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People Round-Up, Mid-September 2021

September 16, 2021

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PEOPLE Four months after acquiring Houghton Mifflin Harcourt, HarperCollins has announced its integration plans. HarperCollins will launch a yet-unnamed adult imprint to be led by Deb Brody, formerly VP and Publisher for HMH Adult Trade and now VP and Editorial Director at William Morrow. The children’s imprints and HMH Productions, now rebranded as HarperCollins Productions,…Continue Reading

Posted in Book View • Tagged A Public Space, AALA, Abigail Sokolsky, Abrams, Abrams Children's, Achuzat Bayit, Adrienne Ingrum, Adrienne Ingrum LLC, Advantage Media, Ale Romero, Aleigha Kelly, Alex Novak, Alexandra Jacobs, Alexis Washam, Alyza Liu, Amazon Original Stories, Amazon Publishing, Amelia Mack, American Association of Literary Agents, American Booksellers Association, Amulet Books, Amy Beaudoin, Amy Cox Williams, Amy King, Andrea Brown Literary Agency, Anitra Budd, ARTBOOK | D.A.P., Astound US Inc., Astra Publishing House, Atria, Ave Maria Press, Ayesha Pande, Ayesha Pande Literary, Barbara Jones, BBH Literary, Beijing International Book Fair, Berkley, Berrett-Koehler, Berrett-Koehler Publishers, Bettina Schrewe Literary Scouting, Bloomsbury Children’s, Bragelonne, Brave + Kind Bookshop, Brigid Black, Broadleaf Books, Bruna Dantas Lobato, Callisto Media, Cambridge University Press, Candlewick Press, Canopy Books, Cara Bedick, Carol Mann Agency, Caroline Vaught, Catherine Laudone, Cathy Hennessey, Chase Literary Agency, Chelsea Eberly, Chicago Distribution Center, Chloe Texier-Rose, Chronicle, Chronicle Books, Chronicle Prism, Claire Rivkin, Claire Sielaff, Clare Richardson, Clarion, Clarkson Potter, Clash Books, CliffsNotes, Coffee House Press, Consortium Book Sales and Distribution, Course Hero, Courtney Zonnefeld, Craig Bunn, Crystal Lee, Custom House, Dakota Reed, Dan Cullen, Dani Segelbaum, Danielle Keir, David Bratt, David Cashion, David Olsen, Deb Brody, Deena Fleming, Diana Gillooly, Diego Lopez, Dillon Asher, Do Books, Don Congdon Associates, Dutton, Dylan Montanari, Ed Spade, Eerdmans, Eerdmans Books for Young Readers, Elizabeth Fithian, Elizabeth Mitchell, Elizabeth Palumbo, Emma Benshoff, Etch, Eva Avery, Evan Schnittman, Faith Wilson Stein, Farley Chase, Farrar Straus & Giroux, Forbes Books, Frankfurt Book Fair, G.P. Putnam’s Sons, Genny McAuley, Gibbs Smith, Gracie Elliott, Greenhouse Literary Agency, Gregory Henry, Hannah Moushabeck, Hannah Schaeffer, Harlequin, Harlequin Trade Publishing, HarperAlley, HarperCollins, HarperCollins Children's Books, HarperCollins Productions, HarperOne, Helen Healey, Henry Holt, Hill Nadel Literary Agency, HMH Books for Young Readers, HMH Productions, Hogarth, Holiday House, Holly Hoover, Houghton Mifflin Harcourt, Hyperion Avenue, Ingram Content Group, Ingram Publishing Services International, Insight Editions, Interlink Publishing Group, Isabel DaSilva, Ishantha Lokuge, Janet Shapiro, Jared Taylor, Jay Colvin, Jennifer Nakamura, Jennifer Wilson, Jill Sansone, jimmy patterson, John Burnham Schwartz, Joselin Pichardo, Juana Castro, Junior Achievement of New York, Kate Garrick, Kate Kendrick, Kate Oksen, Kathleen Mertz, Katie Kotchman, Kaye Baginsky, Kelly Sonnack, Kevin Anderson & Associates, KF Literary Scouting, Kirsten Markusic, KJ Grow, KN Literary Arts, Knopf, Kristi M. 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Literary Agency, Pantheon, Park Row Books, Paul Ruditis, Paula Wiseman Books, Pearson, Penguin Press, Penguin Random House Speakers Bureau, Penguin Young Readers, Peter Hubbard, Peter Pauper Press, Peter Warner, Picador, Pixel + Ink, Plume, PNBA Fall Trade Show, Poisoned Pen Press, Pomegranate, Portfolio, Post Hill Press, Princeton University Press, QuillBot, Rachel Altemose, Random House Books for Young Readers, Random House Children's, Random House Children's Books, Regina Brooks, Regnery History, Rob Shapiro, Salky Literary Management, Sammi Sontag, Sara Doskow, Sarah Davies, Sarah Elison, Sarah Reck, Sarah Shumway, Sarita Varma, Sasha Henriques, Sasquatch Books, Scholastic Book Fairs, Senator John Heinz History Center, Sentinel, Serendipity Literary Agency, Shabnam Banerjee-McFarland, Shambhala Publications, Shannon Spann, Simon & Schuster, Simon & Schuster Books for Young Readers, Simon & Schuster Children's, Simon Spotlight, Smith Publicity, SOKO, Sounds True, Speakeasy Conscious Language Consulting, St. Martin’s Publishing Group, Stanford University Press, Stephanie Kelly, Stephanie Kelly Editorial, Sterling, Stuart Krichevsky Literary Agency, Sun Valley Writers Conference, Susan Roxborough, Suzanne Murphy, Sydney Jarrard, Talia Behrend-Wilcox, Tangerine Press, Taylor Michael, The Billie Holiday Theatre, The Clarion Group, The Gotham Group, The Karpfinger Agency, The Nation, The New York Times, The Rumpus, Thieme Group, ThinkFoodGroup, Tiffany Shelton, Tim Bozik, Todd Portnowitz, Tracy Fortini, Triangle House Literary, TvS Media Group, Tyler Freidenrich, Ulysses Press, University of Chicago Press, University of North Carolina Press, University of Texas Press, UWorld, Vanessa Haughton, Versify, Walt Disney Television, West Wind Literary Scouting, William Morrow, Wm. B. Eerdmans Publishing Company, Words Without Borders, Workman, Workman Publishing, Zack Knoll, Zando, Zandra Margariño, Zoë Miller

Bookview, October 2007

October 14, 2007

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PEOPLE The big news this month was the long-anticipated promotion of Carolyn Reidy to the position of President & CEO of S&S, following Jack Romanos‘ retirement announcement. Following that move, Michael Selleck has been promoted to the newly created position of EVP, Sales and Marketing for S&S Inc.. He was SVP Sales & Marketing for…Continue Reading

Posted in Book View • Tagged Abrams, Al Roker, Alex Kuczynski, Amy Hertz, Ann Curry, Anne Hollinshead DeCourcey, Baker & Taylor, Beaufort Books, Bertelsmann, Bloomsbury, Bookspan, Brian Tartt, Carolyn Reidy, Charlotte Abbott, Chip Gibson, Christine Labov, Columbia House, Crown, Dave Nelson, David Naggar, David Shanks, DC Comics, Deborah Aaronson, Dennis Eulau, Dominique Raccah, Doug Jones, Dutton, EastWest Marketing, Elise Cannon, Endeavor, Gibbs Smith, Gina Centrello, HarperCollins, Hazelden, Holly Demeter, Holtzbrinck, Hyperion, Ingram International, InkWell Management, International Digital Publishing Forum, Jack Romanos, Jacob Bronstein, Jeanette Zwart, Jeanne Kramer, Jeannette Zwart, Jeff Gomez, Jen Bergstrom, Jim Alexander, John Nee, Jonathan Burnham, Josh Marwell, Kathy Wiess, Kelly Galvin, Larry Norton, Laura Robinson, Leigh Ann Ambrosi, Linda Cunningham, Lisa Berkowitz, Louis L’Amour, Louise Burke, Macmillan, Marie Hergenroeder, Mary Idoni, Matty Goldberg, Meredith, Michael McGinley, Michael Murphy, Michael Selleck, Michelle Ishay-Cohen, Morgan Road Books, Nancy Miller, Nick Bogaty, Noreen Marchis, Noreen Marchisi, Patrick McGrath, Paul Levitz, Penguin, Perseus, Peter D'Erasmo, Peter J. Quandt, Peter Olson, PGW, Philip Turner, Pocket Books, Putnam, Queen Literary Agency, Rachel Brenner, Rebecca Oliver, Redleaf Press, Rhonda Rose, Richard Abate, Richard Charkin, Riverhead, Robert Manger, Rose Marie Morse, Rugged Land Books, Sara Nelson, Shawn Coyne, Sid Farrar, Simon Pulse, Skyhorse Publishing, Sourcebooks, Stephen Colbert, Sterling, Steve Rotterdam, Steve Tager, The Book-of-the-Month Club, The Quill Awards, Tony Lyons, Tracy Fortini, Union Square Press, VOICE, Waldenbooks

Bookview, May 2007

May 1, 2007

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PEOPLE Carl Raymond has been recruited by Scholastic’s Trade president, Lisa Holton, to the newly created position of Director of New Media Projects. He was most recently Adult Publishing Director of DK. HarperCollins Group President Brian Murray announced that Joe Tessitore, President of Collins since 2004, will retire from full-time publishing by November 1. In…Continue Reading

Posted in Uncategorized • Tagged Abrams Inc., Alane Mason, Amy Hertz, Amy Kaneko, Angela Bole, Ann Goldstein, Beau Friedlander, Ben Lee, Bertelsmann, BISG, BJ's, Black Dog & Leventhal, Bloomsbury, BMG Columbia, Bonniers, Bookspan, Brenda Bowen, Brian Carnahan, Brian Murray, Can Xue, Carl Raymond, Chelsea Green, Chris Satterlund, Collins, Collins Business, Consortium Distribution, Dan Conway, Dave Tripp, Deborah Brodie, Deborah Treisman, Disney Book Group, DK, Don Linn, Don Sturtz, Doug Grad, Duckworth, Elise Cannon, Elizabeth Geiser, Eric Green, Foundry Literary and Media, Frances Gilbert, Fujii Associates, George Richter, Gold St. Press, Goldberg McDuffie, Grace McQuade, Hannah Krall, HarperCollins, HarperOne, Heinecken & Associates, Helena Brantley, Holly Root, Howard Weill, Independent Publishers Representative Groups, Ingram Publisher Services, Jason Prince, Jeremy Nurnberg, Jim Childs, Joe Tessitore, Jonathan Yaged, Josh Wood, Joyce Meskis, Judy Courtade, Kim Shannon, Leslie Stoker, Levine Greenberg Literary Agency, Library of America, Lisa Holton, Lisa Sharkey, Luba Ostashevsky, Margaret Coffee, Marion Maneker, Markus Wilhelm, Mary Wowk, Marysue Rucci, Matt Harper, Matthias Epp, Maureen O'Brien, Michael Perlman, Michelle Nagler, Mike Brennan, Morgan Road, Morrow, Morrow/Avon, Nick Webb, Overlook, Oxmoor House, Palgrave Macmillan, PEN World Voices, Penguin, Perseus, Peter Mayer, Peter McGuigan, PGW, Phyllis Wender, Primo Levi, Putnam, Random House, Regan Books, Rich Freese, Rick Monteith, Roaring Brook Press, Ron Davis, Rookery Press, Rosenstone/Wender, S&S, Sam's, Sanford Greenburger, Sarah Burningham, Sarah Wolf, Scholastic, Scott's Bookstore, Shelby Meizlik, Simon Pulse, Snow Goose Bookstore, Sonia Pabley, Sterling, Stewart, Stuart Goldfarb, Susan Cohen, Tabori & Chang, Tattered Cover Book Store, Taylor Corporation, Ted Heinecken, Teresa Brady, The Gersh Agency, The Taunton Press, Time Inc., Tracy Carns, Tracy Fortini, Trident Media, University of Denver Publishing Institute, Victoria Skurnick, Waxman Agency, Weldon Owen, Words Without Borders, Writers House UK, Yfat Reiss

Bookview, March 2006

April 1, 2006

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PEOPLE On the heels of news that Emily Loose has left Penguin Press to become a Senior Editor at The Free Press comes news that Ray Roberts is retiring from Viking, after 40 years in the business. Meanwhile, Executive Editor Michael Millman is leaving Penguin, where he focused on Penguin Classics. He may be reached…Continue Reading

Posted in Book View • Tagged AAP, ABA, Alan Waldman, Alison Lazarus, Andrea Gold, Anne Irish, Atria, Ballantine, BBC Audiobooks, BEA, Becky Saletan, Bill Boedeker, Black Expressions, Book Sense, Book Tech, Bookspan, Brian McLendon, Brown, Bruce Tracy, Byron Preiss, Cal Morgan, Carol Mackey, Carole Baron, Caroline Sutton, Caroline White, CDS Books, Chris Jackson, Chris McCabe, Chris Navratil, Chronicle, Cindy Spiegel, Clare Ferraro, CLMP, Courtney Muller, Crains, Crown, Curtis Brown, Dan Menaker, David Moench, Del Rey, Doris Cooper, Downtown, Dupree/Miller, Ed Wyatt, Elaine Markson Agency, Elizabeth Sheinkman, Emiy Loose, Eric Kettunen, FTC, Gallup, Gina Centrello, Greg Mowery, HarperCollins, HCI, Heather Cameron, Heather Drucker, Holtzbrinck, Houghton Mifflin, iBooks, Irv Myers, Jane Dentinger, Jason Pinter, Jean Feiwel, Jennifer Feldman, Jennifer Steinhauer, Jericho Communications, Jerome Kramer, Judith Regan, Julie Grau, Julie Merberg, Kelly Roman, Ken Wright, Kevin Votel, Kim Hovey, Kingfisher Publications, Kirkus, Knopf, Kodansha America, Kristen McLean, Laura Brown, Laura Mazer, Leah Spiro, Libby McGuire, Little, Liz Szable, Lowenstein-Yost, Marion Maneker, Maryann Palumbo, McGraw-Hill, Michael Broussard, Michael Mezzo, Michael Millman, Michele Matrisciani, Molly Stern, Morrow, Mystery Guild, Nancy Miller, National Do Not Call Registry, NBN, New York Academy of Sciences, OUP, Pam Abrams, Paul Slovak, Penguin Press, Perseus, PGW, PMA, Ray Roberts, Reed, ReganMedia, Rich Freese, Rich Kelley, Robin Corey, Roger Bilheimer, Roger Cooper, Round Table Press, Rowman & Littlefield, Sally Marvin, Sarah Rosenberg, Scholastic, Seal Press, Sean Desmond, Small Press Month, St. Martin's, Steve Kleckner, Suzanne Murphy, The Association of Booksellers for Children, The Free Press, Thomas Dunne, Three Rivers Press, Tina Jordan, Tokyopop, Tom Perry, Touchstone Fireside, Tracy Fortini, Tracy Van Straaten, Trish Lande Grader, Viking, Villard, VNU Business Media, Warner, Wendy Wolf, Zoe Fishman

Book View, June 2004

June 1, 2004

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Book View People May was another busy month for publishers’ human resource directors: Michael Jacobs has gone to Abrams as CEO. He was most recently SVP of Scholastic’s trade division. In addition, Ron Longe has been named Director of Publicity for STC, also part of the Martinière Group. He was most recently at Routledge. Michael…Continue Reading

Posted in Book View • Tagged ABDO, Abrams, Aileen Boyle, Andrew Grabois, Ann Patchett, Arvato/Bertelsmann, AuthorHouse, Avon/Harper Torch, Ballantine, Banta, Barbara Marcus, BBC, Beacon, Bennett Book Advertising, Bill Weld, Brian Lehrer, Brian Murray, Brighter Child, Carl Raymond, Carol Roeder, Carroll & Graf, Cathy Hemming, Columbia University Press, Dan Menaker, Dan O'Connell, Dan Rather, Dan Verdick, Darlene DeLillo, Dave Nelson, Deb Darrock, Dial, Discovery Channel, DK, Donnelley, Dudley Jahnke, Elke Villa, Elli Berger, Farrar Straus and Giroux, Fred Hill, Gina Centrello, Grove Press, Harcourt, HarperCollins, Harvard Common Press, Houghton Mifflin, Intervisual, Ira Silverberg, iUniverse, Jane Friedman, Jay McInerney, Jeff Golick, Jim Harrison, Jim Jordan, Joe Kanon, Joe Wilson, John Griffin, John Ryden, Johns Hopkins University Press, Jon Karp, Karen Cross, Kathleen Keene, Kensington, Knopf, Larry Stone, Lewis Lapham, Lucy Grealy, Lynn Grady, M.E. Sharpe, Marian Lizzi, Mark Ouimet, Martiniere, McGraw-Hill, Melissa Possick, Meredith Corp., Michael Jacobs, Michael Kazan, Morgan Entrekin, Motorbooks, Nancy Hancock, Nancy Miller, Pam Hoenig, Pamela Clements, Perigee, PGW, Phil Caputo, Phyllis Henrici, Quebecor, R.R. Bowker, Random House, ReganBooks, Rick Kot, Robb Pearlman, Robert Polito, Roger W. Straus Jr., Ron Longe, Routledge, Rutledge Hill Press, Ryan Harbage, S&S, Sara Nelson, Scholastic, Sheila Curry Oakes, Shogakukan Publishers, ShoPro, Spier NY, St. Martin's, STC, Stephen Lacy, Susan Kamil, Taunton Press, The New School, Thomas Nelson, Tom Brokaw, Tony Bourdain, Touchstone Fireside, Tracy Fortini, Tricia Boczkowski, Vicky Wilson, Vivian Antonangeli, Von Hoffman, Wendy Strothman, Wiley, Xlibris, Yale, Zagat

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