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The 2016 Book Distributors Profiles

October 11, 2016

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Publishing Trends has assembled an updated version of our annual book distribution chart. The year’s largest change is Ingram‘s expansion after the purchase of Perseus. We welcome your feedback to help make it more accurate and comprehensive. Please click the link below to download a PDF of this year’s Book Distributors Profiles and Contact Sheet.

Posted in Contact Sheets • Tagged 3D Total, 5 Continents, Aaron Silverman, Abbeville Press, Abrams, ACC Art Books, Adventures Unlimited, Agate, Akashic, Alain Ducasse, Allison & Busby, American Bar Association, Amherst Media, Andrews McMeel, Annick, Antique Collectors' Club, Aperture, Appalachian Mountain Club, Archipelago, Arcturus Publishing, ARTBOOK | D.A.P., Assouline, Bandha Yoga, Bard Press, Beacon, Belly Kids, BenBella Books, Bernard Schwartz, Berrett-Koehler, Bert Mandelbaum, Blizzard, Bloomsbury USA, Body & Breath, Bookmasters/Atlas Books, Booth Clibborn, Brookings Institution Press, Bucket Fillers, C&T, Campire Graphic Novels, Candlewick, Cardinal Publishers Group, Carlton, Casemate IPM, Central Avenue Publishing, Chicago Review Press, Chicken Soup for the Soul, Chip Fleischer, Choc Lit, Chronicle, City Lights, Classics Illustrated, Clavis, College Board, Columbia University Press, Connections, Consortium, Copper Canyon, Counterpoint/Soft Skull, Crooked Lane, CS Publishing, Cuento de Luz, D.A.P., Dalkey Archive Press, Darren Hardy, DC Comics, Direct Hits, Disney, Drawn & Quarterly, ECW Press, Editions du Chene, Elisa Leshowitz, Emons, EMS Publishing, Enchanted Lion Books, Enodare, Entangled, Entrepreneur Press, Faber & Faber, FaithLife Corporation/Lexham Press, Fantagraphics Books, Findhorn, Flashlight Press, Footprint, For Beginners, Fulcrum Publishing, Gallup Press, George Braziller/Persea Books, George F. Thompson, Globe Pequot Press, Gonzalo Ferreyra, Graywolf, Greenery Press, Greenleaf Book Group, Grove/Atlantic, Grub Street Cookery, Guggenheim, Guiness World Records, Hachette, Hachette UK, Hampton Roads, Hanover Publisher Services, Harvard Business Review Press, Hatje Cantz, Haymarket, Hazelden, Head of Zeus, HeadPress, Heidi Sachner, Highlights Press, HMH (Int’l Sales), Hohm Press, Hooked on Phonics, Houghton Mifflin Harcourt, I Love Mel, I..B. Tauris, Images Publishing, Inc. Books, Independent Publishers Group, Indiana University Press, Ingram Academic Services, Ingram Content, Ingram Publisher Services, Integral Yoga Publications, Islandport Press, Jane R. Graf, Jason Brockwell, Jeff Olson, Jeff Tegge, Joe Cross, John Brancati, Jonathan Ackerman, JRP|Ringier, Julie Hardison, Kaplan, Kevin Votel, Kingfisher, Kurt Hettler, Kyle Books, Lannoo, Larousse, Last Gasp, Legato Publishers Group, Liberties, Libro International, Lindsay Eidel, Lotus Publishing, Ludion, Luster, Macmillan, Mark Ouimet, Marti Malovany, Marvel, McSweeney’s, Medina, Melissa Joulwan, Meyer & Meyer, MFA Publications Boston, Michael Alden, Michael Bungay Stanier, Michael Kerber, Michael Levatino, Michelin Travel & Lifestyle, Midpoint Trade, Minnesota Historical Society Press, MoMA NY, Morgan Hillman, Mr. Food, Museum of Modern Art Children's Books, My Healthy Church, National Book Network, National Geographic, New Directions, New Europe Books/Young Europe Books, New Holland, New Society, New World Library, New York University Press, Nicolas-Hays, Nobrow Press, NoLO, Nora Flaherty, Oceanview, Old Farmer's Almanac, Open Road Media, Other Press, O’Reilly Media, Page Street, PaperCutz, Pavilion Books Group, Peace Hill Press, Pegasus Books, Penguin Random House, Penguin Random House Grupo Editorial USA, Penguin Random House South Africa, Perseus Distribution, Phaidon, piKids, Pointed Leaf Press, Power Press, Price World Publishing, Primal Nutrition, Princeton University Press, Printopya, Project Management Institute, Propriometrics Press, Publishers Group West, Purdue University Press, Pushcart Press, Pushkin Press/Phskin Children’s, Quarto, Quest Books, Quirk, Reader's Digest Children, Red Wheel/Weiser, Redleaf Press, Regnery Publishing, Richard T. Williams, Ripley's, Rizzoli, Rodale, Russell Enterprises, SCB Distributors, Search Press, SelfMadeHero, Shambhala, Simon & Schuster, Skyhorse Publishing, Smithsonian, Soho, Spencer Hill, Steerforth, Steidl, Steve Black, Steve Elizalde, Stone Road Press, Tachyon, Taschen, Tate, Taylor Trade, Thames & Hudson, The Crossroad Publishing Company, The New Press, The Overlook Press, The Resume Place, Theatre Communications, Tilbury House Publishers, Tim Koegel, Time, Tin House Books, Todd Berman, Todd McGarity, Tom Doherty, Trafalger Square Books, Triumph Books, Turner Publishing, Ulysses Press, University of California Press, University of Ottawa Press, University of Regina Press, V&A, Velo Press, Vendome, Visible Ink, Viz, W. W. Norton, Walker Art Center, Walther Konig, Whitecap Books, Wilfred Laurier University Press, Windsor Peak Press, WND Books, Write Bloody Press

The 2015 Book Distributors Profiles

By PT Editors

October 19, 2015

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Publishing Trends has assembled an updated version of our annual book distribution chart. This year’s list includes 25 companies total, with the addition of Cardinal Publishers Group. Of the 25, 14 are publishers with a distribution arm and 11 are distribution-only companies. The trend of including digital distribution continues with 23 of the companies now offering digital services, up from…Continue Reading

Posted in Contact Sheets • Tagged 5 Continents, Aaron Silverman, Abrams, ACC Art Books, Adventures Unlimited, Agate, Akashic, Alain Ducasse, Allen & Unwin, Allison & Busby, American Bar Association, Amherst Media, Andrews McMeel, Annie's, Antique Collectors' Club, Aperture, Appalacian Mountain Club, Archipelago, Arcturus Publishing, ARTBOOK, Assouline, AtlasBooks, Bancroft Press, Bard Press, Beacon, Belly Kids, BenBella Books, Bernard Shwartz, Berrett-Koehler, Bert Mandelbaum, Bloomsbury USA, Blue Apple Books, Body & Breath, BookMasters, Booth Clibborn, Brookings Institution Press, Buddha Yoga, C&T, Campfire Graphic Novels, Candlewick, Cantz, Cardinal Publishers Group, Carlton, Casemate IPM, Chicago Review Press, Chicken Soup for the Soul, Chip Fleischer, Choc Lit, Chronicle, City Lights, Classics Illustrated, Clavis, Cleis, College Board, Columbia University Press, Connections, Consortium, contact sheet, Copper Canyon, Counterpoint, CS Publishing, Cuento de Luz, Dalkey Archive Press, DAP, Darren Hardy, DC Comics, Design Media, Direct Hits, Disney, distributors, Drawn & Quarterly, Dry Climate Studios, earBOOKS, ECW Press, Editions du Chene, Elisa Leshowitz, Emons, EMS Publishing, Enchanted Lion Books, Enodare, Entangled, Entrepreneur Press, Faber & Faber, Fantagraphic, Findhorn, Flame Tree Publishing, Flashlight Press, Footprint, For Beginners, Gallup Press, George Braziller, George F. Thompson, Glitterati Incorporated, Globe Pequot Press, Gonzalo Ferreyra, Graywolf, Greenery Press, Greenleaf Book Group, Grove/Atlantic, Grub Street Cookery, Guggenheim, Guinness World Records, h.f.ullmann, Hachette, Hampton Roads, Hanover Publisher Services, Harlequin, Harvard Business Review Press, Harvard Common Press, Hatje, Haymarket, Hazelden Publishing, HeadPress, Heidi Sachner, Highlights Press, Hohm Press, Hooked on Phonics, Houghton Mifflin Harcourt, Houhgton Mifflin Harcourt International Sales, I Love Mel, IB Tauris, Images Publishing, Independent Publishers Group, Indiana University Press, Ingram Publisher Services, Insight Editions, Islandport Press, Jane R. Graf, Jason Brockwell, Jeff Olson, Jeff Tegge, Joe Cross, John Brancati, Jon Ackerman, JRP, Kaplan, Kevin Votel, Kingfisher, Kyle Books, Lannoo, Larousse, Last Gasp, Legato Publishers Group, Liberties, Libro International, Lindsay Eidel, Lotus Publishing, Ludion, Luster, Macmillan, Mark Ouimet, Mark Voigt, Marti Malovany, Marvel, McSweeney's, Medina, Melissa Joulwan, Meyer & Meyer, MFA, Michael Alden, Michael Kerber, Michael Levatino, Michelin Travel & Lifestyle, Mickey Trescott, Midpoint Trade, MoMA NY, Morgan Hillman, Museum of Modern Art Children's Books, National Book Network, National Geographic, New Directions, New Europe Books/Young Europe Books, New Holland, New Society, New World Library, Nicolas-Hays, Nobrow Press, NoLO, O'Reilly Media, Oceanview, Octopus, Old Farmer's Almanac, Open Road Media, Other Press, Our World of Books, Page Street, PaperCutz, Patti Hughes, Pavilion Books Group, Peace Hill Press, Pegasus Books, Penguin Random House, Penguin Random House Grupo Editorial USA, Penguin Random House South Africa, Persea Books, Perseus, Perseus Academic, Peterson's, Phaidon, Pointed Leaf Press, Power Press, Price World Publishing, Primal, Princeton University Press, Profiles, Propriometrics Press, Publishers Group West, Purdue University Press, Pushcart Press, Pushkin Press/Pushkin Children's, Quarto, Quest Books, Quirk, Reader's Digest Children, Red Wheel/Weiser, Redleaf Press, Reel Art Press, Regnery Publishing, Ripley's, Rizzoli, Rodale, royal Academy, Russell Enterprises, SCB Distributors, Scott Connelly, Search Press, SelectBooks, Shambhala, Simon & Schuster, Skyhorse Publishing, Smithsonian, Soft Skull, Soho, Spencer Hill, Steerforth, Steve Black, Steve Elizalde, Stone Road Press, Tachyon, Taschen, Tate, Taylor Trade, Thames & Hudson, The Crossword Publishing Company, The New Press, The Overlook Press, The Resume Place, Theatre Communications, Tim Koegel, Time Inc. Books, Tin House Books, Todd Berman, Todd McGarity, Tom Doherty, Trafalger Square Books, Triumph Books, Turner Publishing, Ulysses Press, University of California Press, Urban Land Institute, V&A, Velo Press, Velociteach, Vendome, Visible Ink, Viz, W. W. Norton, Walker Art Center, Walther Konig, Whitecap, Windsor Peak Press, WND, Write Bloody Press, Zest Books

People Roundup, December 2010

By PT Editors

December 14, 2010

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Jon Yaged has been named President of Macmillan Children’s. He had been COO at HouseParty.com since March 2010 and was previously VP and Publisher for Disney Book Group. Nina Hoffman, President of National Geographic Books, will leave at the end of the year. Editor-in-Chief and Books COO Hector Sierra will report to Declan Moore, who…Continue Reading

Posted in Uncategorized • Tagged AAP, Aileen Boyle, Alessandra Bastagli, Allison Lorentzen, Amber Qureshi, Amy Baker, Association of Educational Publishers, Backe Marketing, Barbara Brownell, Bob Anthony, Book Soup, Borders, Bowker PubTrack, Brenda Copeland, Capstone's, CDS, Charles Day, Charlie Redmayne, Children's Book Council, Claudia Boutote, Counterpoint, Courtney Young, Current, Darcy Cohan, David Rosenthal, David Sweeney, Debbie Stier, Declan Moore, Dennis Eulau, Disney Book Group, DLC Literary, Dorchester, e-books, Ellie Berger, Emily Meehan, Every Child a Reader, Fox Television, Free Press, Harcourt, Harper Perennial, HarperCollins, HarperOne, Hector Sierra, Henry Holt, HouseParty.com, Hyperion, Joe D'Onofrio, Jon Prebich, Jon Yaged, Julie Burton, Karen Fetty, Kathryn Court, Lambda Literary Awards, Langenscheidt, Laura Mancuso, Laura Mazer, librarians, Lori Benton, Macmillan Children's, Maggie Richards, Matthew Benjamin, Melina Bellows, Melinda Mullen, Melville House, MRM PR+Marketing, n+1, National Geographic Books, Neal Goff, New York Magazine, Nicole Geiger, Niko Pfund, Nina Hoffman, Overlook Press, Oxford University Press, Palgrave Macmillan, Patricia Eisemann, Penguin, Perseus, Pocket Books, PoliPoint Press, Portfolio, Random House, Rob Crawford, Rolling Stone, Ruta Drummond, Scholastic, Sentinel, Shane Norman, Simon & Schuster Distribution, Soft Skull Press, Southern Progress, St. Martin's, Steve Black, Suzanne Wickham, teachers, Ten Speed, Tiger Tales, Tricycle Press, Trish Todd, Villard Books, Wiley O'Sullivan, William Morrow

Book View, July 2008

By PT Editors

July 1, 2008

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PEOPLE HarperCollins announced a new management structure following Jane Friedman’s June 4 resignation and the appointment of Brian Murray as President and CEO HarperCollins Publishers Worldwide. Michael Morrison was also promoted to President and Publisher, U.S. General Books and Canada, and Victoria Barnsley has been promoted to CEO and Publisher HCUK and International, overseeing the…Continue Reading

Posted in Book View • Tagged AAUP, Adams Media, Adriana Dominguez, American Booksellers Association, Andrea Sheehan, Ann Campbell, Anne Miller Attanas, Anne Savarese, Arthur A. Levine, Author Solutions, AuthorHouse, Baker & Taylor, Ballantine, Benjamin Cheever, Beryl Needham, Bill Preston, Bill Thomas, Bob Miller, Book Sense, Borders, Brian Murray, Broadway Books, Business Plus, Charles Conrad, Christina Pecorale, Christopher Carduff, Chronicle of Higher Education, Claire Griffin, Claire Hutton, Clare Ferraro, Dalmatian Press, Daniel Menaker, David Cully, David Hyde, DC Comics, Debbie Stier, Dee Dee De Bartlo, Diane Gedymin, Doubleday, Edward Hirsch, Emily Carleton, Ensley Eikenburg, Eos, ESPN Books, Felicia Frazier, Frank Wolbert, Gary Jansen, Genoveva Llosa, Grand Central Publishing, Gray Peterson, H20 Associates, HarperCollins, HarperCollins UK, HarperEntertainment, HarperStudio, Harvard Business Review, Harvard Business School Press, Houghton Mifflin, Hungry Minds, IndieBound, InsightOut Books, iUniverse, Jane Friedman, John Fagan, John Nee, Joy de Menil, Julia Cheiffetz, Karen Cooper, Kathy Schneider, Katie Rose, Leigh Haber, Macmillan, Mad. Sq. Reads, Madeline McIntosh, Mary Albi, Matt Schwartz, McGraw-Hill, Melanie Donovan, Michael Connor, Michael Morrison, Mike Spring, Modern Times, Morrow, Morrow Cookbooks, Natalie Kaire, Oxmoor House, Paul Taunton, Penguin, Phoenix Books, POD, Princeton University Press, Quality Paperback Book Club, Random House, Richard Ljoenes, Richard Rhorer, Rick Wolff, Rodale, Roger Labrie, Ruth Katcher, Scholastic, Seale Ballenger, Simon & Schuster, Stacy Creamer, Steve Black, Stewart O'Nan, Taline Najarian, Ten Speed Press, The Alantic, Tim Mak, Tom Stewart, Victoria Barnsley, Viking, Wiley, William Maxwell, Wordclay

Bookview, August 2006

By PT Editors

August 1, 2006

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PEOPLE So much for summer doldrums: André Bernard VP Publisher of Harcourt is leaving to become a vice president at the Guggenheim Foundation, starting after Labor Day. He replaces Thomas Tanselle, who is retiring after 28 years. Harcourt’s current Editor-in-Chief and Associate Publisher, Rebecca Saletan, will take over as Publisher. Jill Cohen, former Bulfinch Publisher,…Continue Reading

Posted in Book View • Tagged A Problem from Hell, Ali Kokman, Alloy, American Greetings' Plus Mark, Amy Pierpont, Ana Godoff, Andre Bernard, Baker & Taylor, Bear Stearns, Beaufort Books, Ben Schrank, Benjamin Franklin Awards, Bobbi Brown, Borders, Brendan Cahill, Brian Grogan, Bridge Publications, Broadway, Bronx Zoo, Bulfinch, Candlewick, Carlo De Vito, Caroline Elkins, CDS, Chamberlain Brothers, Citadel, Clear Body, Clear Mind, Colin Robinson, CPM Press, Crown, Dan Lundy, Debra Matsumoto, Del Rey, Destiny Image, Doris Cooper, Doug Whiteman, Downtown Press, Four Walls Eight Windows, George Jones, Greg Josefowicz, Grove/Atlantic, Guggenheim Foundation, Hachette, Harcourt, Heather Aschinger, Holt, Imperial Reckoning, Ingram Publisher Services, Jef Rogart, Jeff Sharlet, Jill Cohen, Jim Benjamin, Joe Guadango, Jofie Ferrari-Adler, John Oakes, Jonathan Ackerman, Julia Woods, Julie Saidenberg, Karen Thomas, Kensington, Kim Hovey, Kurt Schoen, Larry Pollock, Len Jardine, Les Glass, Leslie Schneider, Marcus Leaver, Mark Levine, Mary Schuck, MBI, McGraw-Hill Canada, Mike McGrath, NACSCORP, Nan Graham, Nancy Hancock, Nation Books, National Association of College Stores, North Atlantic Books, Owen Laster, Perseus, Phil Ollila, PMA, Pocket, Potter Craft, Public Affairs, Rainbow Room, Razorbill, Rebecca Saletan, Rodale, Ronnie Gambon, S&S, Sabrina Bracco, Saks, Sally Hertz, Samantha Power, Sarah Thai, Shambhala Publications, Shawna Mullen, St. Martin's, Sterling, Steve Black, Tammy Blake, Ten Speed, The Audies, The Hallelujah Diet, The New Press, The Penguin Press, The Prayer Diet, Thomas Tanselle, Thunder's Mouth Press, Vanessa Mobley, Wharton Business School, Wildlife Conservation Society, Will Staehle, William Morris

Bookview, July 2005

By PT Editors

July 1, 2005

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PEOPLE A surprising number of higher profile industry folk moved around this month. The one that garnered the most ink was Jon Karp, who left Random House for — to hear people tell it — any number of places. Bill Barry left DK to return to Doubleday, as Publisher of the religious imprints. That news…Continue Reading

Posted in Book View • Tagged Abry Partners, Alan Boyko, Althea Spellman, AMS, Amy Rhodes, Anika Streitfeld, Atria, Audible.com, B. J. Berti, Ballantine, Barnes & Noble.com, Bill Barry, Bloomberg Muse, Bloomberg News, Bookspan, Center Street, Charlene Gaynor, Chris Min Park, Claire Roberts, Classroom Publishers Alliance, Client Distribution Services, Collins Design, Columbia University Press, Craig Herman, Creative Publishing International, Dan Harvey, Daniel Blackman, David Krishock, David Naggar, David Roth-Ey, DK, Doubleday, Elizabeth Bewley, Elizabeth C. Mackey, Ellen Archer, Ellie Berger, F + W, Franklin, Gianfranco Monacelli, Gilbert Perlman, Gina Centrello, Google, Google Video, Hyperion, Jack St. Mary, James Pressley, John Williams, Jon Karp, Jon Rosenburg, Justin Chanda, Kathy Malloy, Keith Fox, Kevan Lyon, LA County Museum of Art, Libby McGuire, Lisa Holton, Lisa Queen Agency, Lowenstein-Yost, MacAdam/Cage, Madeline McIntosh, Manuela Hoelterhoff, Marta Schooler, Maureen O'Neal, Max Wilk, McGraw-Hill, Michael Murphy, Michael Selleck, Michele Rapkin, Michelle Hinkson, Michelle Lewy, Morgan Entrekin, Morrow, Myles C. Thompson, Nancy Miller, Nielsen BookScan, Paul Nathan, Perseus Books Group, Putman, Rachel Cobb, Random Audio Group, Random House, ReganBooks, Rodale, Ruth Wilk Notkins Nathan, S&S, Sandy Dijkstra, Scholastic, Scott Matthews, Simon Scribbles, SpellBound Media, Spier NY, St. Martin's, Stephanie Cabot, Stephanie Emerson, Steve Black, Suzanne Murphy, Tami Booth Corwin, The Association of Educational Publishers, The Bestseller Awards, The Book Standard, The Consumer Book Report UK, The Gernert Company, The Quayside Publishing Group, Thomson Texere, Tracy Carns, Trident Media Group, Will Schwalbe, William Morris, Workman

Book View, November 2003

By PT Editors

November 1, 2003

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PEOPLE CDS’ Stanley Cohen has taken a leave of absence and Steve Black has stepped in as Acting Sales Director. David Wilk, VP of Client Services and Business Development, has taken over some responsibilities and a new Client Services Manager, Kerry Liebling, has been hired. Erin McHugh has been named Director of Creative Services, Trade…Continue Reading

Posted in Featured Articles • Tagged 192 Books, AAP, Alan Smagler, Alpha Books, Amazon, Amy Hegarty, and Dunlop, Andrew Littell, Ardy Khazaei, Association of American Publishers, Atria, Bantam, Blair Brown, Bloomsbury, Books for a Better Life, Carol Franco, CDS, Chip McGrath, Chris Lynch, Clifton Fadiman, Dave Conti, David Goehring, David Steinberger, David Wan, David Wilk, Elisabeth Sifton, Emily Forland, Eric Carle, Erin McHugh, Fodor's, Frankfurt, Franklin Spier, Fraser, FSG, Gilles Dana, HarperBusiness, HarperCollins, Harvard Business School Press, Heather Jackson, IMG, James Salter, Joe Lelyveld, Kathryn Blough, Kerrie Baldwin, Kerry Liebling, Larry Hughes, Laurie Barnett, Leslie Hulse, Libreria, Lisa Berkowitz, Louise Braverman, Marian Brown, Mark Reiter, Martin Schamus, Maryann Jacob, McGraw-Hill, Mercantile Library, Meredith Vieira, Michelle Lewy, Nana Greller, Nancy Kranich, National Book Awards, Neil Baldwin, Neil Lemann, Nick Lemann, Norton, Osborn Elliott, Pat Schroeder, Paul Dinas, Penguin, PerfectBound, Perseus, Peters, PFD, Rayo, Reader's Digest, Rene Alegria, Roald Dahl, Rodale, Rueben Martinex, S&S, S&S Children's, Schlesinger, Scholastic, Sean Abbott, Simon & Schuster, Small Press Center, Sparknotes, St. Martin's, Stanley Cohen, Sterling, Steve Black, Tami Booth, Tom Woll, Victor Navasky, Walter Mosley, Wayne Dyer, Wendy Weil, William Wegman

NYC or Bust

By PT Editors

February 1, 2002

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BookExpo America Returns to Gotham, Pondering Its ‘Donut Problem’ You may as well cue up the ticker tape. Because when BookExpo America lands in New York this May after a decade-long hiatus, the annual book industry trade show “will be celebrating its return to the publishing capital of the world,” in the neon-lit words of…Continue Reading

Posted in Featured Articles • Tagged Al Gore, Alison Lazarus, Beacon Press, Book Sense, BookExpo America, Books-A-Million, Carl Lennertz, CDS, Dominique Raccah, Frankfurt Book Fair, get Caught Reading, Greg Topalian, Helene Atwan, Holtabrinck, Idea Logical Company, Leadership, Library Hotel, London Book Fair, Market Partners, Michael Cader, Mike Shatzkin, Ornella Robbiati, Penguin Putnam, Publishers Lunch, Random House, Reed Exhibitions, Rock Bottom Remainders, Rudy Giuliani, Sonzogno, Sourcebooks, St. Martin's, Steve Black, Talk Miramax

Book View, February 2001

By PT Editors

February 1, 2001

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PEOPLE Much news in the beginning of this year: Long anticipated, and widely reported (in some places, more than once), Sarah Crichton is out and Michael Pietsch is in at Little, Brown. In other TWP news, Time Life Books is closing and Neil Levin is heading the new group (down to a dozen or so…Continue Reading

Posted in Book View • Tagged A Common Reader, American Greetings, Avalon, Baker & Taylor, Bantam, Barnes & Noble, Barnes & Noble Digital, Barrie Hitchon, Bell Sports, Bertelsmann, Beth Eller, Borders, Brian Murray, Broadway Books, Candy Lee, Carol Berkin, Carolyn Reidy, CDS, Chris Anderson, Chris McKenney, Constance Sayre, Craig Copetas, Craig Richards, Crown, Daedalus Books, Dan Green, David Fickling, David Lappin, Deborah Brodie, Deborah Raffin, Delacorte, Denny Hatch, Digital Pond, Dove Audio, ebrary, First Generations, Gary Rautenstrauch, Gilbert Perlman, Harcourt, Harmony, HarperCollins, Hill & Wang, Hyperion Children's, Ingram, Inside.com, Jane Isay, Jeanne Finestone, Jon Karp, Judith Curr, Judy Korman, Jupiter, Kaplan, Kate Jackson, Katherine Tegen, Katie Hall, Kay Lee Davis, Kit van Tulleken, Larry Ashmead, Larry Kirshbaum, Laura Nolan, Little Brown, Louis Baum, Marc Rich, Market Partners International, Maureen Egen, McClanahan Publishing, McGraw-Hill, Michael Ovitz, Michael Pietsch, Michael Viner, Mike Winton, Millbrook, Mitchell Beazley, Neil Levin, New Millennium Worldwide, North-South, Octopus Groups, Olga Vezeriz, Paul McLaughlin, Peter Dubuisson, Peterson Magazines, PGI, Pocket Books, PRI, Publishers Group West, Publishers Weekly, Random House, Rebecca Strong, Richard Willis, Rodale Trade Books, Rosamund Pilcher, S&S, Sarah Crichton, Scholastic UK, Scribner, Shaye Areheart, Simon Boughton, Simonne Waud, Steve Black, Susan Massey, Susan Reich, The Free Press, Therese Burke, Time Warner Press, Time-Life Books, Tom Dunne, Tom Haworth, Tom Turvey, Troll Communications, Two-Can Publishing, Viking, Wendy Lamb, YS Chi

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