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People Round-Up, Mid-July 2015

July 16, 2015

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PEOPLE Ronald D. Boire was named as the CEO, Retail Business of Barnes & Noble, effective in September. He is succeeding Michael Huseby, who will become Executive Chairman of Barnes & Noble Education. Boire is currently President and CEO of Sears Canada. Ken Brooks joined Macmillan Higher Education as COO. He was SVP, Global Supply…Continue Reading

Posted in Book View • Tagged 19th Annual International Conference on Electronic Publishing (Elpub), Abbe Wright, Alfred A. Knopf Books for Young Readers, Algonquin, Amy Cleary, Annsley Rosner, Arcadia Publishing, Archetype, Ariel Norwood, Ashley Poston, Atlantic Books, Aubrey Poole, Barnes & Noble, Barnes & Noble Education, Bloomsbury, Bloomsbury Children's, Bookigee Inc, Broadway Books, Carla Bejan-Negru, Catapult, Christina Quintero, Chronicle Books, Clarkson Potter, Colin Whitlow, Cornell University Press, Crown, Crown Publishing Group, Dawn Ryan, Dee Mortensen, DeFiore and Company, Disney Publishing Worldwide, Disney-Hyperion, DongWon Song, Dyana Messina, Edison Garcia, Emily Meehan, Emmanuel Roman, Festival at the Edge, Fire, Glamour, Harlem Book Fair, Harlequin, Harmony Books, Helen Brann, History Press, Hogarth, Howard Morhaim Literary Agency, ICM, Indiana University Press, International Reading Association Annual Conference & Exhibits, Jabberwocky, Jaimie Carey, Jim Lance, Kaitlin Harri, Kate Garrick, Katherine Tegen Books, Katie Bassel, Kelly Bowen, Ken Brooks, Kristen McLean, Kumarian Press, Lauren Cook, Lindsay Boggs, Little Brown Books for Young Readers, macmillan higher education, Man Group, McGraw-Hill Education, Melissa Miller, Michael Huseby, Mike Harpley, Miranda Indrigo, Monacelli Studios, Natasha Martin, New Leaf Literary & Media, Nielsen, Norton, O'Reilly Open Source Convention (OSCON), Omnivore Books, Oneworld Publications, Oxford University Press, Penguin Random House, Penguin Young Readers, Perseus Books Group, Pete Knapp, Publications International Ltd, Rachel Rokicki, Random House, Read It Forward, Romance Writers of America Conference, Ronald D. Boire, Ryan DeSHon, Sag Habor Community Housing Trust, Sag Harbor Zoning Board of Appeals, SCBWI's Annual Summer Conference, Sears Canada, Simon & Schuster, Sourcebooks, South African Book Fair, Start Publishing, Stephanie Lurie, Suzie Townsend, Tastebook, The Helen Brann Agency, The Karpfinger Agency, The Monacelli Press, Thea Kuticka, Three Rivers Press, Tim Duggan Books, Tim McGuire, Viyet, William Morrow, Zan Schneider, Zola Books

Now in Hardcover: The Series in 2010

May 11, 2010

Take a look at BookScan’s bestselling juvenile titles for the week ending April 25: an astounding 73% were titles from one of several series. But these are not your Baby-Sitters’ Club of yesteryear: “Harry Potter turned the whole paperback series notion on its head,” says Megan Tingley, SVP, Publisher, Little Brown Books for Young Readers….Continue Reading

Posted in Featured Articles • Tagged 39 Clues, Amy Berkower, Amy Pattee, Angel Island, Artemis Fowl, Baby-Sitters' Club, Barnes & Noble, Berkley, Blue Bloods, BookScan, BSC, Candy Apple, Cape Light, Chaos Walking, children, Choose Your Own Adventure, Dan Weiss, Dear America, Disney-Hyperion Books for Children, goosebumps, Goosebumps HorrorLand, HarperCollins Children's Books, Harry Potter, Hunger Games, James Patterson, John Deere for Kids, juvenile, Karen Marie Moning, Kirby Lane Larson, Little Brown Books for Young Readers, Lost, Maximum Ride, Maze Runner, Megan Tingley, Melissa de la Cruz, new adults, Parachute Publishing, Percy Jackson, Poison Apple, Power Rangers, R. L. Stine, Scholastic, series, Simmons College, St. Martin's, Stephanie Lurie, Susan Katz, Susan Knopf, Suzanne Murphy, Sweet Valley High, Target, teens, The Amanda Project, The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-time, The Fever, The Life of Pi, The Lovely Bones, The Sopranos, The Wire, Thomas Kinkade, trilogy, tweens, Twilight, Uglies, Writers House, YA, YA or STFU, Young Bond

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

Posted in Book View • Tagged Abrams Image, Air America Media, Allison Myers, Alysse Soll, Amanda Cook, American University in Cairo, Andrea Brown Literary Agency, Andrea Glickson, Andrew Hutchings, Artisan, Arvato, Atria, Author Solutions, Avery, Avon, Baker & Taylor, Barney Rosset, Basic Books, Beau Friedlander, Bertelsmann, Biagio Vignolo, Bill Shinker, Blackwell Group, Bloomsbury, Brett Sandusky, Brian Tart, CBS Interactive, Center Street, Charlie Corts, Chelsea Green, Christine Aronson, Christopher Marlowe, Chronicle, Clara Heyworth, Claudia Dizenzo, CLMP, Collins, Corel, Crown, Cynthia DiTiberio, Da Capo Lifelong, Da Capo Press, Dan Ambrosio, Daniel O'Connor, David Ouimet, DC Comics, Deborah Darrock, Derek Gullino, Devi Pillai, Diane von Furstenberg, Dick Robinson, Disney, Don Weisberg, drugstore.com, Dutton, Ed Volini, Edward Benitez, Emily Haynes, Endeavor, Erika Imranyi, eScholastic, Esther Margolis, Faith Words, Francesco Sedita, Frank Albanese, Frank Steinert, Frankfurt Book Fair, Franklin & Siegal, Frederick Warne, FSG, Geoff Shandler, Gotham, Grosset & Dunlap, Grove Press, Hachette, Hallmark, Harcourt, Harlequin, HarperCollins Speakers Bureau, HarperOne, Hays Steilberg, Helena Brantley, Holt, Houghton Mifflin Harcourt, Hyperion, Jamie Brickhouse, Jane Dystel, Jessica Papin, Jonathan Stolper, Judith Curr, Julie Burton, Kaplan Publishing, Karen Rice, Kathleen Spinelli, Kim Wylie, Knopf, Krista Stroever, Lauren Abramo, Lauren Marino, Leslie Davisson, Lisa Johnson, Little Brown, Lucia Macro, MacAdam/Cage, Macmillan Audio, Margaret Willes, Markus Dohle, Mary McAveney, Matthew Lore, Media Masters Publicity, Megan Newman, Melville House, Michael Bourret, Michelle Andelman, Michelle Blankenship, Mickey Maudlin, Miriam Goderich, Nadine Topalian, Nancy Clements, Nancy Hancock, National Hockey League, Neil Ortenberg, New York Center for Independent Publishing, Nolo Press, Octopus USA, Orbit, Oscar Villalon, Oxford University Press, Pamela Clements, Parragon, Paul Kolkka, Penguin, Perseus Books Group, PGW, Playmore, Plume, Poor Richard Award, Portfolio, Potter, Potter Craft, Potter Style, Price Stern Sloan, Rachel Geerlings, Random House, Reading Matters, Reagan Arthur, Reagan Arthur Books, Regan McMahon, Rhalee Hughes, Richard Abate, Robin Sutton, Rodale, Ron Longe, San Francisco Chronicle, Scholastic, Scholastic at Home, Seth Radwell, Shanta SMall, Shared Marketing Service, Sheryl Stebbins, Silhouette Desire, Silver Dolphin, Simon & Schuster, Smilebox, Stephanie Lurie, Tarcher, Thomas Nelson, Thunder's Mouth, Tim Brazier, Tim Sullivan, Tom Allen, Topps, Trena Keating, Verso, Vigliano Associates, Walter Foster, Washington Square Press, Watson-Guptill, Wiley, Workman, Yahoo!, Yale University Press

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