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Book View, October 2003

October 1, 2003

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PEOPLE Bonnie Ammer has been named to the newly created position of EVP, Publisher at Large, Random House Worldwide, reporting directly to Peter Olson. Her current job as Publisher, Fodor’s Travel Publications, and President, Random House Information Group, will be assumed by David Naggar, who will continue as President, Random House Audio and Diversified Publishing…Continue Reading

Posted in Book View • Tagged Alix Reid, Allen O'Shea, AMD, Anna Stein, Avalon, Baker & Taylor, Ballantine, Bill Strachan, Bob Diforio, Bonnie Ammer, Books for Young Readers, Bookspan, Booz Allen, Brigitte Weeks, Carlisle, Christy Fletcher, Cloomsbury, Coleen O'Shea, Collins McCormick, Columbia U. Press, Columbia University Press, Cook's, Crown, Curtis Brown, D4EO, Dalmation Press, David Naggar, Donadio & Olson, Elizabeth Carduff, Elizabeth Law, Emma Parry, Eric Chinski, Farrar Straus and Giroux, Fodor's, Free Press, Gary Gentel, George Lucas, Gray Peterson, HarperCollins, Harvard Business School, Harvey Klinger, Holt, Houghton Mifflin, Hyperion, IDT Telecomm-unications, IMG, Jenny Bent, Jon Ackerman, Klutz, Knopf, Lippincott McQuilkin, Longview Productions, Marilyn Allen, Mark Reiter, Mel Parker, Michael Green, Michelle Frey, Nancy Hinkel, Nancy Siscoe, Pat Gauch, Penguin, Perseus, Peter Olson, Peter Robinson, Peters Fraser & Dunlop, PFD, Philomel, PJ Mark, Rachel Klayman, Random House, Richard Miles, Rightscenter.com, Rob McQuilkin, Ruth Pomerance, S&S, Sandee Roston, Scholastic, Scott Matthews, Simon & Schuster, Steven Pace, Tad Floridis, Tracy Brown, Trident Media Group, USAFilms, Viking, Wendy Sherman, Wendy Wolff, Will Lippincott, Wylie Agency

Literary Agents Go Transatlantic

October 1, 2003

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Wrangling with what one observer has called “the quickening compression of the world English-language market for books,” a number of prominent literary agencies have now rolled out transatlantic offices, including ICM (which set up shop in Soho Square last March) and Janklow & Nesbit (it landed in London over two years ago), while British agency…Continue Reading

Posted in Featured Articles • Tagged AM Heath, Amanda Urban, Andrew Nurnberg Associates, Ballantine, Caroline Dawnay, Christy Fletcher, Claire Paterson, CSS Stellar, Curtis Brown, Ed Victor, Emma Parry, Esther Newberg, George Lucas, Hodder & Stoughton, ICM, Intercontinental Literary Agency, James Bond, Janklow & Nesbit, Kate Jones, Margaret Halton, Morton Janklow, Penguin, PFD, S&S, Simon & Schuster, The Wylie Agency, Tifanny Loehnis, William Clark, William Morris, Zoe Pagnamenta

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