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Remainder No More?

July 1, 2002

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Today’s $50 Lifestyle Books Just Might Be Worth Every Penny Early this year, the illustrated book market was declared dead, or at least mutilated (blame the blood-curdling discount battle between Könemann and Taschen), with high-end art houses such as Abrams, Abbeville, and Rizzoli said to be wallowing hip-deep in a glut of coffee-table books. Just…Continue Reading

Posted in Featured Articles • Tagged A Return to Cooking, Abbeville, Abradale, Abrams, AOL TW, Artisan, Barnes & Noble, Black & Decker, book sales, BookScan, Borders, Briggs & Stratton, Bruce Harris, Bulfinch Press, Chain Sales Marketing, Christopher Capen, Claekson Potter, Creative Publishing, Day in the Life of America, DK, Earth From Above, Eric Ripert, Fog City Press, French Laundry Cookbook, HarperCollins, Harvey Markowitz, Healthy 1-2-3, Jill Cohen, Karen Kreiger, Konemann, Lauren Shakely, Laurie Rippon, Len Riggio, Mel Shapiro, Popular Mechanics, Quarto, QVC, Rizzoli, Rozanne Gold, Simon & Schuster, Singer, Small Engine Care and Repair, Steve Tager, Stewart Tabori & Chang, Taschen, Tehabi Books, Terry Newell, The Complete Photo Guide to Home Repair, The New American Cheese, Tim Street-Porter, Tropical Houses, Wal-Mart, Weldon Owen, Williams Sonoma Savoring, Workman

Book View, December 2001

December 1, 2001

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PEOPLE Congrats to Phyllis Grann — and Random House — who have finally tied the knot in what is perhaps the last good news of ’01? Word is that not all publishers there are equally excited, leading to speculation about whether the last card has yet been played. Back at Penguin Putnam, Adrian Zackheim has…Continue Reading

Posted in Book View • Tagged ABC, Abrams, Acumen Fund, Adrian Zackheim, Agnes Touraine, Al Ries, Alan Rutsky, Amazon, Andrews McMeel, Ann Lucke, AOL Time Warner, Aperture, Bantam, Beau Friedlander, Bertelsmann, Bertil Hessel, Bill Brazell, Black & Decker, Bloomsbury, Bobbi Mark, BOMC, Books for a Better Life, Booksense, Bookspan, Broadway Books, Carl Lennertz, Carole Baron, Cisco Foundation, Clifton Fadiman, Colin Robinson, Context Books, David Kirkpatrick, Deepak Chopra, DK, Folger Library, G. P. Putnam, Ha Jin, HarperCollins, Harry Evans, Harry Potter and the Philosopher's Stone, HBO, Henry Ford and the Jews, Houghton, Industry Standard, Jeff Bezos, Jerome Charyn, Joana Jebsen, Joe Veltre, Joyce Stein, Justin Wolske, Karen Duffy, Kingfisher, Larry Hughes, Larry Kirshbaum, Laura Ries, Lesley Moseley, Levi's, Liate Stehlik, Library of Congress, Linda Cunningham, Live Lunch, Liz Robbins, LKC, Mark Greenberg, Mark Magowan, Merchantile Library, Meredith Vieira, Metropolitan Museum of Art, Michael Harkavy, Michael Hoffman, Michael Wolff, Morrow, National Book Awards, Neil Baldwin, netLibrary, New York Magazine, Pam Harwood, Pen/Faulkner, Penelope Chaplin, Penguin Putnam, Peter Osnos, Phyllis Grann, Pocket Books, Portfolio Books, Public Affairs, Questia, Random Children's, Random House, Random Reference, Reciprocal, Rockefeller Foundation, Rodale, RR Donnelley, Ruth Kogan, Scott Manning, Seth Radwell, Shirley Hazzard, Shun Yamamoto, Sizzling Chops & Devilish Spins: Ping-Pong and the Art of Staying Alive, Small Press Center, St. Martin's, Steve Martin, Susan Bresnan, Suzanne Oaks, Talk Miramax, The Getty, The New Press, The New York Times, Tim Gelatt, Transit of Venus, Tuttle, Vivendi Publishing, Warner Brothers, Wendy Strothman, Wired, Zoland Books

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