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Book View, October 2008

October 1, 2008

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PEOPLE Little, Brown editor Reagan Arthur has received her own imprint, Reagan Arthur Books. Arthur’s title will be VP, Editorial Director, and she will continue to report to Geoff Shandler. The imprint’s first books will be published in Fall 2009. Nancy Hancock has joined HarperOne as Executive Editor, reporting directly to Mickey Maudlin. Hancock was…Continue Reading

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Bookview, January 2007

January 1, 2007

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PEOPLE On December 15, two hundred and fifteen years after the Bill of Rights was ratified (in case you had lost perspective), Judith Regan was dismissed from HarperCollins. Maureen Egen, Deputy Chairman and Publisher of the Hachette Book Group USA, will step down from those roles January 1 and will leave the company by the…Continue Reading

Posted in Book View • Tagged Abrams, Aladdin, Alloy, American Cancer Society, AMS, Andrea Schulz, Andrew Gilfillan, Andrew Welham, Association of American Publishers, Atlantic, Audrey Sclater, B&N, Back to Basics Toys, Ballantine, Berkley, Bill Strachan, BookExpo America, Bookspan, Brian Saliba, Brown, Cambridge Learning, Cambridge University Press, Camille March, Carl Raymond, Carole Baron, Cathy Fox Holstein, Chamberlain Bros, Christine Zika, Chronicle Books, Colleen Lindsay, Conari, Continuum, Dafina, Dave Epstein, David DeLano, De Agostini, Deborah Brody, Disney, DK, Doubleday Entertainment Book, Dudley Jahnke, EMEA, eScholastic, Farah Miller, Fodor's, Globe Pequot Press, Gonzalo Ferreyra, Hachette, HarperCollins, Heinemann, Hidemi Fukuhara, Holt, Houghton, Hyperion, Image, Inger Forland, International Digital Publishing Forum, Jason Kincade, Jeannie Guman, Jeff Serena, Jennifer Barth, Jillian Jossem, John Hogan, Jonathan Burnham, Judith Regan, Judy Newman, Julia Richardson, Karen Cure, Kensington, Kim Knueppel, Knopf, Levy, Lisa Sherman-Cohen, Little, Liza Algar, Madison Park Press, Maureen Egen, McGraw-Hill, Michael Holdsworth, Mike Vaccaro, Miramax, Modern Bride, National Book Awards, NEIBA, Nova, Ornella Robbiati, Pages, Patrick Austen, Penguin, Philip Sturrock, Philip Turner, Putnam, Random House, Ravi Mirchandani, Rebecca Saletan, RedWheel Weiser, Ron Martirano, Rusty Drugan, S&S, Sarah Sullivan, Sarah Williams, Scholastic at Home, Scholastic Book Clubs, Scribner, Seth Radwell, Shalem Centre, Simon Tasker, Sonzogno, Stacey Barney, STC, Sterling, Suzanne Balaban, Tuttle, Union Square Press, Victoria Rock, Warner Books, Weinstein Company

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