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Book View, April 2001

April 1, 2001

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PEOPLE Gene Brissie, previously Editor in Chief at Prentice Hall Trade Publishing, has left to become a partner with Bert Holtje in the James Peter Associates Literary Agency. . . . Some changes in the S&S group: BJ Gabriel has been named VP National Accounts, with responsibility for sales of all S&S products, including adult…Continue Reading

Posted in Book View • Tagged Alice Mayhew, Angus Killick, Anita Diggs, Art Spiegelman, Ballantine, Barnes & Noble Publishing, Bert Holtje, Beth Harrison, BJ Gabriel, BMG Direct, Bowker, Candida Donadio, Chris MacAskill, CLMP Newswire, Columbia Journalism Review, Contentville, Council of Literary Magazines and Presses, Crown, Diageo, Donadio & Olson, Doubleday, Elizabeth Manus, Gene Brissie, Goldman Sachs, Gotham, Harmony, HarperCollins, Holt, Hungry Minds, Hyperion, Inez Bon, Inside.com, James Beard, James Peter, Jane Rosenman, Jason Chin, Jason Kaufman, Jennifer Grace, Jill Sansone, John Feldcamp, John Kilcullen, Koret Jewish Book Awards, LA Times' Festival of Books, Leslie Schwartz, LIBF, Library of Congress, M. Mark, Mariann Donato, Mary Higgins Clark, Microsoft, Morgan Entrekin, Mort Mint Publishing, Neal Goff, Pen America, PEN American Center, Penguin Putnam, Peter Mayer, Phyllis Grann, Pocket, Poetry Society of America, Poets House, Prentice Hall, Publisherslunch.com, PW Daily Online, Random House, Rebecca Carroll, Rebecca Strong, Reed, Richard Tam, Rightscenter, S&S, Scribner, Seale Ballenger, Sesame Workshop, Shawn Coyne, Spike Lee, Stanley Kunitz, Steve Zeitchik, The Academy of American Poets, The Industry Standard, The New York Observer, The New York Times, Time Inc., Time Warner, University of Virginia, Valerie Garfield, VLS, Xlibris, YMCA National Writers Voice

Book View, February 2001

February 1, 2001

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PEOPLE Much news in the beginning of this year: Long anticipated, and widely reported (in some places, more than once), Sarah Crichton is out and Michael Pietsch is in at Little, Brown. In other TWP news, Time Life Books is closing and Neil Levin is heading the new group (down to a dozen or so…Continue Reading

Posted in Book View • Tagged A Common Reader, American Greetings, Avalon, Baker & Taylor, Bantam, Barnes & Noble, Barnes & Noble Digital, Barrie Hitchon, Bell Sports, Bertelsmann, Beth Eller, Borders, Brian Murray, Broadway Books, Candy Lee, Carol Berkin, Carolyn Reidy, CDS, Chris Anderson, Chris McKenney, Constance Sayre, Craig Copetas, Craig Richards, Crown, Daedalus Books, Dan Green, David Fickling, David Lappin, Deborah Brodie, Deborah Raffin, Delacorte, Denny Hatch, Digital Pond, Dove Audio, ebrary, First Generations, Gary Rautenstrauch, Gilbert Perlman, Harcourt, Harmony, HarperCollins, Hill & Wang, Hyperion Children's, Ingram, Inside.com, Jane Isay, Jeanne Finestone, Jon Karp, Judith Curr, Judy Korman, Jupiter, Kaplan, Kate Jackson, Katherine Tegen, Katie Hall, Kay Lee Davis, Kit van Tulleken, Larry Ashmead, Larry Kirshbaum, Laura Nolan, Little Brown, Louis Baum, Marc Rich, Market Partners International, Maureen Egen, McClanahan Publishing, McGraw-Hill, Michael Ovitz, Michael Pietsch, Michael Viner, Mike Winton, Millbrook, Mitchell Beazley, Neil Levin, New Millennium Worldwide, North-South, Octopus Groups, Olga Vezeriz, Paul McLaughlin, Peter Dubuisson, Peterson Magazines, PGI, Pocket Books, PRI, Publishers Group West, Publishers Weekly, Random House, Rebecca Strong, Richard Willis, Rodale Trade Books, Rosamund Pilcher, S&S, Sarah Crichton, Scholastic UK, Scribner, Shaye Areheart, Simon Boughton, Simonne Waud, Steve Black, Susan Massey, Susan Reich, The Free Press, Therese Burke, Time Warner Press, Time-Life Books, Tom Dunne, Tom Haworth, Tom Turvey, Troll Communications, Two-Can Publishing, Viking, Wendy Lamb, YS Chi

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