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People Roundup, February 2014

February 3, 2014

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PEOPLE Larry Kirshbaum will join the Waxman Leavell Literary Agency as a Senior Agent starting February 24, the WSJ reported. Scott Waxman says, “He’ll be an independent agent building his own list like every agent does.” Kirshbaum was an agent for his own firm, LJK Literary Management, between 2005 and mid-2011 before becoming President of Amazon Publishing. (His former colleagues at that agency reconstituted as the Einstein Thompson Agency when Kirshbaum left.)…Continue Reading

Posted in Book View • Tagged 16th National Museum Publishing Seminar, 2014 Festival Neue Literatur, Abu Dhabi International Book Fair, Achieving the Dream, Alex Gigante, Alexis Gargagliano, Amazon Publishing, Amy Kaneko, Anne Savarese, Arnie Wight, ASCI/AAP Joint Meeting, Atavist Books, Atheneum, Baker & Taylor, Bangkok International Book Fair, barnes and noble, Basic Books. Kathy Huck, Beijing International Book Fair, Bent Agency, Beth Vesel, Beth Vesel Literary Agency, Bill Saperstein, Bill Shinker, BISG's Making Information Pay, Bloomberg News, Book Country, Book World Prague, BookExpo America (BEA), Brian Tart, Broadway Books, Brooks Sherman, Bryony Weiss, Cathy Serpico, Christine Dillon, Christy Ottaviano, Christy Ottaviano Books, College Art Association 102nd Annual Conference, Cowan DeBaets Abrahams & Sheppard LLP (CDAS), CUNY Publishing Institute 2014, Current, Dial for Young Readers, Digital Minds Conference, Dutton, Einstein Thompson Agency, Elaine Szewczyk, Esther Bochner, Felicia Frazier, FinePrint Literary Management, FIPP 7th Digital Innovators' Summit, Geneva International Book Fair, George Coe, Gotham/Avery Books, Henry Holt, Houghton Mifflin Harcourt, Humble Bundle, International Christian Retail Show 2014, International Home and Housewares Show, International Reading Association Annual Convention, Irene Goodman Literary Agency, Irene Skolnick, Jaci Updike, Jane Von Mehren, Jim Hilt, Joan DeMayo, John Lawton, Judith Sisko, Julie Black, Justin Hargett, Kara Coughlin, Katya Shannon, Kelley L. Allen, Kirkus Reviews, Kobo, Kristen Golden, LA Festival of the Book, Larry Kirshbaum, Lauren Helman, Lauren Marino, Lauren Spiegel, Lauri Hornik, Laurie Muchnick, Leigh Malach, Linda Zecher, Lippincott Massie McQuilkin, Lisa Johnson, LJK Literary Management, London Book Fair, Macmillan, Macmillan Audio, Macmillan Speakers Bureau, Madeline McIntosh, Marisa Vigilante, Mary Beth Roche, Mary Choteborsky, Megan Newman, Michael Huseby, Michelle Komie, Molly Barton, Museum Store Association Conference and Expo, Namrata Tripathi, National Book Critics Circle, National Book Festival, Nicole Melander, Nook, Norman Lidofsky, Oxford University Press, Patricia Doherty, Penguin, Playcon, Portfolio, PRH, Princeton University Press, PSP 2014 Annual Conference, Random House, Random House Publishing Group, Rob McQuilkin, Rodale, Romance Writers of America Conference, Rose Else-Mitchell, Ruth Esehak-Gillespie, Sanford J. Greenburger Agency, São Paulo Book Fair, Savant Systems, SCBWI 15th Annual Winter Conference, Scholastic, Scott Waxman, Scribner, Sentinel, Simon & Schuster, Social Media Week, Sony, South by Southwest Interactive Festival, St. Martin's Press, State of Maryland International Reading Council (SoMIRAC) Conference, Stephanie Davis, Susan Petersen Kennedy, Taipei international Book Exhibition, The Great American Bargain Book Show (GABBS), The Irene Skolnick Literary Agency, The London Book Fair, Tim Bartlett, Tim McCall, Tokyo International Book Fair, Touchstone, Virginia Festival of the Book, Waxman Leavell Literary Agency, Weldon Owen, Wesleyan University, WH Smith, William Lynch, Worldwide Media Marketplace 2014, WSJ, Yale University Press, Zachary Shuster Harmsworth

Bookview, June 2005

June 1, 2005

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PEOPLE As we move into summer, some job changes include geographic movement, along with the usual hopping across town: Close to home Laurie Rippon, Publisher of CollinsDesign, is leaving HarperCollins effective July 31. She may be contacted through the company until then. Meanwhile, Steve Wasserman, fresh from his LA Times gig, is once again a…Continue Reading

Posted in Book View • Tagged Allison McCabe, AMS, Amy Baker, Angela Baggetta Hayes, Anne Larsen, Arnold Robert Bolka, B&N, Ballantine, Basic, Berkley, Bill Corsa, Bill Thomas, Bloomsbury, Book Creation, BookExpo, Brettne Bloom, Christina Noriega, Chronicle, Cliff Becker, CollinsDesign, Constance Sayre, Crown, David Goddy, David Rosenthal, Debbie Matsumoto, DK, Dow Jones, E-Scholastic, Ecco, Eileen Pagan, Elaine Szewczyk, Elisabeth Weed, Ellis Levine, Eric Liebetrau, Eric Yang, Eric Yang Agency, Eye Quarto, Frog Ltd., Goldberg McDuffie, Harper Perennial, HarperCollins, HM, Hope Innelli, Houghton, Jason Kincade, Jason Mitchell, javits, Jennifer Hart, John Illingworth, John Kelly, Josh Wood, Joyce Stein, Kate Travers, Kirkus Reviews, Kneerim & Williams, Kris Puopolo, Krystyna Skalski, Larry Kirshbaum, Laura Howard, Laurie Rippon, Levenger, Marian Brown, Mariner, Mark Ouimet, Maureen O'Neal, Michael Carlisle, Michelle Howry, MPI, Murdoch Books, National Book Foundation, National Book Network, National Endowment for the Arts, National Geographic, NBN, North Atlantic Books, Osprey, Overstock.com, Patricia Kelly, Penguin, Perigee, Pete McCarthy, Peter Molinari, PGW, Philip Revzin, Quirk, Raab Associates, Random House, Regan Media, S&S, Sandy McCarron, Scholastic, Seth Radwell, Specialty Book Marketing, St. Martin's, Stephen Morrison, Steve Sheppard, Steve Wasserman, Susan Canavan, Taschen, The Academy of American Poets, The Ingram Book Group, Thunder Bay, Time Warner, Tom Jourdane, Tree Swenson, Walker, Will Kiester, Y.S. Chi

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