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People Round-Up, Mid-April 2021

April 21, 2021

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PEOPLE Fritz Foy is retiring as President and Publisher of Tom Doherty Associates and is being succeeded by Devi Pillai effective immediately. Pillai was previously Publisher and VP for Tor Books. At Henry Holt Books for Young Readers, Ann Marie Wong joins as Editorial Director. Previously she was Senior Editorial Director at Scholastic Book Clubs….Continue Reading

Posted in Book View • Tagged Abrams Books, ACC Art Books New York, Aemilia Phillips, Akashic Books, Alex Pappas, Alexandra Derdall, Alice Wertheimer, Alina Mitchell, Amanda Fatemi-Badi, Amicus, Amy Jackson, Ana Ban, Angela Guzman, Anke Reichelt, Ann Marie Wong, Apollo Publishers, Arcadia Publishing, Ashley Holstrom, Association of American Publishers, Astra House, Audible, Avenue A Books, Baker & Taylor Publisher Services, Batsford, Beter Said, BISG Annual Meeting, Blair Thornburgh, Bloomsbury Children’s, Book Buddy Media, Books Forward, Briar Jones, Bridgette Kam, Caite Arocho, Candlewick Press, Carla Valadez, Caroline Vassallo, Catapult, Center for Fiction, Center Street, Charles Gallagher, Christa Desir, Cindy Myers, Coffee House Press, Counterpoint Press, Crazy Maple Studios, Crimson Romance, Curtis Brown, Cynthia Baule, Dan López, Danny Vasquez, David Schmitt, Deseret Book, Devi Pillai, Dey Street, Diamond Book Distributors, Dmitriy Firer, Doubleday, Eliza Smith, Elizabeth Worthy, Ellen Whitfield, Emily Bond, Emursive Productions, Erika Stevens, Erin Murphy Literary Agency, Eugene Lee, FairSquare Comics, Fern Books, Fox News, Frances Gordon, Fritz Foy, GCP Balance, Gillian MacKenzie Agency, Goldman Sachs, Grace Elliott, Grace Van Etten, Hachette Book Group, Hallie Tibbetts, Hannah Robinson, Harper Christian, HarperCollins, Henry Holt, Henry Holt Books for Young Readers, Holiday House, Houghton Mifflin Harcourt, Houghton Mifflin Harcourt Children's, Jazmia Young, Jeff Simpson, Jennifer Keenan, Jess Verdi, Jessica Fuller, Jessica Ko, Jessica Smith, John Pitts, Julia Gaviria, Kate Hutchison, Kate Napolitano, Kathryn Deaton, Kathryn Gordon, Kelsen Portfolio U.S. & Canada, Kelsey Fenske, Kendall Storey, Kimberly Ayers Shariff, Kokila, Laura Albertine, Laurel Christensen Day, Lauren Carr, Legacy Lit, Lisa Yoskowitz, Little Brown Children’s, London Book Fair, LSC Communications, MacGregor & Luedeke, MacKenzie Wolf, Macmillan, Macmillan Children's, Marian Brown, Maritza Lumpris, Martin Literary & Media Management, Matt Kangas, Matthew Gildea, Meg Collins, Megan Abbate, Meghan Stevenson Books LLC, Michelle Pohl, Mike Rich, Mike Zaug, Milena Giunco, Miranda Paul, Natali Cavanagh, National Center for Lesbian Rights, Nicole Eisenbraun, Oscar Riera Ojeda Publishers, Outside the Lens, Pavilion Books Group, Peachtree Publishing, Penguin Random House, Penguin Random House Publisher Services, Penguin Random House US, Phaidon Press, Pixel+Ink, PR by the Book, Quarto Publishing Group USA, Quirk Books, Random House Children's Books, Rich Paradis, Richard Callison, Rinat Ussenov, Roaring Brook Press, Rob Guttman, Rosina Shiliwala, Sasha Illingworth, Sasha Sadikot, Scholastic Book Clubs, Sera Rivers, Shelley Husband, Shirley Ortiz, Simon & Schuster, simon & schuster children's publishing, Small Press Distribution, Soft Skull Press, Sourcebooks, Stephanie Reierson, Sterling Publishing, Stuart Krichevsky Literary Agency, Sydnee Monday, teNeues, The Book Hook, The Experiment, The Word for Word Bible Comic, Tiller Press, Tom Doherty Associates, Tony Lutkus, Tor Books, Tova Rohatiner, Traci Lester, Trident Media Group, Trustbridge, U.S. Book Show, Universe Publishing, West Margin Press, Westwood Creative Artists, Wolf Literary Services, Workman, Workman Publishing

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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