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People Round-Up, Mid-July 2022

July 14, 2022

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PEOPLE With the previously announced retirement of long-time Graywolf Press director and publisher Fiona McCrae, the Press has announced that Carmen Giménez will be joining in the role of executive director and publisher, beginning August 8th. She had been publisher of Noemi Press, which she and Evan Lavendar-Smith founded in 2002. At Simon & Schuster,…Continue Reading

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People Round-Up, Mid-December 2019

December 20, 2019

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PEOPLE On January 2, Audible founder Don Katz will turn over his position as CEO to Bob Carrigan, who was previously Chairman and CEO at Dun & Bradstreet. Katz will transition to Executive Chairman. Ken Michaels, CEO of Macmillan Learning since 2015, has resigned. At Tor, Katie Klimowicz, formerly Senior Designer at Macmillan Children’s Publishing…Continue Reading

Posted in Book View • Tagged ABA Winter Institute, Abrams, Adam Kane, Ailen Lujo, Aimee Goggin, ALA Midwinter Meeting, Alex Brands, Alexis Banyon, Alfred A. Knopf Books for Young Readers, Alison Black, Alison Sheridan, Allison Paller, Alyson Day, Amanda Bostic, Andrew Stoddard, Angoulême International Comics Festival, Anna Sproul-Latimer, Audible, Aurum Press, Australian Scholarly Publishing, B&H Publishing Group, Basic Books, Beacon Press, Beacon Publishing, Blikvelduitgevers, Blink YA Books, Bloomsbury, Bob Carrigan, Book Your Calendar, Books-A-Million, Brian Belfiglio, Bridge 21, Bridget Nocera, Bustle, Caitlin Lawler, Camille Kellogg, Canal Toys, Casemate Group, Casemate IPM, Cassandra Pelham Fulton, Cat Clyne, Catapult, Catherine Tung, Chantelle Sturt, China Youth Publishing Group, Chloe Puton, ChristianAudio, Christine Edwards, Ciana 2020 Remainder & Promotional Book Fair, Claire Harris, Cormac McEvoy, Corvisiero Literary Agency, Counterpoint, Courtney DeVerges, Cristina Arreola, Crown Publishing Group, Daniel Loedel, Daniel Yesilonis, David Kelly, David R. Godine, DC Comics, Denise Feinsod, Desiree Vecchio, Devin Maddox, Disney-Hyperion, Don Katz, Dun & Bradstreet, Editorial Océano de Mexico, Elena Meuse, Elisabeth Egan, Erica Gonzalez, Erica Wood, Erin McClary, Erin Min, Erin Siu, eXplore, Foundry Literary & Media, Frances Lincoln, Friedrich Agency, Gabriela Bueno Gibbs, Gaby Audet, Gal Beckerman, George Witte, Glasstown Entertainment, Gotham Books, Graydon House, Hachette, Hachette Books, Handheld Press, Hannah VanVels, Harlequin, Harper, Harper Children's, Harper Perennial, HarperCollins, HarperCollins Children's Books, Heather Goss, Holt, Houghton Mifflin Harcourt, HQN, Ian LaChance, Imprint, Independent Publishers Group, Ingram, Inkyard Press, International Kolkata Book Fair, James Meader, Jenn Abel Kovitz, Jenna Faccend, Jennifer Choi, Jessica Breen, Jessica Meltzer, Jill Tanenbaum, John Fallon, John Hussey, Jolene Torr, Jonah Newman, Julie Larson, Karyn Temple, Kate Stein, Katelyn Mirabelli, Katie Klimowicz, Kelly McGauley, Ken Michaels, Kent D. Wolf, Kerns Verlag, Key West Literary Seminar, Kim Von Fange, Klutz, Klutz Maker Lab, Knopf, Kristopher Orr, Laura Barker, Lauren Marino, Lee Ramsayer, Library of Congress, Linda Palladino, Lonely Planet, loomsbury, Luke McCord, Lynette Munoz, Macmillan, Macmillan Children’s Publishing Group, Macmillan Learning, Maggie Richards, Manning Publications, Maritza Matos, Martha Wydysh, Mary Gaule, Matt Brogan, Matt Brogan Consulting, Megan Dobson, Megan Williams, Megha Majumdar, Megha Parekh, Messenger Publications, Mika Kasuga, MLA Annual Convention, Monica Hay, Motion Picture Association, Nancy Morgan-Stosik, Naval Institute Press, Neem Tree Press, Neon Literary, New Leaf Literary & Media, New York Times Book Review, Nicholas DiSabatino, Nora Rawn, Olivia Valcarce, One World, Pantheon, Paul Bogaards, Pearson, Penguin Random House, Penguin Young Readers, Peter Lang Publishing, Picador, Poetry Society of America, Quarto, Rachel Matson, Random House, Random House Books for Young Readers, Random House Children's Books, RBmedia, Rebecca Carlisle, Rebecca Kuss, RFD-TV, Roaring Lion Media, Robin Richardson, Robyn Bender, Ross Yoon Agency, Rotem Moscovich, Running Wild Press, Salaam Reads, Samantha Chmara, Sarah Falter, Sasquatch Books, Scholastic, Scholastic Graphix, Scribner, Seven Stories Press, Shelly Romero, Simon & Schuster, Simon & Schuster Audio, Simon & Schuster Children's, So Lin Wong, Soft Skull Press, Sophie Ramos, Sourcebooks, Sourcebooks Landmark, St. Martin's Press, Sulamita Garbuz, Suzie Townshend, Talia Seidenfeld, Tamar McCollom, Tammy Spurlock, Taylor & Francis, Teresa Malik, The MIT Press, Thomas & Mercer, Thomas Nelson, TI Inc. Books, Tiffany Frarey, Time Inc. Books, Tina Elmore, Tina Jordan, Todd Noden, Tommy Nelson, Tor, Travesía, Tricia Lin, Trident Media Group, Two Rivers Distribution, University of California Press, University of Oklahoma Press, Vafa Payman, Vanessa Han, Veritas Books, Vintage, Vintage/Anchor, VitalSource, VIZ Media, W. Publishing, Waterbrook Multnomah, White Lion, Wiley, Wizard World Comic Con, Workman, Workman Publishing, Zachary Clark, Zareen Jaffery, Zondervan Fiction

People Round-Up, Mid-February 2017

February 23, 2017

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PEOPLE Houghton Mifflin Harcourt has hired Jack Lynch as President and CEO. L. Gordon Crovitz will continue as interim CEO while Lynch wraps up his work as CEO of Renaissance Learning and relocates to Boston. Cal Morgan has returned to publishing as VP, Executive Editor of Riverhead. He was previously Editorial Director for Harper Paperback…Continue Reading

Posted in Book View • Tagged AAP/ASCI/APSA Joint Meeting, ABC Children’s Institute, Abrams, Abu Dhabi International Book Fair, Aitken Alexander Associates, Alabama Book Festival, Alexandrina International Book Fair, Allison Judd, America's Test Kitchen, Amy Nathanson Heaslip, Animal Media Group LLC, AnimeJapan 2017, Arkansas Literary Festival, Audible, Audra Boltion, Baker & Taylor, Bangkok International Book Fair, Berger Books, Berkley Publishing Group, Bogotá International Book Fair, Bologna Children's Book Fair, BookMasters, BookNet Canada Technology Forum and ebookcraft, Books & Books, Brandon Proia, Brussels Book Fair, Buenos Aires Book Fair, Cal Morgan, CAMEX 2017, Candlewick Entertainment, Cassava Republic Press, Catapult, Chicago Comic & Entertainment Expo (C2E2), Children's Book Council, Chloe Puton, Chris Wellbelove, Citadel Press, Consortium Book Sales & Distribution, Corinna Scott, Counterpoint, Crown, Curtis Brown, Dark Horse Comics, DC Comics, DC Comics Vertigo, Deb Keets, Deckle Edge Literary Festival, Denise Silvestro, digital innovators' summit, Dustin Kurtz, Dutton, Elliott Bay Book Company, Emily Brock, Emirates Airline Festival of Literature, Emma Sweeney Agency, Every Child a Reader, F+W Media, Folio Literary Management, Follett Corporation, Fred Ramey, Geneva Book and Press Fair, George Coe, Greene & Heaton, Hal Leonard, Harper Paperback, Harper Perennial, HarperCollins, HarperCollins Children's Books, Henry Holt, Highlights for Children Retail Group, Houghton Mifflin Harcourt, Hoxton Mini Press, IBPA Publishing University, Ingram Publisher Services, InkWell Management, International Book Festival Budapest, International Home and Housewares Show, Iron Circus Comics, Jack Lynch, James Magnuson, James Meader, James Wehrle, Jenny Abrami, Jessica Renheim, Karen Berger, Kendra Levin, Kensington, Kira Watson, Kristen Nobles, L. Gordon Crovitz, L.A. Times Festival of Books, Lauren Jackson, Leaping Man, Leipzig Book Fair, Lesley Thorne, Lisa Baker, Little Bigfoot, Little Brown and Company, London Book Fair, Long Island LitFest, Maggie Rosenthal, MailChimp, Mary Anne Thompson Associates, McNally Jackson, Megan Harley, Melville House, Micah Nemerever, Michener Center for Writers at the University of Texas, MIPTV, Molly Fessenden, Molly Jaffa, Monika Woods, Museum Store Association Annual Conference & Expo, Newburyport Literary Festival, Nicole Dewey, Norwescon, NYC Summit: The Business of Brand Licensing, NYU SPS Center for Publishing, Oxford University Press, Page Street Publishing, Palm Beach Book Festival, Paris Book Fair, Penguin Random House Speakers Bureau, Picador, Princeton Architectural Press, Publishers Weekly, PubTechConnect, Quebec International Book Fair, Random House Children's Books, Renaissance Learning, Richael Best, Riverhead, Rose Hilliard, Sabrina Callahan, Salon du Livre Paris, San Antonio Book Festival, Sasquatch Books, Shawn Metts, Shifa Kapadwala, Shreve Williams Public Relations, Simon & Schuster, SleuthFest, Soft Skull, Southern Kentucky Book Fest, St. Martin’s, State of Maryland International Reading Council (SoMIRAC) Conference, Studio Fun International, Susan Hershberg, SXSW Interactive, Tara Grieco, Tennessee Williams/New Orleans Literary Festival, The Boltion Group Public Relations, The New York Times, The Self-Publishing Conference, The Write Stuff Writers Conference, Tiffany Tomlin, Tor, Transit Books, Tucson Festival of Books, Unbound Book Festival, Unbridled Books, Unicorn Writers Conference, University of North Carolina Press, UW-Madison’s 27th Annual Writers Institute, Viking Children's, Vilnius International Book Fair, Virginia Festival of the Book, Vox, Walker Entertainment, Wes Seeley, Will Wolfsau, Wired Media Group, WonderCon, WORD Brooklyn, Workman Publishing

People Roundup, Mid-September 2012

September 18, 2012

PEOPLE Random House has announced that Barbara Marcus will replace Chip Gibson as President and Publisher of Random House Children’s Books. Marcus spent 22 years as President of children’s book publishing and distribution for Scholastic, and most recently was an advisor for Open Road Media. Janet Goldstein has been named SVP, Editorial Director, Adult Books at National…Continue Reading

Posted in Book View • Tagged Alistair Burtenshaw, Annette Bourland, Ballantine Bantam Dell, Barbara Marcus, Ben Adams, Bloomsbury, Bouchercon Mystery Convention, Brand Licensing Europe 2012, Brillstein-Grey, Chip Gibson, Chul R Kim, Crown, Da Capo, Da Capo Lifelong, Dan Ambrosio, David Moberg, David Young, DMA 2012 Conference & Exhibition, Frankfurt Book Fair, Goddard Riverside Gala, Goddard Riverside New York Book Fair, Grand Central, Graph Expo, Guadalajara International Book Fair, Hachette Book Group, HarperCollins, Henry Holt, Hyperion, Inc. 2012 Annual Conference, Istanbul Book Fair, James Meader, Janet Goldstein, Jennifer Tung, job moves, Justin Tadman, Ken Michaels, Kevin Doughten, Laura Hopper, Libby McGuire, Liber International, Little Brown and Company, London Book Fair, Maggie Richards, Mamie Cochran, Mark Schoenwald, Miami International Book Fair, Michael Pietsch, MoMA, Montréal Book Fair, NAIBA, National Geographic Society, NEIBA, New York Comic Con (East Coast), Novelists, NYU-SCPS Advanced Publishing Institute (API) Studies in Digital Book Strategy, Open Road Media, Orion, Pamela Cannon, Pamela Horn, Penguin, Peter Roche, Picador, PublicAffairs, publishing, Putnam, Random House, Redbook, Reed Exhibitions, Richard Callison, S&S, Scholastic, Shida Carr, Smithsonian Cooper-Hewitt, Stephen Morrison, Sterling Innovation, Stuart Bitting, The Perseus Books Group, The Place to Bee!, Theory and Practices of Digital Libraries (TPDL) Conference, Thomas Nelson, Touchstone, United Talent Agency (UTA), Victoria Comella, Viking, Wiley, World Fantasy Convention 2012, Zondervan

Book Reviews, Revamped: The New Review

By Laura Hazard Owen

October 5, 2009

This article is part of our series on how book reviews are changing. Introduction | The New Review | $$$ | Credibility and the Blog Blurb Question | Bloggers’ Frustrations | Meanwhile, in Consumer Book Reviews Online book reviews don’t necessarily look like their print counterparts, nor do they necessarily cover the same books. At…Continue Reading

Posted in Uncategorized • Tagged Barnes & Noble Book Review, book reviews, Candy Tan, James Meader, James Mustich, Janice Harayda, John Williams, National Book Award, One-Minute Book Reviews, Picador, Sarah Wendell, Smart Bitches Trashy Books, Steve Riggio, The Second Pass, Ward Sutton

Book Reviews, Revamped: Credibility and the Blog Blurb Question

By Laura Hazard Owen

October 5, 2009

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This article is part of our series on how book reviews are changing. Introduction | The New Review | $$$ | Credibility and the Blog Blurb Question | Bloggers’ Frustrations | Meanwhile, in Consumer Book Reviews Whether or not book reviews lead directly to increased sales, the fact is that online book reviewers have deep…Continue Reading

Posted in Uncategorized • Tagged Daniel Menaker, Elizabeth Bird, James Meader, John Williams, Liz Perl, Mark Sarvas, Maud Newton, NYPL, Picador, Sarah Wendell, Simon & Schuster, Smart Bitches Trashy Books, The Elegant Variation, The Second Pass, Titlepage.tv

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