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Bookview, February 2005

February 1, 2005

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People The beginning of a new year seems to have prompted some early spring cleaning, with an unusual number of moves around the industry. The one that got the most attention was Sara Nelson’s move to PW as its new Editor-in-Chief, replacing Nora Rawlinson, who may be reached at norar@nyc.rr.com. Lee Boudreaux has left Random…Continue Reading

Posted in Book View • Tagged 18 Media, ABC Books, Adam Gopnik, Amanda Patten, Anne Schwartz, Atheneum, Basic Books, Beaufort Books, Bloomsbury, Books for a Better Life, Borders, Brian McSharry, Chip Rosetti, Chronicle Books, Chrysalis Publishing Group, Cindy Eng, Collins, Collins Reference, Cowan Liebowitz and Latman, Craig Herman, David Hirshey, David Nelson, David Remnick, Deborah Brody, Elisabeth Calamari, Emma Dryden, Frank Fochetta, Frankfurt Book Fair, FSG, George Bick, Ginee Seo, Grolier, Harcourt, Harold Clarke, HarperCollins, Heather Burgett, Heidi Murkoff, Holt, Ileene Smith, Ina Howard, innovative Kids, Jacqueline Murphy, Joe Tessitore, Juergen Boos, Lara Heimert, Lauren Monaco, Lawrence Stone, Lee Boudreaux, Little Simon, Marcus Leaver, Mark Tauber, Martin Levin, Mary Alice Moore, Milena Alberti-Perez, Morrow/Avon Group, Nation Books, Neil Wertheimer, Nion McEvoy, Nora Rawlinson, Oscar Dystel, Overlook Press, Pamela Clements, Pamela Spengler-Jaffee, Pantheon, Philip Friedman, PW, Random House, Reader's Digest, ReganBooks, Rising Stars of Manga, Robert Halper, Rutledge Hill, Sara Nelson, Sarita Varma, Scholastic, Stephen Hanselman, Sterling, Susan Bishansky, Suzanne Harper, Tammy Johnston, The van Tulleken Company, Thomas Nelson, Tokyopop, Touchstone Fireside, Tracy Carns, Vintage Espanol, Volker Neumann, Walker & Co., Yale, Zagat

The Book Beat

December 1, 2002

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Amid Booming Book Biz Coverage, Critics See ‘Gaping’ News Holes First there was Keith Kelly at the New York Post. Then there were the hot-shots at Inside.com, and thus dawned a new era of frenzied jockeying among daily media scribes to fling arrows into the side of the homely book publishing business. While stalwarts such…Continue Reading

Posted in Featured Articles • Tagged A Reader's Manifesto, Adrian Zackheim, Amazon.com, AOL Time Warner, B.R. Myers, Bertelsmann, Bill Goldstein, Bitch in the House, Books & Books, Catherine Arnst, Condé Nast, Daily News, Dave Eggers, David Carr, David Kirkpatrick, Dennis Loy Johnson, Dinitia Smith, Elizabeth Manus, Felicity Barringer, George Gibson, Hardy Green, Homestore.com, Inside, Inside.com, Jeffrey Trachtenberg, Judith Regan, Keith Kelly, Kurt Andersen, Kurt Cobain, Langewiesche, Len Riggio, Linton Weeks, Lorne Manly, Maria Russo, Matthew Rose, Melville House, Michael Cader, Mirta Ojito, MobyLives.com, Nancy deWolf Smith, New York Post, New York Times, Paul Colford, Peter Kaplan, Poetry After 9/11, Portfolio, Publishers Lunch, Publishers Weekly, PW Newsline, Random House, Rebecca Traister, Richard Bernstein, Ruth Lilly, Salon, Salon.com, Sara Nelson, Snowball's Chance, Stephen Kinzer, Steven Erlanger, The New York Observer, The New York Times Book Review, Valerie Merians, Walker & Co., Wall Street Journal, Washington Post, William Morrow

BookExpo 2001:

June 1, 2001

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When You Care Enough to Give the Very Best With Your Galley ORIGINALLY PUBLISHED AT INSIDE.COM (6/2/01) CHICAGO — According to a recent survey, interest in e-books is minimal, and recent figures suggest that retail sales of books are flat. But that hasn’t stopped publishers from hyping their new books, whatever it takes. And what…Continue Reading

Posted in Featured Articles • Tagged Columbia University Press, Diamond, Fire, Harcourt, Johns Hopkins University Press, Living It Up: Our Love Affair With Luxury, My House Is Killing Me!, Newmarket Press, Norton, Outside magazine, Rae Lawrence, Rodale, Sebastian Junger, Shadow of the Dolls, Sputnik, Walker & Co.

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