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Browsing BEA: “It Won’t Be Dull”

April 1, 2002

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As the great mother ship BookExpo America prepares to set down in New York City on May 1, and the wall-to-wall lineup of bashes, fests, and sundry galas has us all excruciatingly triple-booked, Publishing Trends checked in with a number of show veterans to see whether this year’s industry summit will be a whirlwind of…Continue Reading

Posted in Featured Articles • Tagged Amazon, Belfond, BookExpo America, Books-A-Million, Borders, Bruna, Burlington Coat Factory, Campus, Christina McInerney, Christopher Kerr, Costco, Droemer, Ediciones B/Vergara, Grijalbo-Mondadori, Het Spectrum, Ingram, Jack Burke, K-Mart, Kadokawa, Livanis, Livres de Poche, London Book Fair, Macmillan, Marriott, Mary Anne Thompson, Michael Selleck, Parson Weems, Pennsylvania Library Association, Piemme, Reed, Richters, Rocco, S&S, Sanford J. Greenburger, Sarah Goodwin, Scherz, Sony Books, Steven Rosato, Toronto Book Fair, Vassallucci, Verlagsgruppe Luebbe, Wal-Mart

Heads Up, Frankfurt

October 1, 2001

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Fortunately, just a few cancellations have affected this month’s Frankfurt Book Fair — as publishers rethink travel plans in the wake of September 11 — leaving most everyone’s Palm Pilots overbooked in typical fashion with meetings and soirées. To help liven up those long Buchmesse trudges, PT’s advance foreign rights team has rounded up a…Continue Reading

Posted in Featured Articles • Tagged Amis, Anastasia Kalliontzi, Andrea Barnet, Auster, Christian Jungersen, Crazy New York, Daniel Divinsky, Deutsche Bank, Don't Say Goodbye, Ebersbach, Ediciones de la Flor, Frankfurt Book Fair, Gallimard, Glenn Cowley, Hans Christian Anderson Award, Het Spectrum, Judas' Wonderful Kiss, Kiepenheuer & Witsch, Kiwi, Klick, Little Triangle-Fish, Livanis, Loisirs, Manos Kondoleon, Maria Papathanassopoulou, Michael Cimino, Morrison, N-TV, Natal University Press, New Directions, Patakis Publishers, Peter Wilfert, Phaswane Mpe, Polis Publishers, Prometheus/Bakker, Quino, Red, Red Cross, Reed Elsevier, Rowohlt, Sanlam, Saramago, Sontag, Sony, Soti Triantafillou, Subterranean Sky, The Boys of Summer, The New York Times, Three Men and One Woman, Updike, Uwe Timm, Vangelis Iliopoulos, Vassilis Vasilikos, Village Books, Welcome to our Hillbrow, Zsolay

International Fiction Bestsellers

September 1, 2001

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One Flew Over Oslo Norway’s Fossum Gets Real, Sweden Goes Hard-Boiled, And Luna Rises Over Argentina Sweden has veered “disturbingly close to reality” in recent months as Norwegian author Karin Fossum takes the nation on a harrowing journey right up to the belfry of The House of the Insane. The book, which has been on…Continue Reading

Posted in Featured Articles • Tagged A.C. Baantjer, Agneta Markas, Ake Edwardson, Argon, Beloved Poona, Bengt Nordin, Bjorn Hellberg, Bloomsbury, Cappelen, Crossword Prize, De Cock and the Drifting Corpse, De Cock and the Merry Bacchus, De Fontein, De Geus, Don't Look Back, Eirin Hagen, Felix Luna, Harvill, Het Spectrum, Intercontinental, Jamyang Norbu, John Muraay, Karin Fossum, Maran Olthoff, Martin Aldama, Norstedts, Philippe Piquier, Planeta Argentina, Prisma, Susan Schulman, The Diabolic, The House of the Insane, The Mandala of Sherlock Holmes, Ullstein, Veronica Berisso

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