- Publishing Trends

Tag Archives: Beth Eller

People Round-Up, Mid-March 2020

March 12, 2020

Comments Off

PEOPLE At Macmillan, Sarah Crichton will return as Editor-in-Chief for Holt on April 6. She previously ran the Sarah Crichton Books imprint until the line was eliminated. Retha Powers joins the imprint as Editor at Large on May 1; she has been working as Assistant Director at the CCNY Publishing Certificate Program at City College….Continue Reading

Posted in Book View • Tagged 360 Degrees, Aaron Howe, ABC-CLIO, Abrams, Abrams Press, Adam Dalton, Alabama Book Festival, Alana Spendley, Alex Coumbis, Alex Larned, Alexandria International Book Fair, Alexis Petric-Black, Alice Fugate, Alison Lewis, Alli Rosenthal, Allison Belan, Alloy Entertainment, Allyssa Price, Alyssa Cordova, Alyssa Persons, Amazon Publishing, Ana Maria Allessi, Anansi, Anastasia Scott, andom House Children’s Books, Andrea Lau, Anna Paustenbach, Anna Ross, Annie Hwang, Anthony Feliciano, April Wills, Arkansas Literary Festival/Six Bridges Book Festival, Ashley Runyon, Atheneum Books for Young Readers, Atria, Audible, Audio Publishers Association, Ayesha Pande Literary, Baker Publishing Group, Barnes & Noble College, Barnes & Noble Education, Barry Brover, Basic Books, Batch for Books, Baylor University Press, Bebe Barrow, Becca Beurer, Benchmark Education, Berrett-Koehler Publishers, Beth Anderson, Beth Eller, Betsy Politi, Big Honcho Media, Bison Books, Black Dog & Leventhal, Bloomberg Press, Bloomsbury, Bloomsbury Children’s, Bloomsbury Children’s US, Book Your Calendar, Boyds Mills & Kane, brams Children’s Books, Brian Distelberg, Brian Lax, Brianna Scharfenberg, Brittany Kaback Osinski, Brooke Parsons, Brooke Warner, Bruce Walsh, Buenos Aires Book Fair, Byron Williamson, Caitlin Tutterow, Caitlyn Stewart, Calgary Expo, Carey Newman, Carrie Sieja, Cason Lynley, Caterpillar, CCNY Publishing Certificate Program at City College, Chloe Wong, Chronicle Books, Chronicle Chroma, Claire Potter, Clare Maurer, Corvisiero Literary Agency, Courtney Code, Dan Brouchard, David Moberg, David Orr, DC, DC Books for Young Readers, Deeba Zargarpur, Del Rey, Detra Page, Dey Street Books, Diamond Book Distributors, Digital Natives Group, Dottir Press, Duke University Press, Ecco, Edinburgh University Press, Elisa Gabbert, Elise LeMassena, Elizabeth Belsky, Elizabeth Connor, Elizabeth Mendez Berry, Emily Burns, Emily Porter, Emily Varga, Erika Schwartz, Eryn Kalavsky, Ethan Bassoff, Eurasian International Book Fair, Farrar Straus & Giroux, Festival Neue Literatur, Findaway, Flatiron Books, Folio Literary Management, Fortress Press, Foundry Literary & Media, Fuse Literary, Future House Publishing, Gabriella Doob, Gallery, Gallery Books, Georgetown University Press, Gisela de la Concepción Fosado, Glasstown Entertainment, Grace McNamee, Grand Central Publishing, Grigory Tovbis, Groundwood Books, Grove Atlantic, Hachette, Hachette Book Group, Hannah Braaten, Hannah Hecht, Hannah Jones, Happy Cog Agency, HarperCollins Christian Publishing, HarperOne, Henry Holt, Hilary Claggett, Hilary Swanson, History Book Festival, Holly Corfield, Holly Rice, Holt, Hopkins Fulfillment Services, Houghton Mifflin Harcourt, House of Anansi Press, Humanoids, IBPA Board of Directors, iHeartMedia, iHeartPodcast, Imprint, Independent Publishers Group, Indiana University Press, Indigo River Publishing, Ingram Academic Services, Ingram Content Group, Ingram Publisher Services, InterVarsity Press, Isabella Nugent, James Lorimer & Company, Jamison Stoltz, Jeanette Levy, Jen Valero, Jenna Brickley, Jenna McBride, Jennifer De Chiara Literary Agency, Jennifer Jensen, Jessica Chun, Jessica Preeg, Jessica Wells, Jill Santopolo, Jimmy Patterson Books, Jonathan Shar, Julia McCarthy, Juliana Horbachevsky, Kait Heacock, Kamrun Nesa, Karen Li, Karla Olson, Kate Renner, Kate Roddy, Kate Sederstom, Katharine McAnarney, Katherine Devendorf, Kathryn Hough Boutross, Katie Bassel, Katie Eberle, Kay Makanju, Kayla Janus, Kayleigh Jankowski, Kelly Dyksterhouse, Kelsey Fenske, Kendra Newton, Kendra Poster, Kirin Diemont, Kortney Price, Kristina Peterson, Kristy Quinn, Ksenia Winnicki, Kurestin Armada, Lauren Diethelm, Lauren Rosenthal, Laurence King Publishing, Leah Miller, Left Coast Crime, Lexington Books, Leying Jiang, Linda-Marie Barrett, Lindsay Boggs, Lindsay Sablosky, Lindsey Holaday, Lisa Malat, Lisa Quach, Little, Little Brown and Company, Little Brown Books for Young Readers, Little Brown Spark, Little Free Library, Little Tiger Group, Logan Harper, Lori Steel, Macmillan, Macmillan Children’s Publishing Group, Maddie Caldwell, Madelyn Burt, Mallory Groff, Margaret Bail, Margaret Southard, Margie Guerra, Margret Aldrich, Maria Correa, Mark Waid, Marvel, Mary Kate Castellani, Masie Cochran, Mason Slater, Massie & McQuilkin, Matt Klise, Matthew Miller, Max Jones, Mayo Clinic Press, McGraw-Hill, Megan Barnard, Megan Manning, Meredith Mundy, Metropolitan Books, Mia O’Neill, Michael Millman, Michael Neuguebauer., minedition, Minotaur Books, Moberg | Williamson, Modern Language Association, Monica Shah, Moody Publishers, Morgan Jones, Morgan Maple, Nadine Sferratore, Nanci McCloskey, Naomi Duttweiler, Natasha Simons, Nathan Cummings Foundation, Nathan Halter, National Geographic Partners, New York Times Book Review, Nicholas Sinisi, Nick Amphlett, Nicole Hersey, Nicolette Amstutz, Nora Rawn, Norwescon, Novel Effect, One World, Orbit, OverDrive, P.S. Literary Agency, Palm Beach Book Festival, Paola Crespo, Parallax Press, Patagonia Books, Paul Bodman, Pegasus Books, Penguin Books, Penguin Random House, Penguin Young Readers, Phil Turner, Phil Turner Book Productions, Philomel Books, Phoebe Dyer, Picador, Porchlight Book Company, Porchlight Books, Praeger, Princeton University Press, Professional Sports Publications, PublicAffairs, Putnam Books for Young Readers, Quebec International Book Fair, Quentin Turner, Quirk, Rachel Kambury, Rand McNally, Randi Rosenkranz, Random House Children's Books Classics, Random House Publishing Group, Random House Studio, Raven Quill Literary Agency, Readerlink, Rebecca Kaplan, Rebecca Lang, Regnery Publishing, Retha Powers, Roger Freet, Romy Golan, Root Literary, Ross Yoon Literary Agency, Rowman & Littlefield, Running Press, Running Press Studio, Ryan Schleicher, Sabrina Callahan, Salky Literary Management, Sally Haldorson, Sam Raim, Samantha Rios, San Antonio Book Festival, Sant Jordi Festival, Sara High, Sarah Armstrong, Sarah Crichton, Sarah Crichton Books, Sarah MacLachlan, Sarah Malarkey, Sarah Miniaci, Sarah Peed, Savannah D’Amico, Scholastic, Scribner, Seal Press, Semarah Al-Hillal, Shannon Hennessey, Shannon O'Neill, Shaquona Crews, Shawn Quinn, She Writes Press, Shelby Ozer, Shona Burns, Simon & Schuster, simon & schuster children's publishing, Simon & Schuster Speakers Bureau, SleuthFest, Smith Publicity, Sourcebooks, Southern Independent Booksellers Alliance, St. Martin's Press, St. Martin’s Publishing Group, Stephanie Gafron, Stephen Isaacs, Steve Ayers, Steve Rubin, Stonesong, Stripes, Strokestown International Poetry Festival, Stuff You Should Read: An iHeartBook, SUNY Press, Susan Fissell, Talia Behrend-Wilcox, Tattered Cover Book Store, Tech Forum and ebookcraft, Ten Speed Press, Tennessee Williams/New Orleans Literary Festival, Terry Taylor, The Experiment, The Self-Publishing Conference, Thomas Truong, Threshold Editions, Tiffany Sanchez Porcelli, Tim Stookesberry, Tin House, Tina McIntyre, Tina Pohlman, Tom Hoeler, Tor, Tracy Shaw, Trident Media Group, Twelve, Two Rivers Distribution, Unbound Book Festival, Union Literary, University of California Press, University of Nebraska Press, University of New Mexico Press, University of Washington Press, University Press of Kentucky, Viana Siniscalchi, Viking Children’s Books, Voracious, W. Clark Whitehorn, Wanda Jewell, Wattpad, Wayne Gurreri, Welbeck Publishing Group, Wiley, William Morrow, WonderCon, WordStream, Workman, Worthy Publishing, Yulia Borodyanskaya, Zoe Pagnamenta Agency, Zone Books

Book View, February 2001

February 1, 2001

Comments Off

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

Publishing Trends/Market Partners International
232 Madison Avenue, Suite 1400
New York, NY 10016
Phone (212) 447-0855
E-mail info@publishingtrends.com