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October 10, 2019By Erin Somers

People, Etc.

October 10, 2019By Erin Somers

Becca Putman has joined Harper as senior marketing manager. She was previously with Random House Publishing Group.

Jane Kinney-Denning has joined Mango Publishing as acquisitions editor. She was previously executive director of internships and corporate outreach for the master’s in publishing program at Pace University.

At Hachette Book Group, Louise Robertson has been promoted to senior director, enterprise transformation. Elizabeth Blue Guess becomes sales director, author brands.

Harvard University Press will be sold and distributed in the Indian subcontinent by Harper India.

Audio
Sourcebooks, one of the larger independent publishers without its own audiobooks line, has paired with Dreamscape Media in multi-year agreement to produce and distribute audiobooks starting this fall for their Sourcebooks Casablanca romance imprint and Poisoned Pen Press, the mystery imprint they acquired recently.

Still Forthcoming
Publication of former CIA agent Amaryllis Fox‘s memoir LIFE UNDERCOVER “is proceeding on schedule” for next Tuesday, attorney Mark Zaid confirmed to us, despite not receiving written approval to publish from the CIA’s Publications Review Board. Knopf spokesperson Paul Bogaards underscores the house’s support as well, saying, “Our support for Fox throughout this process has been steadfast.” The author and publisher “remain aligned about the decision to move forward with publication.”

They seem to be relying — or betting — on the agency’s inaction to date as tacit approval that they don’t want to put in writing. Zaid reiterates, “At all times Ms. Fox kept the CIA’s Prepublication Review Board up-to-date of her writing.” In September, the Federal government sued Edward Snowden for violating his agreements with the CIA and NSA by failing to submit his book for review and publishing without written approval.

Filed Under: Audio, Free, Personnel

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