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People Round-Up, Early April 2019

April 10, 2019

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PEOPLE Mary Ann Naples will join as VP, Publisher for Hachette Books on April 22. She was previously VP, Publisher at Disney Book Group. At JIMMY Paterson Books, T.S. Ferguson, lately Editor at Harlequin Teen/Inkyard Press, joins as Editor. Joe Davidson, lately Editor at Rizzoli, joins Black Dog & Leventhal in the same position. Annette…Continue Reading

Posted in Book View • Tagged Abbeville Press, Abha Dasgupta, Abha Dasgupta Design, Abrams, Abu Dhabi International Book Fair, Agustina Casal, Alabama Book Festival, Albert Whitman & Company, Alexandra Primiani, Amazon Publishing, Amy Li, Andie Anderson, Anna Membrino, Annette Hobbs Magier, Anthony Cacace, Arkansas Literary Festival, Arthur A. Levine, Ashley McClay, Ashlyn Keil, Association of College & Research Libraries Conference, Bay Area Book Festival, Black Dog & Leventhal, Bloomsbury Children's Books, Bogotá International Book Fair, Book Industry Study Group (BISG), Book World, Book Your Calendar, BookCon, BookExpo, Booksparks PR, Brian McSharry, Brittany Russell, Buenos Aires Book Fair, Carly Pryor, Cartwheel, Cassie Gutman, Chicago Review Press, Chronicle Books, Colette Laroya, Corey Rickmers, Curtis Brown, Cynthia Sherry, Dan Moser, Disney Book Group, DK, Domenica DiPiazza, Donya Dickerson, ECPA Leadership Summit, Emily Day, Emily Varga, Emily Weldon, Eunice Pak, Europa Content, faye bi, First Second, Gaithersburg Book Festival, Geneva Book and Press Fair, Gotham Artists, Grace Menary-Winefield, Hachette Books, Hachette Nashville, Hannah Frank, Hannah Phillips, Harlequin Teen, HarperOne, Hawai’i Book & Music Festival, Hay Festival Wales, Heather Hall, Hippocrene Books, Holiday House Publishing, Hudson Children’s Book Festival, Idaho Writers Conference, Ingram, Inkyard Press, International Book Festival Budapest, IPG, Jaime Bode, Jake Swirsky, Jarad Waxman, Jeff Palicki, Jennifer Helinek, Jennifer Sterkowitz, Jennifer Weidman, Jeremy West, JIMMY Paterson Books, Jimmy Patterson Books, Joe Davidson, Kate Meltzer, Katie Stutz, Katy Coyle, Keely Platte, Keely Platte Public Relations, Kirk Benshoff, Klutz, Kristen Bonanno, Kristin Lunghamer, L.A. Times Festival of Books, Laurie Hetzel, Lerner Publishing Group, Levine Querido, Macmillan, Malice Domestic, Marina Drukman, Mark Harrington, Mary Altman, Mary Ann Naples, Mary Duke, Matt Garczynski, Maureen Moretti, McCormick Literary, McGraw-Hill, Meghan Templehof, Melville House Publishing, Miami Writers Institute, Michael Gentile, Minneapolis Star Tribune, National Book Critics Circle, New York Rights Fair, Newburyport Literary Festival, Noah Amstadter, Nonfiction Writers Conference, North Texas Teen Book Festival, Norwescon, Orchard Books, P.S. Literary Agency, Penguin Children's, Penguin Random House, Pilar Queen, Putnam, Quebec International Book Fair, Querido, Rachel Mason, Random House, Random House Children's Books, Rizzoli, Roaring Brook Press, Rob Mitchell, Rob Roglev, Rowman & Littlefield, Salma Yaqubi, San Diego Writers Festival, Sasha Henriques, Scholastic, Scholastic Library Publishing, Shaina Olmanson, Sharjah Children’s Reading Festival, Simmons Insights, Simon & Schuster, Simon & Schuster Speakers Bureau, Sourcebooks, Sourcebooks Casablanca, Southern Kentucky Book Fest, St. Martin's Press, T.S. Ferguson, Tehran International Book Fair, Tess Callero, Texas Library Association Conference, The Self-Publishing Conference, Trident Media Group, Triumph Books, Turin International Book Fair, Twenty First Century Books, Unbound Book Festival, United Talent Agency, Veronica Jordan, Warsaw Book Fair, Whitney Aaronson, Workman, YALLWest Book Festival, Zhivago Partners

Bookview, February 2005

February 1, 2005

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People The beginning of a new year seems to have prompted some early spring cleaning, with an unusual number of moves around the industry. The one that got the most attention was Sara Nelson’s move to PW as its new Editor-in-Chief, replacing Nora Rawlinson, who may be reached at norar@nyc.rr.com. Lee Boudreaux has left Random…Continue Reading

Posted in Book View • Tagged 18 Media, ABC Books, Adam Gopnik, Amanda Patten, Anne Schwartz, Atheneum, Basic Books, Beaufort Books, Bloomsbury, Books for a Better Life, Borders, Brian McSharry, Chip Rosetti, Chronicle Books, Chrysalis Publishing Group, Cindy Eng, Collins, Collins Reference, Cowan Liebowitz and Latman, Craig Herman, David Hirshey, David Nelson, David Remnick, Deborah Brody, Elisabeth Calamari, Emma Dryden, Frank Fochetta, Frankfurt Book Fair, FSG, George Bick, Ginee Seo, Grolier, Harcourt, Harold Clarke, HarperCollins, Heather Burgett, Heidi Murkoff, Holt, Ileene Smith, Ina Howard, innovative Kids, Jacqueline Murphy, Joe Tessitore, Juergen Boos, Lara Heimert, Lauren Monaco, Lawrence Stone, Lee Boudreaux, Little Simon, Marcus Leaver, Mark Tauber, Martin Levin, Mary Alice Moore, Milena Alberti-Perez, Morrow/Avon Group, Nation Books, Neil Wertheimer, Nion McEvoy, Nora Rawlinson, Oscar Dystel, Overlook Press, Pamela Clements, Pamela Spengler-Jaffee, Pantheon, Philip Friedman, PW, Random House, Reader's Digest, ReganBooks, Rising Stars of Manga, Robert Halper, Rutledge Hill, Sara Nelson, Sarita Varma, Scholastic, Stephen Hanselman, Sterling, Susan Bishansky, Suzanne Harper, Tammy Johnston, The van Tulleken Company, Thomas Nelson, Tokyopop, Touchstone Fireside, Tracy Carns, Vintage Espanol, Volker Neumann, Walker & Co., Yale, Zagat

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