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Book Fairs

September 8, 2020By Michael Cader

Frankfurt Book Fair Cancels Live Exhibition

September 8, 2020By Michael Cader

The Frankfurt Book Fair has been forced to abandon plans to convene a smaller, live version of the trade event in October, due to new quarantine rules effective October 1 that would “make it nearly impossible for European exhibitors and trade visitors to participate.” US publishers were already blocked from attending, Canada had postponed their appearance as guest of honor, and the largest international publishers — including those headquartered in Germany — had already declared months ago they would forgo any live exhibition. Until people go back to the office, they are not going to think about attending book fairs. […]

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July 30, 2020By Michael Cader

People, Etc.

July 30, 2020By Michael Cader

Alicia Kroell has been promoted to assistant editor at Catapult. At Sourcebooks, Christy Droege has been promoted to director of data. Adam Lara becomes web developer and administrator. Emily Forney and Umaima Saleem have joined BookEnds Literary Agency. Forney was most recently a publishing and editorial fellow for the LA Review of Books; Saleem was an intern at BookEnds and recipient of a We Need Diverse Books grant. James McGowan has been promoted to associate agent. Finally Forthcoming Blake Bailey‘s long-awaited biography of the late Philip Roth, written based on a collaboration agreement with Roth, will be published by Norton […]

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July 10, 2020By Michael Cader

Events: Virtual National Book Awards, and A Grant for Frankfurt

July 10, 2020By Michael Cader

The National Book Awards ceremony on November 18 and all of the associated events will be held virtually this year. As a result, the organization will spread its events out, starting with the 5 Under 35 list on October 20. The NBA finalist reading is set for November 10 and Teen Press Conference held in partnership with the Miami Book Fair will be on November 16. Separately, the Frankfurt Book Fair has received a 4 million euro grant from the German government’s cultural stimulus package. As a result, stands up to 48 square meters at this year’s show will have […]

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July 7, 2020By Erin Somers

People, Etc.

July 7, 2020By Erin Somers

Dawn Durante will join University of Texas Press as editor in chief on August 10. She was previously senior acquisitions editor at University of Illinois Press. Catherine Zappa has been promoted to publisher and evp of film & television at Dreamscape Media. Rachel Spence has joined The Rights Factory as associate editor. She was previously acquisitions editor at Dundurn Press. Picks Barnes & Noble chose Rachel Beanland‘s Florence Adler Swims Forever as its July book club selection. Book Fairs As expected, Canada will not participate in this year’s actual Frankfurt Book Fair as the featured/paid “guest of honor.” They will […]

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June 3, 2020By Michael Cader

Lagardere Publishing Divisions, Bloomsbury Will Also Avoid Frankfurt

June 3, 2020By Michael Cader

Lagardere Publishing has joined Simon & Schuster, HarperCollins, Macmillan and others in announcing that none of its divisions from around the world will attend the Frankfurt Book Fair this year: “After carefully reflecting on the situation and also taking into consideration the health and safety of our employees and partners, we’ve decided that Hachette Livre France, Hachette UK, Hachette Book Group and Grupo Anaya (Hachette España) will not exhibit at the Frankfurt Book Fair this year. We’ll follow with great interest the virtual and digital solutions which are being developed by Frankfurt Book Fair to provide new ways of connecting […]

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May 29, 2020By Erin Somers

Big Publishers Including HarperCollins Are Ready to Skip Frankfurt

May 29, 2020By Erin Somers

Following Wednesday’s announcement that the Frankfurt Book Fair plans to proceed in limited form this October, at least some large publishing divisions have announced they will not attend. HarperCollins was the first to declare that it will not send employees from any of its divisions worldwide. “HarperCollins will not be taking a stand or sending representatives to the Frankfurt Book Fair this year as we are limiting business travel for the safety of our staff,” said a spokesperson. “It is wonderful that the Frankfurt Book Fair team is developing digital and virtual plans for both now and the future. We […]

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