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London Book Fair 2012: Digital Minds the Gap

By Lorraine Shanley

April 16, 2012

The Digital Minds Conference on April 15 had an impressive number of attendees, given that it took place on the Sunday before the London Book Fair. Conference Chair, Evan Schnittman, still listed as Bloomsbury in the program (he officially starts at Hachette Books Group on April 30) emceed the event. Pottermore‘s Charlie Redmayne gave one…Continue Reading

Posted in Digital, Events • Tagged Amazon, Audible, Belinda Rasmussen, Bertelsman, Bloomsbury, Charlie Redmayne, Digital Minds Conference, Don Katz, Ed Victor, Eric Huang, Evan Schnittman, Hachette Books Group, HarperCollins, Holtzbrinck, Jeff Gomez, Kate Wilson, Kerry Wilkinson, Kobo, London Book Fair, Macmillan UK, Michael Tamblyn, Moshi Monsters, Nosy Crow, Penguin Children's, Pottermore, Sara Lloyd, Siobhan O'Leary, Skoobe, Starlight Runner

The Translator: Siobhan O’Leary

By Laura Hazard Owen

July 1, 2009

Siobhan O’Leary, former Associate Manager, Foreign Rights, Crown siobhan.c.oleary [at] gmail.com The Model Writing projects, translation, and representing US literary agents to German publishing communities The Background O’Leary has a special place in this article (and our hearts!) not only because she used to be the International Editor of PT, but because she did what…Continue Reading

Posted in Uncategorized • Tagged Berlin, Crown, Frankfurt Book Fair fellowship program, Germany, Indent Literary Agency, Jewish Museum Berlin, literary agents, Movable Type, Museyon, Random House, Siobhan O'Leary, Tools of Change, translation

International Bestsellers: Joe Speedboat & Friends

August 1, 2006

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Sylvia Plath, Puberty, & A Slowly Setting Midnight Sun Combining the quirky prose of Paul Auster and the eccentricity of The World According to Garp, Dutch author Tommy Wieringa’s latest novel, Joe Speedboat (De Bezige Bij), injects the classic Bildungsroman with postmodern absurdity. The eponymous protagonist, a fourteen year-old bomb expert, airplane builder, and kinetic…Continue Reading

Posted in Featured Articles • Tagged A Speech for My Sister's Wedding, Actes Sud, Bengt Nordin, Cornelia Schmalz-Jacobsen, Danai Daska, De Bezige Bij, Edda, Fortune's Child, Guys Beware This God and She's Really Pissed Off, Gyldendal, Hanser, Hayo Deinum, Heleni Papadaki, Hoffmann and Campe, Humanity in Action, Icelandic Bookseller, Icelandic Literary, In the time of the Chrysanthemums, Iperborea, Joe Speedboat, Karakutu, Linda Skugge, Little Book of Puberty, Lorraine Shanley, Manos Eleftheriou, Metaixmio, Paul Auster, Pussymob, Siobhan O'Leary, Steinunn Sigurdadottir, Sylvia Plath, The Woman Who Died Twice, The World According to Garp, This is Not a Book, Tommy Wieringa, Two Trees in Jersusalem, Valerie Schneider, Valgerdur Benediktsdottir, Wahlstrom and Widstrand

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July 1, 2006

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PEOPLE Andy Martin has left Sterling for St. Martin‘s and the Minotaur imprint where he will be VP, Publisher, reporting to SMP President Sally Richardson. Martin had been Publishing Director at Sterling. Raquel Jaramillo, longtime VP Creative Director at Holt, is moving to Workman as Director of Children’s Books reporting to Susan Bolotin. Peter Ginna…Continue Reading

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