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Book View, July 2004

July 1, 2004

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People June was a relatively quiet month, though that doesn’t guarantee a quiet summer, judging from the increase of job listings on industry job boards and murmurings around town: Harold Augenbraum is leaving The Mercantile Library to become Executive Director of the National Book Foundation, effective July 12. A search committee has been formed to…Continue Reading

Posted in Book View • Tagged Alan Kahn, Alison Lazarus, Andrew Malkin, Ariane Fink, Ava Seave, B&N, Ballantine, Barbara Parrott, BDD, Beau Friedlander, Becky Cabaza, Ben Loehnen, Bertelsmann, Bob Wietrak, Bobbs Merrill, Brenda Bowen, Brian Murray, Brown, Bruce Harris, Bzztoh, Cambridge University Press, Carie Freimuth, Carole Baron, Charles McCarry, Charlotte Herscher, Crown, Dan Halpern, Dell, Don Laventhall, Doug Pepper, DW Gibson, ebooks, Ecco, Elizabeth Cater, Frank Abagnale, Fred Ciporen, George Nicholson, Gotham Scouting Partners, Greg Worrell, Grolier, Harold Augenbraum, Harold Clarke, Harold Ober, HarperCollins, Holtzbrinck, Houghton Mifflin, Hyperion, Ingram, Jamie Brickhouse, Jay Cosgrove, John Groton, John Hughes, Katie McHugh, Kluwer, Knopf/RH, Lisa Benenson, Little, Liz Maguire, Liza Baker, Lorraine Perrin Clarke, Macmillan, Margery Mayer, Matty Goldberg, May Wuthrich, National Book Foundation, Newbridge, Overlook, Owl's Agency, Oxford University Press, Pat Eisemann, Paul Reynolds, Perigee Books, Perseus, Peter Clifton, Peter Greenberg, Peter Mayer, Piper, Praeger, Putnam, Quantum Media, Random, Reader's Digest, Real U, Rebus, Reed Boyd, Reed Business Information, Reed Business Press, Rick Horgan, Robert Littell, S&S, Sanford Greenberger, Scholastic, Scribner, Steve Schultz, Sue Bynum, Suzanne Harper, Taylor & Francis, The Mercantile Library, Time Warner, Wal-Mart, Warner Books, Webster Younce, Yale U. Press

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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