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People Roundup, February 2014

February 3, 2014

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PEOPLE Larry Kirshbaum will join the Waxman Leavell Literary Agency as a Senior Agent starting February 24, the WSJ reported. Scott Waxman says, “He’ll be an independent agent building his own list like every agent does.” Kirshbaum was an agent for his own firm, LJK Literary Management, between 2005 and mid-2011 before becoming President of Amazon Publishing. (His former colleagues at that agency reconstituted as the Einstein Thompson Agency when Kirshbaum left.)…Continue Reading

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Book View, August 2002

August 1, 2002

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PEOPLE We will skip over the Thomas Middelhoff debacle, and move on to some moves that are less well covered, including that by a Middelhoff chronicler: The NYT’s David Kirkpatrick is leaving the Book Beat, to cover media, focusing on AOL Time Warner, along with Vivendi, Bertelsmann, and News Corp. His replacement will be named…Continue Reading

Posted in Book View • Tagged Abrams, Adam Haslett, Alice Sebold, American Museum of Natural History, Andy Carpenter, Anne Stavola, Anthony F. Janson, AOL Time Warner, Aperture, Avery, Benjamin Anastas, Berkley, Bernie Rath, Bertelsmann, Betty Kelly Sargent, Bill Shinker, BISG, Bob Morton, Brendan Cahill, Brown, Bruce Mason, Candy Lee, Carlisle & Company, Carole Baron, Chris Kerr, Christopher Sorrentino, CLMP, Continuum, Corrie Schoenberg, Cosmo, David Kirkpatrick, Diane Gedymin, Diane Naughton, Dick Heffernan, Dutton, Ed Morrow, Elise Howard, Fast Company, Frank Daly, Frank Kozelek, Gabe Hudson, Gatham, Gerry Helferich, Grolier, Grove, Grove Atlantic, Harper SanFrancisco, HarperCollins, Henry Dunow, History of Art, Holtzbrinck, Humboldt's Cosmos, iFormation, Ira Silverberg, Jack Nelson, Jack St. Mary, Jason Carter, Jeff Trachtenberg, Jeffrey Lependorf, Jill Krementz, Jimmy Carter, Jonathan Franzen, Jonathan Galassi, Keeping Faith, Kmart, L.A. Times, Larry Kirshbaum, Laura Mathews, Laura Miller, Lemony Snicket, Len Shatzkin, Leslie Gelbman, Linda Biagi, Lisa Amaroso, Little, Luann Walther, Martha Stewart Living, Minna Proctor, Miramax, Modern Publishing, Morrow, NAL, National Book Network, National Geographic, NBN, New Line, New York Times, News Corp, Nina Hoffman, Overlook, Paul Gottlieb, Penguin, Penguin Putnam, Peter DeGiglio, Peter Garabedian, Peter Olson, Philip Turner, Power Lines, Prentice Hall, Princeton Review, Putnam, Random, Redbook, Rich Hasselberger, Richard Vreeland, Riky Stock, Riverhead, Robin Strashun, Robin Theunisson, Rodale, Ronni Stolzenberg, Ruth Cavin, Salon, Sara Rosenbloom, Sarah Burnes, Sarah Crichton, Scholastic, Sheila Makate Sisulu, Shelley Jackson, Sid Albert, Sterling, Stuart Applebaum, Susan Golomb, Susan Rich, Suzanne Green, Tarcher, The Lovely Bones, Thomas Middelhoff, Tom McCormack, Troll, United Airlines, Universal, Vanity Fair, VF, Vivendi, Volker Kriegel, Wall Street Journal, Wallace Agency, Wayne Lawson, Wiley, WSJ, You Are Not a Stranger Here, Zagat

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