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Book View, November 2002

November 1, 2002

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PEOPLE Change is the constant in publishing at the moment: Bookspan cut its staff by about a dozen people, including longtimers Norm Schneider, VP Marketing, and Nancy Whitin, who oversaw the Specialty Clubs, including The Good Cook, History, Crafters, Country Homes, Military, Stage & Screen, Mystery Guild, etc. Natalie Chapman has been named VP, Publisher,…Continue Reading

Posted in Book View • Tagged Agora Media, Al Silverman, Alan Smagler, Alan Wheey, Ali/Frazier, Andrea David Pinckney, Andreas Brown, Atheneum, Audio Renaissance, Beliefnet.com, Bill Boedeker, Black Dog & Leventhal, Bloomsbury USA, Bookspan, Brown, Business 2.0, Carol Roeder, Chris Knutsen, Christine McNamara, Christopher Lehmann-Haupt, Clifton Fadiman Medal for Excellence in Fiction, Columbia Journalism School, comScore, Creative Homeowner Press, Daisy Maryles, David Ford, David Naggar, Don Weisberg, Doubleday Broadway, Ecco Press, Edward Whittemore, Endpapers, FSG, Gary Richardson, Gayle Feldman, Gotham Book Mart, Harcourt, Harper SanFrancisco, HarperCollins, Harriett Barton, Harvard Business Review, Holt, Houghton Mifflin, Hyperion Books for Children, Ileene Smith, Interviews With Great Publishers, It's Not Over Till It's Over, Jennifer Barth, Jenny Frost, Jeroboam Wines, Jerusalem Quartet, Jill Bernstein, Karen Rinaldi, Kate Folkers, Larry Ashmead, Lifetime Magazine, Little, Liza Baker, Maria Modugno, Mark Bryant, Mark Tauber, Marvin Taylor, Mary Beth Roche, McGraw-Hill, Megan Tingley, Men's Journal, Merchantile Library, Meredith, Michael Palgon, Michael Pietsch, Mickey Maudlin, Molly Lyons, Nancy Whitin, Natalie Chapman, National Book Awards, Nick Hornby, Norm Schneider, Old Earth Books, Peter Mayer, Phyllis Fogelman, Quarto Publishing, Quin's Shanghai Circus, Riverhead, Robert Allen, Roxanne Coady, S&S Children's, Scholastic, Scribner, SELF, Small Press Center, St. Martin's, Stephen Hanselman, Steve Kasdin, Susan Katz, Susan Weinberg, Suzy Wetlaufer, Time Inc., Tom McCormack, Tom Stewart, Tom Wallace, Wendy Carlton, Wiley, Will Kiester, Women's Media Group, Zonderkidz

International Fiction Bestsellers

October 1, 2000

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Frankfurt Forecast St. Martin’s ‘Starting Over,’ Harcourt’s ‘Algorithm,’ Plus Hansel and Gretel in Germany When the Buchmesse opens its doors on October 18, what are Sub. Rights Directors planning to pull out of their book bags as they cozy up to editors from Europe and beyond? Herewith, a sampling from some of the major players:…Continue Reading

Posted in Featured Articles • Tagged A Hole in the Universe, A Man's Journey to Simple Abundance, Albert Speer, Alice Randall, Amelie Nothomb, Amir Aczel, An Ocean Apart, Aristotle's Children, Benedict Spinoza, Bob Woodward, Brenda Segel, Carol Higgins Clark, Daniel Schacter, Dava Sobel, Deck the Halls, Don Brownlee, Ecco Press, Eminem, Eric Lax, fen Montaigne, Fermat's Last Theorem, Fred Reiken, Frederic Beigheder, Free Press, Frida Strindberg, Gail Tsukiyama, George V. Higgins, Harcourt, HarperCollins, Harvey Seifter, Houghton Mifflin, Ian Tattersall, Jack Lemmon, Jack Macrae, Jacquelyn Mitchard, James Brady, Jane Goodall, Jimmy Carter, Just for Fun, K.C. Cole, Kathy Reich, Kissinger, Linus Torvalds, Lost Legends of New Jersey, Lynn Schooler, Mark Beckoff, Mark Danner, Mary Higgins Clark, Metropolitan Book, Miramax, My Father's Daughter, New Directions, Oliver Sacks, On The Night Plain, Peter Duffy, Peter Economy, Peter Ward, Richard Rubenstein, Robin Pilcher, S&S, Sarah Ban Breathnach, Scott Ventrella, Scribner, St. Martin's, Stan Williams, Starting Over, Stephen Ambrose, Stephen Cannell, Surviving Galeras, The Advent of the Algorithm, The Artist's Wife, The Blue Bear, The Brothers Bielsky, The Ends of the World, The Mold in Dr. Florey's Coat, The Monkey in the Mirror, The New Yorker, The Power of Positive Thinking in Business, The Riddle of the Compass, The Seven Sins of Memory, The Tin Collector, The Wind Done Gone, Times Books, Tina Sinatra, Warning of the War

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