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People Round-Up, Early November 2023

November 6, 2023

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PEOPLE At Penguin Random House, Roseanne Serra, VP and director of art and design and Paul Buckley, senior VP and executive creative designer have left Penguin Publishing Group. Sabrina Papas has joined Penguin Random House Canada as marketing and publicity coordinator. Alex Lu has joined Random House Children’s Books as editor for Random House Graphic,…Continue Reading

Posted in Book View • Tagged Adam Silverman, Aladdin, Alex Kelleher, Alex Lu, Alice Jerman, Alin Haberle, Amanda Trautmann, Amy Lavinge Tormey, Andrea Palpant Dilley, Annie Krege, Antheum Books for Young Readers, Astra Books for Young Readers, Atria Books, Avery Cook, Beach Lane Books, Birla Xavier, Bobby Lawhorn, Boynton Bookworks, Brian Young, Children's Book Council, Christine Marshall, Cindy Murray, Claire McColloy, Clive Chiu, Crown, David Black Agency, Elizabeth Huang, Entangled Publishing, Every Child a Reader, Ezra Aronowitz, Fire Children’s Imprint, First Second, Hachette Book Group, Hachette Book Group’s Basic Books, Harmony Rodale imprints, Harper, HarperCollins, HarperCollins Christian Publishing, HarperCollins Publishers, HarperTeen, Hope-Elizabeth Darris, Insight Editions, Irene Vásquez, Jabberwocky, Jacinta O’Halloran, Jalen Garcia-Hall, Jason Pearson, Jeff Dundas, Jenne Abramowitz, Jillian Vandall, Josh Redlich, Katherine Robertson, Kathy Dunn, Katie Fitch, Kim Small, Klutz, Kris Kam, Lara Starr, Laura Brown, Laura Peraza, Leo Lerner, Lerina Velazquez, Lerner Publishing Group, Levine Querido, Libros para niños, Lindsey Ferris, Little Simon, Lucas Church, Macmillan Publishers, Maeve Norton, Margaret K. McElderry Books, Maria Mercado, Mark Tavani, Matt Inman, Mona Tavangar, North Carolina Press, Nosy Crow, Nour Sallam, Orlando Dos Reis, P.S. Literary Agency, Paul Buckley, Penguin Publishing Group, Penguin Random House, Penguin Random House Canada, Perla Gil, Publishers Weekly, Putnam, Random House Children's Books, Random House Graphic, Random House Worlds, Roseanne Serra, Sabrina Papas, Samantha Palazzi, Sara Nelson, Scholastic, Seals imprints, Seaview, Simon & Schuster, Simon & Schuster Books for Young Readers, simon & schuster children's publishing, Simon & Schuster Children’s Publishing. Antonella Colon, Simon Pulse, Simon Spotlight, Skylark Publishing Company, Sofie Jones, Sonja Holzman, Sourcebooks, Ten Speed Press, Theresa Dooley, Will Hearn, William B. Eerdmans Publishing Group, Young Readers, Zondervan Books, ‘Christianity Today’

People Round Up, Early August 2022

August 2, 2022

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PEOPLE Two years after joining Simon & Schuster as publisher of the adult imprint, SVP Dana Canedy is stepping down to write a sequel to her memoir, A Journal for Jordan. Her sequel, which Simon & Schuster plans to publish in 2024, is currently untitled. Canedy was previously administrator of the Pulitzer Prizes. Diana Miller…Continue Reading

Posted in Book View • Tagged Abrams, Abrams Children’s Books, Adriana Senior, Agency H5, Ainslie Campbell-Schwartz, Alexis Banyon, Algonquin Books, Alicia Samuel, Alisa Sakakura, Allison McGeehon, Amazon Publishing, Amelia Johnson, Amy Myer, Andrea Nelson, Artisan Books, Association of American Literary Agents, Bader Al-Awadi, Basic Books, Benita Flucker, Beth Pizio, Betsy Groban, Brad Richason, Brooke Horn, Caitlin Kleinschmidt, Candlewick Press, Cassandra Fernandez, Cindy Jerome, Cindy Kim, Colleen Murphy, Crown, Dana Canedy, Dewey Media Group, Diana Miller, Dorothy Boyajy, Eaglemoss, Ed Schlesinger, Emily King, Emily Taber, Erin Toller, Fortress Press, Gallery Books, Giselle Gonzalez, Grace Beehler, Guilford Press, Harlequin Trade Publishing, HarperCollins, Harvard Education Publishing Group, Harvard University Press, Houghton Mifflin Harcourt, India Hunter, Ingram Content Group, Ingram's Lightning Source, Insight Editions, Interpop, Iowa Writers' Workshop, Jane Austen Society of North America, Janella Angeles, Janice Barcena, Jean V. Naggar Literary Agency, Jenne Abramowitz, Jennifer Weltz, Jeremy Wrubel, Jill Hacking, Judy Pray, Julianna Lee Marino, Kaitlyn Kennedy, Kathleen Harris, Kaye Publicity, Keith Parent, Kerry Milliron, Knopf, Kristin Lunghamer, Kristine Anderson, Lerner Publishing Group, Lightning Source, Lindsay Matvick, Little Brown Books for Young Readers, Little Simon, Liz Palumbo, Madeleine Shelton, Megan Manning, Megan Ruggiero, Michael Higgins, Mike Salisbury, MIT Press, Nadia Vertlib, Nicole Bit, Nicole Dewey, Oni Press, Penguin Random House, Penguin Random House Children’s Books, Penguin Random House Publisher Services, Perla Kantarjian, Post Hill Press, Priscilla Painton, Pushkin, Putnam, Quarto, Rachel Gluckstern, Rachel Reiss, Saleena Nival, Scholastic, Scott Gould, Seal Press, Shelf Awareness, Simon & Schuster, Simon and Schuster Children's, Sonny Mehta Fellowships, Sonny Mehta Scholarships, Sophie James, Sourcebooks, Spiegel and Grau, Stephan Moore, Stephanie Mendoza, Stephen Fall, Tara Lehmann, Taryn Roeder, Teresa Devanzo, The National Book Foundation, TKO Studios, Tom Doherty Associates, University of East Anglia, University of Iowa Writers’ Workshop, University of Notre Dame Press, Veronique Sweet, Waseem Rashid, Whitley, William Morrow, William Morrow/HarperCollins, Workman, Workman Adult, Workman Books, Workman Publishing, Yates and Yates, Zach Ramsdell, Zachary Greenwald, ZCast, Zibby Books, Zui Kumar-Reddy

People Round-Up, Early February 2018

January 31, 2018

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PEOPLE Judith Curr has left her position as President and Publisher of Atria after nineteen years with Simon & Schuster. A search will be conducted for her replacement; in the meantime, Peter Borland and Suzanne Donohue will oversee Atria’s editorial and publishing activities. Amid many changes at F+W since the departure of CEO Tom Beusse…Continue Reading

Posted in Book View • Tagged 46th National Book Fair and 16th Bangkok International Book Fair, Abbott, Adam Lambert, Aevitas Creative Management, Aimee Friedman, ALA Midwinter Meeting, Alexandra Quill, Alexandria International Book Fair, Alissa Nigro, Allison Devlin, Amal El-Mohtar, Amelia Island Book Festival, American Library Association, Amistad, Anamika Bhatnagar, Andrew DeSio, Angela Engel, AnimeJapan 2018, Ann Marie LaCasha, Anna Dobben, Aram Fox, Atria, Avon, AWP 2018, Becky Koh, Berkley, Beth Meister, Biennial SCBWI Bologna Showcase, Black Dog & Leventhal, Bologna Children's Book Fair, BookNet Canada Technology Forum and ebookcraft, Brianna Yamashita, Bridget Watson Payne, Brittany Leddy, Broadside Books, Brussels Book Fair, CAA Annual Conference, Caitlin Harpin, Cameron + Company, CAMEX, Carrera, Catherine Marvin, Catherine Mikula, Chloe Fraboni, Christian Vega, Christine Jaeger, Christine Mykityshyn, Chronicle Books, Claire Marie Ochse, Copyright Clearance Center, Custom House, DartFrogg Communications, Dey Street, Dhara Parikh, digital innovators' summit, Doubleday, Dutton, Ecco, Edward Quiceno, Elias Altman, Emilia Rhodes, Emily Isayeff, Emirates Airline Festival of Literature, Entertainment Weekly, Erica Martirano, Erin Wicks, F&W, Feria Internacional del Libro La Habana, Fortier Public Relations, Frances Gilbert, Golden Books, Harper, Harper Business, Harper Children's, Harper Design, Harper Paperbacks, Harper Perennial, Harper Voyager, Harper Wave, HarperCollins, HarperTeen, Heather Job, Highlights for Children, Hollands Diep, Holloway Literary, Holly Dolce, Holly Ruck, Holt, Horizon, Houghton Mifflin Harcourt, Houghton Mifflin Harcourt Books for Young Readers, House of Books, ICM Partners, International Home + Housewares Show, International Kolkata Book Fair, Isabella Biedenharn, Jasmine Miranda, Jenne Abramowitz, Jessica Gilo, Jim Colbert, John Edwards, Jon Baker, Jonathan Burnham, Joseph Parsons, Judith Curr, Kara Warschausky, Karen Masnica, Kate Rados, Katie Darcy, Kelly Atkinson, Kelly Daniel-Richards, Klutz, Knopf, Kristen Fritz, lebowski, Leipzig Book Fair, Liate Stehlik, Liz Gorinsky, Liza Cassity, Lone Pine Publishing, Macmillan, Macmillan Children’s Publishing Group, Macmillan Learning, Madeline Jones, Mary Ghikas, Mary Moates, Massie & McQuilkin, McNally Jackson, Melissa Sanford, Michael Morrison, Michael O. Campbell, Michelle Nagler, N.K. Jemisin, National Book Foundation, Natur & Kultur, New Teacher Center, New York Times Book Review, Norwescon, OILO, Overamstel, Pantheon, Paris Book Fair, Patricia Doherty, Penguin Random House, Penguin Random House Audio, Peter Borland, Plume, Princeton University Press, PubTech Connect, PubWest 2018, Putnam, Rachel Fershleiser, Random House Children's, Random House Children's Books, Random House Speakers Bureau, Raphael Sagalyn, Robert Paris Riger, Ruby Liu, Samantha Weiner, San Francisco Writers Conference, San Miguel Writers’ Conference and Literary Festival, Sarah Massey, Savannah Book Festival, Savannah D’Amico, Schocken Books, Scholastic, Shalini Saxena, Simon & Schuster, simon & schuster children's publishing, SleuthFest, Sophie Vershbow, Sourcebooks, St. Martin's Press, Stephanie Peitz, Steve Madden, Susan Carner, Suzanne Donohue, SXSW Interactive, Taipei International Book Exhibition 2018, Talia Sherer, Tarcher/Perigee, Tennessee Williams/New Orleans Literary Festival, The ABAA New York Antiquarian Book Fair, The Sagalyn Agency, The Write Stuff Writers Conference, Tom Beusse, Tor Books, Tova Rohatiner, Toy Fair 2018, Tucson Festival of Books, University of North Carolina Press, University of Washington Press, Vanessa Torres, Vilnius International Book Fair, Virginia Festival of the Book, William Morrow, William Morrow/Avon, Wizard World Comic Con, WonderCon Anaheim

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