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March 2, 2009By Michael Cader

People

March 2, 2009By Michael Cader

Agent Brendan Deneen has joined FinePrint Literary Management. He had been at Objective Entertainment. Robert Riger will join Simon & Schuster Audio as director of the Pimsleur Language Program, taking over from Whit Waterbury. Most recently Riger had been vp, publisher of SparkNotes before leaving last year. In France, Vianney de la Boulaye has joined Hachette Livre as vp, legal affairs, replacing Christine Auffray, who has left the company. Fred Kaplan, author of Lincoln: The Biography of a Writer was named as biographer of the year by online publication The Biographer’s Craft. The BISG is conducting an online survey of […]

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February 27, 2009By Michael Cader

AAP to be Run By Another Former Member of Congress

February 27, 2009By Michael Cader

AAP president and ceo since 1997 Pat Schroeder will leave the organization on May 1 “to sail uncharted waters.” Endorsing the fundamental nature of the group as a lobbying organization, the board has hired former six-term Maine Congressman Tom Allen to take over.Allen served on the House Energy and Commerce Committee, Budget Committee, Armed Services Committee, and Government Reform Committee. He says: “AAP advocates on issues of paramount importance ranging from free speech and education to the protection of intellectual property rights and international freedom to publish.  I am excited about tackling the challenges of this new position and its […]

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February 25, 2009By Michael Cader

People and Announcements

February 25, 2009By Michael Cader

Agents Jill Marsal and Kevan Lyon have left the Sandra Dijkstra Agency to form the Marsal Lyon Literary Agency. Marsal was at the Dijkstra agency for eight years and practice as an attorney representing authors prior to that. Lyon spent four years at Dijkstra and worked in the wholesale and distribution side of the publishing business for over 17 years before becoming an agent. Well-known indie publishing spark plug Richard Nash is leaving Counterpoint, where he is currently executive editor, as well as editorial director of Soft Skull Press, on March 10. CEO Charlie Winton indicates the company will maintain […]

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February 19, 2009By Michael Cader

People and Awards

February 19, 2009By Michael Cader

Marcy Goot joins Kaplan Publishing as executive director of marketing. Most recently she was vp of marketing for National Lampoon, after working for multiple book publishers. Also at Kaplan, Don Fehr has been promoted to editorial director, trade, and Ron Sharpe has been promoted to executive director of production and manufacturing. At ESPN Books, Richard (R. D.) Rosen has been hired as senior editor. An Edgar Award-winning author of several mysteries starring a major league baseball player-turned-detective, he was most recently a senior editor at Workman Publishing. Thomas Nelson’s Dale Wilstermann will move over to running the nonfiction trade group […]

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February 18, 2009By Sarah Weinman

People

February 18, 2009By Sarah Weinman

At Faber, Hannah Griffiths, formerly Head of Paperback Publishing, has been appointed Director of Paperback Publishing, and Sarah Savitt, formerly Paperbacks Manager, has been promoted to Editor. Phillip Wagner has been appointed the new CEO of BCA effective immediately, replacing George Saul, who left the company last week. Most recently Wagner worked with Aurelius, which bought BCA at the end of 2008. Sudanese novelist Tayeb Salih, best known for his 1966 novel Season of Migration to the North, died in London Wednesday aged around 80.Reuters Bram Cavin, a longtime book editor with Macmillan, Doubleday and Prentice-Hall, died on February 14 […]

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February 13, 2009By Michael Cader

People

February 13, 2009By Michael Cader

Becky Cole has joined Plume books as a senior editor. She was formerly at Broadway Books for over ten years. Former Golden Books editorial director Sharon Shavers Gayle, has joined Mary Jack Wald Associates as an agent, effective immediately.  Among her first clients are Denise Lewis Patrick, Gregg Loomis, and John Peel. At Sterling, Anne Rogers has been promoted to director, special markets; Ron Davis has been promoted to vp, special & international sales, digital & gift; and Kate Rados is now director, digital markets. Alex Hippisley-Cox is to oversee all UK media relations and communications for the 2009 Frankfurt […]

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