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Book View, May 2003

May 1, 2003

PEOPLE Between the Random/Ballantine merger and the “Voluntary Retirement” package, insiders say that the total number of exiting employees is cresting thirty, including Howard Weill (Hweill@optonline.net), Mike Moran (mmoran123@aol.com), Ivan Held (IvanHeld@yahoo.com), Dan Rembert (Drem3ert@earthlink.net), Kathleen Spinelli (kspinelli@ mac.com), Susan Gilmer (susan@gilmer.com), Barbara Greenberg, Erica Muncy, and editors Tracy Brown (Tracy_Brown03@msn.com) and Dan Smetanka. The…Continue Reading

Posted in Book View • Tagged Advanced Marketing Services, Andrea Pappenheimer, Andrea Rosen, AOL Time Warner, Assouline, Barbara Greenberg, Barnes & Noble, Barron's, BEA, Bert Davis, Bill Strachan, Carole Baron, Christopher Lehmann-Haupt, Clarkson Potter, Columbia, Columbia University School of Journalism, Crown, Dan Rembert, Dan Smetanka, David Sweeney, Dream Works, Eamon Dolan, Eloise Flood, Erica Muncy, Evan Schnittman, Garrett White, George Rubich, Grove, HarperCollins, Henry Holt, Houghton Mifflin, Howard Weill, Hugh Shiebler, Ivan Held, J. Anthony Lukas Prize, James Madison Book Award, Jeremy Katz, Jim Wiatt, Johns Hopkins University Press, Jon Anderson, Jonathan Bing, Josh Marwell, Kathleen Spinelli, Katy Workman, Ken Berger, Laura Dobbins, Lauren Shakely, Laurie Bernstein, LSU, Marie Hergenroeder, Mark Landau, Mark Lynton, MaryKatherine Callaway, Megan Mayo, Mike Moran, MIT, Nicholas Lemann, Oxford University Press, Penguin, Penguin Young Readers Group, Peter Bart, Phyllis Henrici, Price Stern Sloan, Putnam, Random, Random House, Random/Ballantine, Robert Harms, Rodale, Rosemary Ngo, Roy Finamore, S&S Children's, Samantha Power, Scholastic, Simon & Schuster, Small Press Center, Stacey Ashton, Susan Gilmer, Suzannah Lessard, The Whitney, Tracy Brown, University of California, Walt Zifkin, Watson-Guptill, William Morris, Workman, Yale

Changing Channels

May 1, 2003

Beefing Up Special Sales, Publishers Surf the Downturn Be it a defensive maneuver, market opportunism, or plain necessity, a number of major book publishers are blocking and tackling their way into nontraditional retail accounts like never before. And no wonder, you might say. “You look at the relative flatness in the book trade, and it’s…Continue Reading

Posted in Featured Articles • Tagged American West Books, Andrews McMeel, Barnes & Noble, Books Are Fun, Borders, Bradley Trevor Greive, Cheerios, Costco, Elaine Panagides, Endangered Species, Frank Fochetta, General Mills, Globe Pequot, Hallmark, Harcourt, HarperCollins, Home Depot, Houghton Mifflin, Hugh Andrews, Jack Perry, Jed Lyons, Josh Marwell, Josh Mettee, Kroger, Larry Jonas, Martin Maleska, Martin Schamus, National Book Network, Origins, Publishers Clearing House, Ron Davis, Running Press, Simon & Schuster, Sourcebooks, Special Sales Publishing Services, Sports Publishing, Sterling, The Body Shop, Veronis Suhler Stevenson, Walter Pierce

Book View, February 2003

February 1, 2003

PEOPLE Lots happening in the sales and distribution world: The big — though not unexpected — news is that, following Kristina Peterson’s departure from Simon & Schuster, Rick Richter has been named President of the S&S Children’s Publishing Division, a position he held prior to Peterson’s arrival. He is currently President of the S&S Sales…Continue Reading

Posted in Book View • Tagged AAP, ALA, Amanda Ridout, Andrea Spooner, Ann Godoff, Anne Kostick, Atlas Books, Barnes & Noble.com, Basic Civitas, Ben Morgan, Berkley/NAL, Black Dog & Leventhal, Books for a Better Life, Brown, Carlton Books, Carol Morgan, Caroline Michel, Chitra Bopardikar, Christopher Lehmann-Haupt, Christopher Potter, Clive Priddle, CLMP, Creative Homeowner, Dan Lundy, Dana Baylor, Dave Zimmer, Dilbert, Dr. Andrew Weil, Flamingo, For Better or For Worse, Fourth Estate, Frank Schaffer, Get Fuzzy, Globe Pequot, Hanna Oterio, Harcourt, Harmony, HarperCollins, HarperCollins UK, HarperPress, Harry N. Abrams, Henry Finder, Henry Louis Gates Jr, Jake Morrissey, Jeffrey Lependorf, Josh Marwell, Katie Hall, Keith Allen Jones, Kristina Peterson, Larry Ashmead, Larry Norton, Lindley Boegehold, Little, Macmillan/Mcgraw-Hill, Malaika Adero, Manie Baron, Marie Brown, Marilyn Ducksworth, Martha Reddington, Martha Southgate, Marty Arnold, Mary Albi, Max Rodriguez, Michael Eric Dyson, Nan Talese, Nancy Trypuc, North-South Books, Oprah Winfrey, Patrik Henry Bass, Peanuts, Penguin, Peter Mayer, Phaidon, Random House, Rick Richter, Riverhead Books, Robert Riger, Roger Altman, Running Press, Salon.com, Scott Moyers, Sean McDonald, SeaStar, Simon & Schuster, Small Press Center, Sparknotes, St. Martin's Press, STC, Susan Lehman, Suze Orman, Talk, Tim Bakke, United Feature Syndicate, Vintage, VitaminShoppe.com, Vivendi Universal, Workman

Book View, September 2002

September 1, 2002

PEOPLE After 15 years at Reader’s Digest, most recently as VP Global Director, Global Books & Home Entertainment, Alfredo Santana will be leaving the company. He may be reached via email at siempre@attglobal.net or at (212) 781-0632. Santana tells PT that he will attend Frankfurt this year, his eighteenth. Gerry Helferich, who recently left Wiley,…Continue Reading

Posted in Book View • Tagged A Wyatt Book, Abbeville, About.com, Abrams, Alfredo Santana, Alison Callahan, Amiri Baraka, Anne Roiphe, Annie Hughes, Anthony F. Janson, Ballantine, Barbara Marcus, Barnes & Noble, Barry Samuels, Bill Strachan, Billy Collins, Bob Wyatt, BOMC, Broadcreek Dixieland Band, Brown, Candlewick Press, Chris McKerrow, Claire Tisne, Coleman Theater, Columbia University Press, Crown, David Allender, Deborah Sloan, Doubleday, Electronic Book Web, Ellen Shapiro, Eric Himmel, Esther Margolis, Gemstar eBookstore, Geraldine R. Dodge Poetry Festival, German Book Office, Gerry Helferich, Golden Notebook, Grace Paley, HarperCollins, History of Art, Ingram, James H. Billington, Jane Friedman, Janice King, Jeff Meltzer, Josh Marwell, Kathy Smith, Ken Brooks, Kitt Allan, Knowbetter.com, Laura Bush, Library of Congress, Little, Macmillan, Mariachi Los Amigos, Mary Beth Guimaraes, McGraw-Hill, Mel Parker, Nancy Miller, National Book Festival, New York Is Book Country, Newmarket Press, Open University Press, Palm, Pat Strachan, Pearson Education, Peter Clifton, Pocket, Powells.com, PubEasy, Publishing & Media Group, Publishing Dimensions, Reader's Digest, Riky Stock, Rita Dove, Robert Jones, Scholastic, Squeeze Bayou, St. Martin's, Stan Fisher, Susan Weinberg, Taha Muhammad Ali, Taking Wing: Poems from the Oregon Outback to the Hudson Valley, Ted Hill, Teresa Nicholas, Teri Henry, The Bookseller, The Red Tent, Trafalgar Square, Vista, Warner/ipublish, Wiley, Workman, Zack Schisgal

Book View, November 2001

November 1, 2001

PEOPLE Layoffs are the order of the day, though mergers, not the economy, seem to be the main reason. DK has laid off about 25 people, with more to come. Meanwhile, the move down to Hudson Street has been postponed, apparently as a cost-savings measure. No word yet on Phyllis Grann’s plans, though Random House…Continue Reading

Posted in Book View • Tagged Amistad, Andre Bernard, Ballantine, Barnes & Noble, Berkley, Book-of-the-Month Club, Bookspan, Bopardikar, Budget Book Service, Chitra, Colin Harrison, Crown, Dan Menaker, Dawn Davis, DK, Elle, Fawcett, French Publishers' Agency, German Book Office, Golden Books, Good to Great, Guinness Publishing, Harcourt, Harmony, Harold Kushner, Harper, Harper's, HarperCollins, Houghton Mifflin, Ingram Periodicals, Ipsos NPD, Ivan Held, Jake Morissey, Jane Rosenman, Jean Reynolds, Jim Collins, Joe Kanon, Joel Fishman, Josh Marwell, Judy Brunsek, Kathleen Carson, Kensington, Laurie Parkin, Leona Nevler, Leslie Gelbman, Maryann Palumbo, McGraw-Hill, Miami Book Fair, Michael Cader, Michael Stearns, Michaela Hamilton, Michelle Yeauger, Millbrook, Miranda De Kay, Morty Mint, NAL, Nan Graham, Naomi Wolf, National Book Awards, Osama Bin Laden: A War Against the West, ParentSmart Books, Patricia Falvo, Paul Dinas, Penguin Putnam, Peter Clifton, Phyllis Grann, Planeta, Previewport, PubEasy, PublishersMarketplace, Raincoast, Random House, Random House Value, Reader's Digest, Rick Pascocello, Rodale, Rox Seigel, Roz Siegel, S&S, Scribner, Shaye Areheart, Small Press Center, St. Martin's, Stephen Ambrose, Steve Martin, Subrights.com, Susan Schulman, Susan Weinberg, Susanne Jaffe, The Good German, Thurman House, Twenty First Century Books, Vernon Jordan, Vintage, Vista

Book View, August 2001

August 1, 2001

PEOPLE HarperCollins has announced the long-awaited restructuring of its sales department: Josh Marwell has been named SVP Sales, with specific responsibility for Harper Trade Adult and overall corporate responsibility for special sales and sales operations (Business Manager Jeff Meltzer will report to him). Andrea Pappenheimer, SVP Sales, Children’s Publishing, and George Bick, VP Sales Morrow/Avon,…Continue Reading

Posted in Book View • Tagged Amanda Ridout, Andrea Pappenheimer, Anthony Forbes-Watson, AOL, Barefoot Books, Barron's, Berkley, Bill Clegg, Bloomsbury, Bob Bernstein, Bob Sutton, Bonnie Bader, Burnes & Clegg, Candace Finn, Candlewick Press, Christina Harcar, Contentville, Craig Holden, Danny Gurr, David Ford, David Kennedy, David Shanks, Denny Hatch, Don Lamm, Dorling Kindersley, Doubleday, DW Gibson, EPM, Fourth Estate, George Bick, Gerry Howard, Glenn D'Agnes, Globe Pequot, Golden Books, Gotham Scouting Partners, Grosset, Hank Steuver, HarperCollins, Headline, Heather Byer, Hodding Carter, Hugh Shiebler, iVillage, Jeanette Watson, Jeff Hobbs, Jeff Meltzer, Josh Marwell, Kathy Dawson, Larry Chilnick, Laura Matthews, Lenox Hill Bookstore, LiveReads, Liz Perl, Louis Baum, Marjorie Scardino, Marly Rusoff, Martin Dugard, May Wuthrich, McGraw-Hill, Michael Carlisle, Morrow, Newmarket Press, Paul Bresnick, Pearson, Penguin, Peter Hildick-Smith, Putnam Children's, Random House Audio, Rightscenter.com, Riverhead, Skip Fischer, St. Martin's, Tapestry Films, Target Marketing, Terry Guerin, The Bookseller, The Free Press, The Licensing Letter, The Rights Report, Thomas Webster, Thorsons, Time Warner, Time-Life Books, Toby Checchini, Turtle Point Press, USA Films, Victoria Barnsley, Victoria Welles, Viking Children's, Whitaker, Yulia Borodyanskaya, Zagat

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