Edinburgh, Ryan Hemmer, Saba Sulaiman, Sabrina Young, Saga Press, Sally Richardson, Salt Desert Media Group, Samantha Denney, Samantha Zukergood, Sarah Khalil, Sarah Modlin, Sarah N. Fisk, Sasquatch Books, Scribner, Sean Manning, Sentinel, Seven Stories, Simon & Schuster, Simon & Schuster Speakers Bureau, Simon Element, Simon Pulse, Simon Spotlight, Soft Skull Press, Sourcebooks, St. Martin's Press, St. Martin’s Publishing Group, Step by Step, Steph Stilwell, Stephanie Frerich, Storey Publishing, Talcott Notch Literary, Tara Lehmann, Ten Speed Press, Thad for Arts, The Novel Neighbor, The TJX Companies, The Word A Storytelling Sanctuary, Thesis, Tim Golden, Tim McAdoo, Tobias Literary Agency, Tor Publishing Group, Trafalgar Square Publishing, Triangle Square, Tyrinne Lewis, Tzipora Baitch, University of North Carolina Press, University of Pittsburgh Press, University of Texas Press, University of Washington Press, Washington State University, Wednesday Books, Will Masami Hammell, WordServe Literary, Workman, Workman Calendars, Workman Kids, Yale University Press

Book View, May 2005

May 1, 2005

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PEOPLE April began with the front page NYT story about Judith Regan’s move to LA – a story whose significance is still somewhat unclear. Then real news came of Scholastic‘s Barbara Marcus leaving in June and being succeeded by Disney‘s Lisa Holton. Changes at Rodale include the just announced resignation of Amy Rhodes, Publisher of…Continue Reading

Posted in Book View • Tagged Alison Rich, Allyn Johnston, Amy Rhodes, Artisan, Atria, B&N Publishing, Baker & Taylor, Ballantine, Barbara Marcus, Berkley, Bloomsbury USA, Borders, Brenda Bowen, Candlewick, Carlo DeVito, Catherine Daly, Cathy Lee Gruhn, Chris Min Park, Chris Pavone, Clarkson Potter, Cleveland Clinic Press, Creative Culture, Curtis Brown, David Brown, David Drake, David Roth-Ey, Debra Goldstein, Disney, Doubleday, Ecco, Elisabeth Dyssegaard, Elizabeth Van Doren, Ellen Geiger, Ellen Stamper, Emi Battaglia, Emily Brenner, Emily Takoudes, Flying Point Press, Frances Goldin Literary Agency, FSG, Gail Fortune, Greenburger, Harcourt, Harper Festival, HarperCollins, InStyle, Jane Comins, Jeanette Lawson, Jeanne Mosure, Jennifer DeFilippi, Jennifer Gonzalez, Jennifer Romanello, Jeremy Katz, Jim Conlin, John Glusman, John Talbot, John Whalen, Jon Anderson, Jonathan Burnham, Judith Regan, Kate Medina, Kathryn Court, Kathy Dawson, Kathy Schneider, Katie Wainwright, Larry D. Chilnick, Laura Nolan, Lee Boudreaux, Levy Home, Lisa Holton, Louisa Ermelino, Louise Braverman, Louise Rice, Lynn Waggoner, Margot Schupf, Mariska Van Aalst, Mark Maxwell, Mary Ann Naples, Mary Ellen Curley, Melnick and Myer Books, Michael Sullivan, Miramax, Morrow/Avon, Natural History magazine, NBNKids, Paint Chip, Patricia Kelly, Penguin, Peter McCarthy, Plume, Random House, Rodale, Roundtable Press, Rugged Land, Running Press, S&S, Sally Wood, Scholastic, Smithsonian Books, Stephen Morrison, Steve Pace, Susan Berg, Suzanne Herz, T.J. Kellerher, The Talbot Fortune Agency, Triangle Awards, Viking, Walter Foster, Washington Square Press, Workman

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