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People Round-Up, Early May 2022

May 6, 2022

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PEOPLE Jon Yaged has been named successor to Don Weisberg as CEO of Macmillan. Weisberg will leave the company at the end of the year. At Celadon, critic and professor Jabari Asim joins as Literary Acquisitions Advisor on June 20. Brian Scharp joins Nelson Books as VP of Marketing. He worked in the past as…Continue Reading

Posted in Book View • Tagged 4 Color Books, A Kids Book About, Adam Philips, Adria Goetz, Adrian Matejka, Alesha Brown, Alex Serrano, Alexander Slater, Alexis Nowicki, Algonquin Young Readers, Alison Black, Alyssa Adler, Alyssa diPierro, Ana Ban, Anne Kosmoski, Annette Hobbs Magier, April Osborn, Aria Balraj, Ashley Quackenbush, Astra House, Avery Books, Azantian Literary Agency, Baker Books, Barnes & Noble, Berrett-Koehler Publishers, Between the Lines, Bloomsbury, BookEnds, Brian Scharp, Brock Schnoke, Bryan Christian, Casey Blue James, Casey Malone, Cat Reynolds, Catholic University of America Press, Celadon, Christopher Cosgrove, Christy Droege, Chronicle Books, Claire Israel, Claire Yee, Clarkson Potter, Consortium, Cornell University Press, CriminalElement.com, Crystal McCoy, Dan Mandel, Dan Musselman, Danielle Bartlett, Demeter Press, Denise Morales Soto, Dina Davis, Disney Publishing Worldwide, Don Weisberg, Dr. Morissa Schwartz, Dr. Seuss Publishing, Duke University Press, Dynamite Entertainment, Eve Adler, F. Ferguson, Farrar Straus & Giroux, Fernwood Publishing, Foreword Reviews, Franklin & Siegal Associates, Freesia Blizard, Fruition Publishing Concierge Services, Gabriel Martinez, GenZ Publishing, Georgetown University Press, Gibbs Smith, Greenburger Kids, Grove Atlantic, Gutenberg Technology, Hachette Book Group, HarperCollins, Hayden-McNeil Publishing, Hippo Park, Inanna Publications, Independent Book Publishers Association, Ingram Content Group, IngramSpark, Insight Editions, IVP Academic, Jabari Asim, Jenissa Graham, Jennifer Jackson, Jenny Fran Davis, Joe Brosnan, Johns Hopkins University Press, Jon Yaged, Jonathan Lee, Katie MacLeod-English, Keir Alekseii, Knopf Doubleday Publishing Group Speakers Bureau, Lara Starr, Laura Malinasky, Leah Mol, Legible, Lily Yengle, Little Brown, Liza Cassity, Mac Nicholas, Macmillan, Madeleine Denman, Marble Press, Maria Jesus Aguilo, Martin Literary Management, Matthew Reinhart, Meghan O’Shaughnessy, Meredith, Michael Green, Michael Hylton, minedition, Mira, Modern Language Association, Monster House Publishing, Monthly Review Press, Morrow Group, Mulholland Books, Munhakdongne, Natalie Loucas, Nelson Books, New York University Press, Nicole James, Nina Rodriguez-Marty, Octavia Saenz, Olivia Taylor Smith, Our Daily Bread Ministries, P.S. Literary Agency, Paige Allen, Paul Boccardi, Penguin Life, Penguin Publishing Group, Penguin Random House, Penguin Random House Audio, Penny Anne Makras, Philomel Books, Planet Labs, poetry, Publish Your Gift, Rachel Dugan, Rachel Hastings, Rachel Wainz, Random House Children's Books, Raven Ross, Red Fox Literary, Reinhart Pop-Up Studio, Roseway Publishing, Samantha Allen, Samantha Simon, Sanford J. Greenburger Associates, Sarah McEachern, Sarah Stephens, Scribd, Sesame Workshop, Shannon Lechon, Shauneice Robinson, Simon & Schuster, Sounds True, Sourcebooks, St. Martin's Press, St. Martin’s Publishing Group, Stephanie Duncan Smith, Stephanie Manova, Stephen Erickson, TacherPerigee, Ten Speed Press, Tess Weitzner, The Collective Book Studio, The James Literary Agency, The Quarto Group, Tieshena Davis, Toon Books, Trident Media Group, Tucker Stone, Union Square Kids, University of Chicago Press, University of New Orleans Press, University of North Carolina Press, University of Toronto Press Distribution, Unnamed Press, Untold Stories Marketing, Verto Literary Group, Victoria Sutherland, Viking Penguin, Wattpad Books, Wayne Willis, Weldon Owen, Wendi Gu, Wesleyan University Press, Workman

Book View, May 2004

May 1, 2004

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People April is the cruelest month for some; but for others, it’s been a banner one. And for the industry as a whole, there’s been a whirlwind of activity, with enough moves, consolidations, entries and exits to rival a Feydeau or Frayn farce. Sara Nelson, Glamour’s Senior Contributing Editor, Books, and columnist for The New…Continue Reading

Posted in Book View • Tagged Air America, Airie Stuart, Amanda Cook, Amber-Allen Publishing, Anchor, Anthony Cheetham, Arthur Gelb, Atria, Avalon, Baker & Taylor, Belinda Budge, Bookspan, Cartwheel Books, CDS, Chris Ahern, Chris Murphy, Christopher Lehmann-Haupt, Chuck Lang, Claire Israel, CLMP, Counterpoint, Creative Publishing, Crown, Dawn Sefarian, DK, Donna Ellis, Doubleday, Doug Pepper, EMAP, Erin McHugh, Feydeau, Fodor's, FourWalls Eight Windows, Frayn, Gemstar, Granta, Greg Brandenburgh, Handsel Books, Harmony/Crown, Harry Abrams, Holly Hodder, Houghton Mifflin, Hyperion, Ingram, Jack Romanos, Joe Morici, John Cunningham, John Oakes, John Phillips, Judith Curr, Julia Pastore, Karen Kreiger, Kate Tentler, Kathryn Belden, Katy Barrett, Knopf, Larry Kirshbaum, Leslie Sepuka, Lexy Bloom, Lisa Gallagher, Literacy Partners, Little Brown, Liz Smith, Marian Wood/Putnam, Mary Gruetzke, McClelland & Stewart, Meg Parsont, Mel Parker, Metro3D, Michael Malone, Mitchell Beazley, Morrow, Nancy Grubb, Nat Sobel, Neil Ortenberg, Nuvomedia, NY Post, Other Press, Otto Penzler, Palgrave Macmillan, Perigee/Putnam, Perseus, PGW, Phil Ollila, Primedia, Princeton University Press, PubEasy, Random, Riverhead, Rosemary Ahern, S&S, Sally Kim, Sara Nelson, Scholastic, Shaye Areheart, Sheila Oakes, Sir Howard Stringer, Small Press Center, St. Martin's, Steve Fischer, Steve Parr, Thomas Cook, Thorsons/Element, Tim Jarrell, Triangle Awards, Tuttle, UJA, Vintage, Vista, Viz, Walter L. Weintz, Warner Books, Westview, WGBH, Wiley, Workman

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