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January 18, 2010By Michael Cader

People

January 18, 2010By Michael Cader

Gabrielle Moss has been promoted to associate editor at Penguin’s Tarcher imprint. In promotions at the Random House publishing group: Jillian Quint moves up to associate editor at Ballantine and Ryan Doherty is now editor for Ballantine, Villard, and Presidio Press; Mya Spalter is assistant editor at Spiegel & Grau; and Kaitlin Heller and David Pomerico are now assistant editors at Del Rey/Spectra. Donna Duverglas has been made assistant director of sub rights, as Rhea Lyons moves up to sub rights associate. Jenn Backe has moved up to production associate and Sarah Feightner is production supervisor. In the UK, Victoria […]

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January 14, 2010By Michael Cader

Memorial Service for Karen Hansgen

January 14, 2010By Michael Cader

Associate publisher of Skira Rizzoli Publications Karen Hansgen died on Sunday, January 10. Her family has just announced a memorial service for her tomorrow, on Friday, January 15 at 2:00 PM at: Brooklyn Friends Meeting House110 Schermerhorn StreetBrooklyn, New York 11201(718) 788-5990

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January 14, 2010By Michael Cader

People, and A New Funke

January 14, 2010By Michael Cader

Laney Katz Becker has joined the Markson Thoma Literary Agency as an agent. She was previously at Folio Literary Management. Former publisher of Harcourt Children’s Lori Benton has joined educational children’s publisher Capstone as general manager/publisher of their fiction imprints, which include Stone Arch Books and Picture Window Books.Cornelia Funke’s next book RECKLESS (and the first in a new series) will have an international laydown on September 14. Little, Brown Children’s says they will print a million copies for the US market, joined on publication date with releases from Chicken House in the UK and Dressler in Germany. The book […]

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January 13, 2010By Michael Cader

People

January 13, 2010By Michael Cader

Direct Brands has hired David Gitow as chief marketing officer and Alan Katz as evp, business development, the first major appointments under new ceo Deborah Fine. Gitow was cmo at both BN.com and Barnes & Noble, and in a long time stretch at Time, Inc. founded and ran Time, Inc. Home Entertainment. Katz has had a long career in magazine publishing, including executive positions at Vanity Fair and New York. BookEnds Literary Agency co-founder Jacky Sach will retire from publishing after 10 years as an agent for “new opportunities.” Sach began her publishing career in 1985 at Berkley. BookEnds will […]

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January 12, 2010By Michael Cader

Founder Buys Back Stone Bridge; Quirk Announces 'Android Karenina'; Jacky Sach to Retire, and More

January 12, 2010By Michael Cader

Founder of Stone Bridge Press Peter Goodman has reacquired 100 percent of the company’s shares from its Japanese owner, IBC Publishing of Tokyo. Goodman sold Stone Bridge to Japanese book distributor Yohan in 2005 and passed to its one-time subsidiary IBC in 2007 right before Yohan declared bankruptcy. Goodman, who has been an executive at Stone Bridge since its founding in 1989, will continue to lead the company as publisher and editor-in-chief from their current offices near North Berkeley, CA. He notes, “The Japanese owners at IBC have always been generous in spirit, and they did the best they could […]

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January 11, 2010By Michael Cader

Pfeffer Joins East/West Agency, and More People News

January 11, 2010By Michael Cader

Former svp, group publisher of Simon & Schuster Children’s Trade imprints Rubin Pfeffer has joined the East/West Literary Agency, heading up the East Coast office in Boston as a partner, digital strategist, and content agent, a new position “focused on developing and creating content for the 21st -century incarnations of publishing, both electronic and traditional print.” Pfeffer says, “The value that I hope to offer East/West and the clients that I represent is being nimble and opportunistic about how their intellectual property can be leveraged effectively in this dawn of electronic publishing. There are many more options for writers and […]

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