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November 28, 2005By Michael Cader

Lunch Weekly for Monday, November 28

November 28, 2005By Michael Cader

Monday, November 28 If for some reason this has reached you even though you are not a paying member of PublishersMarketplace, please visit the link below to join us all the time for complete deal reports and more. Click to register http://www.publishersmarketplace.com/register.shtml Deal Reports Just e-mail to deals@PublishersMarketplace if you aren’t using the online form linked below. Report a deal using the online form The Key As usual, the handy key to our Lunch deal categories. While all reports are always welcome, those that include a category will generally receive a higher listing when it comes time to put them […]

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November 22, 2005By Michael Cader

Lunch Deluxe for Tuesday, November 22

November 22, 2005By Michael Cader

The Gobble Gap Please expect no more regular Lunch until next Tuesday, except for the weekly deal round-up. News and news clips will be posted at the PublishersMarketplace.com home page, so check in there if you like. As always, all the other site functions — deals, job board, databases, etc. — will continue at their usual pace. Have a happy thanksgiving. Personnel News Following the departure of Jean Feiwel, Scholastic has hired Andrea Davis Pinkney as publisher, hardcover and early childhood, starting in early December and reporting to Trade Publishing and Book Fair president Lisa Holton. (Pinkney was publisher of […]

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November 21, 2005By Michael Cader

Lunch for Monday, November 21

November 21, 2005By Michael Cader

Sheehan’s Book Lands This Week “Peace mom” Cindy Sheehan, the mother of a soldier killed in Iraq who has drawn attention for her campaign against the war, has written a book that is being issued by Hawaii’s Koa Books on Wednesday. It’s the first book from the press, which says they have printed 20,000 copies to start. Founder Arnie Kotler (also the founding director of Parallax Press) intends to focus on books “on personal transformation, progressive politics, and native cultures.” The AP reports, “Sheehan, who met Kotler through a mutual friend, said she accepted Kotler’s offer rather than work with […]

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November 20, 2005By Michael Cader

Lunch Weekly for Monday, November 21

November 20, 2005By Michael Cader

Monday, November 21 If for some reason this has reached you even though you are not a paying member of PublishersMarketplace, please visit the link below to join us all the time for complete deal reports and more. Click to register http://www.publishersmarketplace.com/register.shtml Deal Reports Just e-mail to deals@PublishersMarketplace if you aren’t using the online form linked below. Report a deal using the online form The Key As usual, the handy key to our Lunch deal categories. While all reports are always welcome, those that include a category will generally receive a higher listing when it comes time to put them […]

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November 18, 2005By Michael Cader

Lunch for Friday, November 18

November 18, 2005By Michael Cader

BAM’s Loss Is As Expected Books-a-Million (BAM) lost under $1 million in their fiscal third quarter, a slight improvement over a year ago, on sales of $108 million, which were up just 0.6 percent on a same-store basis compared to a year ago. Ironically, though the company blamed the bad hurricane sales for weak performance when downgrading projections in late September, they still benefited from “insurance recoveries for three stores that were permanently damaged by hurricanes during last fiscal year.” BAM release BN Leads Big Chains for Third Quarter For their third quarter, Barnes & Noble slightly exceeded previous projections […]

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November 16, 2005By Michael Cader

Lunch for Wednesday, November 16

November 16, 2005By Michael Cader

Doubleday Gets Riverhead Duo, to Set Up New Division Cindy Spiegel and Julie Grau will leave Penguin’s Riverhead, where they have served as co-publishers since 2003 (and worked as editors since the imprint’s founding in 1995), to start a new division for Doubleday Broadway beginning on November 28. Both will hold the title of svp and publisher, but they will report to Doubleday Broadway editor-in-chief Bill Thomas. The line, expected to grow to comprise 30 hardcovers and 40 trade paperbacks annually, “will reflect their philosophy of publishing a focused mix of literary fiction and quality nonfiction titles that perform as […]

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