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Book View, November 2009

November 4, 2009

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PEOPLE ROUNDUP Steve Rubin, former Doubleday Broadway President and Publisher, who began at Bantam Books in 1984 and was most recently Random House Publisher-at-Large, has been named President and Publisher of Henry Holt, reporting to Macmillan CEO John Sargent. Dan Farley will now focus exclusively on his other job as President and Publisher of the…Continue Reading

Posted in Book View • Tagged Abrams, Accord Publishing, Adam Moss, Alex Clark, Alison Donalty, American Vampire, Amulet Books, Andrews McMeel, Asian American Writers Workshop, Bantam Books, Ben Sevier, Ben Vershbow, Bill Goldstein, Bonnie Lieberman, Borders, Boston Consulting Group, Bowker, Brendan Cahill, Bruce McCall, Capstone Publishers, Chronicle, Crown, CUNY, Dan Farley, David Byrnes, David England, DC Comics, Dennis Eulau, Dial Press, Diane Bailey, Diane Mancher, Doubleday Broadway, Doug Grad Literary Agency, Dutton, East/West Literary Agency, Emily Eakin, Eric A. Swanson, Fourth Story Media, George Bick, Gerry Howard, Globe Pequot, Gotham, Granta, HarperCollins, Heather Jackson, Heineken, Henry Holt, Houghton Mifflin Harcourt, Hugh Andrews, Independent Booksellers of New York City, Independent Bookstore Week, Ingram, Jane Friedman, Janice Goldklang, Jim Young, John Freeman, John Sargent, John Wiley, Joseph Heider, Julie Will, Karen Mender, Kerri Kolen, Knopf Doubleday Publishing Group, Linda Jones, Lisa Holton, Lorena Jones, Macmillan, Macmillan Children's, Mark Allin, Mary Grey James, Mercantile Library, Michael Ondaatje, Mikyla Bruder, National Book Critics Circle, New York Magazine, Nick Trautwein, Noah Eker, NYPL, Open Road Integrated Media, Pantheon, Paul Auster, Paul Von Drasek, Penguin Children's, Penguin Press, Peter Schnieder, powerHouse Arena, Rafael Albuquerque, Random House, Reading in a Digital Age, Rodale, Sarah Hochman, Scott Snyder, Scribner, Self-Publishing Book Expo, Simon & Schuster, Siri Hustvedt, Sonny Mehta, Stephen King, Steve Culpepper, Steve Kippur, Steve Rubin, Steve Smith, Steven Miron, Ten Speed Press, The New Yorker, Timber Press, Veronica Wasserman, Vertigo, Wharton, Will Pesce, Women's National Book Association, Words Without Borders, Workman

International Fiction Bestsellers

April 1, 2001

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The Streets of London Cumming Goes Undercover, More Fodder for Potter, and Delahunt Reaches for the Orange With all eyes focusing intently on the latest deals from the London Book Fair, we thought we’d swivel the periscope toward what’s hitting the stores this summer in the UK. For starters, Charles Cumming’s A Spy By Nature…Continue Reading

Posted in Featured Articles • Tagged A Spy By Nature, Al Zuckerman, Ali Smith, Andrew McMeel, Annette Green, Another Life, Bloomsbury, Booker Prize, Border Crossing, Caroline Dawnay, Charles Cumming, Curtis Brown, David Godwin, Dear Mom, Eleftheroudakis, Fred and Edie, Hamish Hamilton, Hari Kunzru, Harry Potter, Hodder, Hotel World, In the Blue House, Ion Gruffedd, Janklow & Nesbit, Jasper Fforde, Jill Dawson, Jim Crace, Joanne Rowling, Jonathan Coe, Jonny Geller, Justin Hill, Linda Jones, London Book Fair, Looking for Mr. Right, Louis de Bernieres, Lucas Alexander Whitley, Meaghan Delahunt, Michael Joseph, Natasha Little, Orange Prize, Pat Barker, Penguin, Peter Tallick, Peters Fraser & Dunlop, Phillip Pullman, Robert Harris, Sceptre, Sid Smith, Simon Prosser, Something Like a House, Target, Terry Pratchett, The Amber Spyglass, The Blue Day Book, The Drink and the Dream Teahouse, The Rotters Club, Walden, Weidenfeld & Nicolson, Zadie Smith

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