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People Roundup, May 2014

May 1, 2014

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PEOPLE April was a busy month for industry moves: Lee Boudreaux, Editorial Director of HarperCollins’ Ecco imprint, was given her own imprint at Little, Brown. Boudreaux will have the title of VP and Editorial Director and will start on September 2, overseeing an eponymous line publishing eight to ten titles per year. Stacy Creamer was named VP and Executive Editor of the…Continue Reading

Posted in Book View • Tagged 16th National Museum Publishing Seminar, Abrams, Abu Dhabi International Book Fair, Aladdin, Algonquin, Allegra Green, Allison Renzulli, America's Test Kitchen, Ann Fedeli, Annette Gordon-Reed, Annette Tapert, Anthony Parisi, Ashley Woodfolk, Avon, Bantam Doubleday Dell Publishing Group, Barb Burg, Beijing International Book Fair, Benjamin Samuel, Bethany Buck, BISG's Making Information Pay, Book World Prague, BookExpo America (BEA), Brand Licensing Europe 2014, Brooklyn Book Festival, Candace Greene, Carolyn Swerdloff, Cassandra Galante, Christian Oberbeck, Christina Pecorale, Chronicle Books, Clarkson Potter, CN Times Books, Coleridge and White, Comic-Con International: San Diego, Crown, CUNY Publishing Institute 2014, David Cook, David Goldberg, David R. Godine, Davis Weinstock, Deb Aaronson, Deborah Rogers, Delacorte Press, Digital Kids Summit, DMA 2014, Dust or Magic App Camp, Ecco, Edinburgh International Book Festival, Electric Literature, Elinor Smith, Elyse Turr, Emily Takoudes, Farrar Straus and Giroux, Frank Steinert, Frankfurt Book Fair, Geneva International Book Fair, Grace Kendall, Gypsy da Silva, Hachette, Hachette Books, Hannah Harlow, Harlem Book Fair, Harold Augenbraum, HarperCollins, Hogarth, Hong Kong Book Fair, Houghton Mifflin Harcourt, Hyperion, International Christian Retail Show 2014, International Reading Association Annual Convention, Jeanmarie Fenrich, Jerry Jensen, Jim Conlin, Joanne Leedom-Ackerman, John Hardy, John Oakes, John Troubh, Josh Wood, Karen Holt, Karen Lahey, Kate Sullivan, Kim Robinson, Kobo, Krestyna Lypen, Kristin Dulaney, Lauren Rosenberg, Lee Boudreaux, LIBER 2014, Licensing Expo 2014, Lindsay Sagnette, Little Brown, Lois Wallace, Lorelei Kelly, Lynn Grady, Macmillan, Man Booker Prize for Fiction 2014, Mara Anastas, Mary Marotta, Matt Pantoliano, Matthew Baldacci, Maureen Cole, Mauro DiPreta, McSweeney's, Megan Sullivan, Melanie Chang, Michael Tamblyn, Michele O'Brien, Mike Salisbury, Molly Stern, Morgan Entrekin, Moscow International Book Fair, Mountains and Plains Independent Booksellers Association Conference, NAIBA Fall Conference 2014, Nancy Inglis, National Book Festival, National Stationery Show, Navorn Johnson, NEIBA Fall Conference, New York Comic Con, Norwegian Festival of Literature, O, Old House Books, Oprah, Osprey Group, Oxford University Press, Pacific Northwest Booksellers Association Fall Show, Paige McInerney, Pam Spengler-Jaffee, Pan Macmillan, Paul Harrington, PEN American Center, Penguin Random House, Peter Godwin, Phaidon Press, Playcon, Publishers Weekly, Random House, Recommended Reading, Rio Cortez, Robin Sutton, Rogers, Romance Writers of America Conference, Roxanne Donovan, Sam Heins, São Paulo Book Fair, Sarah Golski, Scholastic, Sevil Miyhandar, Shire Publications, Simon & Schuster, Simon Pulse, Society of Children's Book Writers & Illustrators Summer Conference, St. Martin's, Stacy Creamer, Tess O’Dwyer, Texas Book Festival, The Bookseller, The Los Angeles Review of Books, The National Book Foundation, Theresa Rebeck, Thomson Reuters Corporation, Tina McIntyre, Tokyo International Book Fair, Touchstone, Tracy Higgins, Vicki Fishman, Victor Iannone, Voyager, W. W. Norton, Wallace Literary Agency, Workman Publishing, Worldwide Media Marketplace 2014, Yates & Yates

Bookview, November 2005

November 1, 2005

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PEOPLE Big moves this fall, with the news that FSG’s Editor-in-Chief John Glusman is stepping down at the end of the year, and that Annik LaFarge will move to Bloomsbury to become Publishing Director, starting November 14. Her position at Crown has been filled by Heather Jackson, who leaves Rodale after 2 years. HarperCollins announced…Continue Reading

Posted in Uncategorized • Tagged Allyn Magrino, American Academy in Rome, American Book Producers Association, Ann Jackson, Ann Marie Resnick, Annik LaFarge, Avon, Baker & Taylor, Bantam Dell, Barb Burg, Bloomsbury, Bob Wallace, Booz Allen, Brenda Bowen, Carlo De Vito, CDS, Center for Architecture, Chamberlain Brothers, Chris Capen, Christina Harcar, Chronicle, Cider Mill Press, Citadel Press, CLMP, Collins Literary, Columbia House, Crown, Cynthia Zigmund, David Steinberger, David Thalberg, David Wilk, Dearborn, Dedi Felman, Disney Children's Book Group, Donna Bray, Ed Doctorow, Elizabeth Viscott Sullivan, Emily Swenson, FSG, Garrett White, Garrison Keillor, Gene Brissie, Goddard Riverside, Griffin, Harmony, Harper Information Group, Harper Kids Entertainment, Harper Trade, HarperCollins, Heather Jackson, Hyperion Books for Children, Inc., Jack Jensen, Jack Perry, James Benjamin, James Purdy, Jean Feiwel, Jeff Byles, Jennifer Enderlin, Jennifer Pasanen, Joan Didion, Jodi Harris, Joe Bulger, Joe D'Onforio, John Glusman, John Loudon, John Whalen, Joseph Rinaldi, Kaplan, Ken Brooks, Kensington, Lawrence Ferlinghetti, Leslie Falk, Liate Stehlik, Ligature Partners, Lippincott Massie McQuilkin, Lisa Holton, Longman Publishers, Los Angeles County Museum of Art, M. Evans & Co., Mario Bosquez, Marta Schooler, Mary Ellen Curley, Matthew Baldacci, Maureen McMahon, McCormick & Williams, Monique Patterson, Nan Talese, Neal Goff, Norman Mailer, OUP, Pearson, Peter Workman, PJ Mark, Planned Television Arts, Pocket Books, Publishing Dimensions, Resolution, Rodale, Rome Prize Competition, Rowman & Littlefield, Roy Lipner, Rubble: Unearthing the History of Demolition, Running Press, Sara Nelson, Scholastic, Sheed & Ward, Sourcebooks, St. Martin's, Sterling, Steve Riggio, Susan Corcoran, Susan Magrino Agency, Tehabi Books, The Cheyenne Group, The Collins McCormick Literary Agency, The Lyons Press, The Mercantile Library, The National Book Awards, The Small Press Center, Theresa Zoro, Thomas Dunne, Thomson Learning, Tim Bartlett, Time Inc., Tina Andreadis, Toni Morrison, Victoria Saxon, Warner Books, Weekly Reader, Wendy Leftkon, Wenner Books, Whitney Museum of American Art, Will Lippincott, Willa Perlman, WRC Media

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