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February 26, 2014By Sarah Weinman

People, Etc.

February 26, 2014By Sarah Weinman

Michael Carley will retire from Simon & Schuster on April 22 after more than 34 years with the company. He started at S&S in 1980 as a field sales manager covering the Pacific Northwest, and added Amazon to his coverage in 1997, the first at S&S to do so. Carley was also the first S&S rep to sell directly to Costco. In a statement, evp, sales & marketing Michael Selleck said that Carley “has always been a passionate reader and his enthusiasm and dedication have been integral to the success of countless books. Michael has been a joy to work […]

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February 24, 2014By Sarah Weinman

People, Etc.

February 24, 2014By Sarah Weinman

Editor-in-chief of Ace and Roc Books Ginjer Buchanan announced that she will retire in March 2014, exactly 30 years after she was hired by the Berkley Publishing Group, now a division of Penguin Random House. Berkley president and publisher Leslie Gelbman notes: “During her thirty years with Ace and Roc, Ginjer was essential in growing our science fiction and fantasy list and launching the careers of several bestselling authors. Her love for the genre and books in general and dedication to her authors is unparalleled, and she’s a key reason Ace/Roc is one of the preeminent science fiction-fantasy publishers.” Cara Bedick has joined […]

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February 24, 2014By Sarah Weinman

People, Etc.

February 24, 2014By Sarah Weinman

Nathan Rostron has joined Restless Books as director of marketing. Previously he was an editor at Bookish. Former Bertelsmann ceo Thomas Middelhoff is leaving the board of the New York Times Company, where he has served as a director since 2003. The late Ali Gunn’s company Gunn Media said in a statement, “We intend to keep her business well cared for, as she would have expected. Any current contracts with Gunn Media will be treated as business as usual, whilst outstanding negotiations will be put on hold, for the time being.” The Bookseller says that queries should be directed to Douglas […]

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February 21, 2014By Michael Cader

People, Etc.: Ali Gunn Dies

February 21, 2014By Michael Cader

Literary agent Ali Gunn of Gunn Media died in Switzerland of a brain hemorrhage, the Bookseller reports. They say she was found dead Thursday morning. One of her former colleagues at Curtis Brown UK Jonny Geller tells the magazine, “My colleagues are devastated because she was such a life force. She always had a glass of wine and a smile. She was full of color and devoted to her authors. The idea that this has happened so suddenly is really shocking.” Houghton Mifflin Harcourt will expand their Best American Series with a science fiction and fantasy anthology, starting in October […]

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February 20, 2014By Sarah Weinman

People

February 20, 2014By Sarah Weinman

Catherine Luttinger has rejoined Darhansoff & Verrill as an agent focusing primarily on science fiction and fantasy (all sub-genres). She is also interested in representing historical fiction, thrillers, horror, scientific non-fiction, and YA. At Counterpoint, Megan Fishmann has been promoted to publicity director. Christian Waters has been named director of marketing and new business development at Osprey Publishing. Caitlin Kirkpatrick has been promoted to assistant editor at Chronicle. Patsy Jones will join Hachette Nashville on February 24 as vp, marketing. Previously she served as vp, sales & marketing at Anderson Merchandisers. Amy L. Hayden has joined Seven Stories Press as […]

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February 19, 2014By Sarah Weinman

People, Etc.

February 19, 2014By Sarah Weinman

At MacGregor Literary, Holly Lorincz has been promoted to agent. She will focus on representing contemporary and historical romance, political or conspiracy thrillers, women’s fiction, literary fiction, and both literary and classic westerns. Graphic Arts Books announced it recently acquired Companion Press, the Bozeman, MT-based photographic publisher, to expand its Graphic Arts Books and WestWinds Press imprints. Companion Press publisher Jane Freeburg, who founded the company in 1987, will stay on. “The Companion Press list gives us a well-established and respected presence in California as well as representative titles in the Southwest, Northwest, Alaska, and the Rockies.”said Graphic Arts Books publishing […]

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