Johnston to Form New Imprint for S&S Children's; Andrews Moves to Little, Brown
More talent from the formerly separate Harcourt Trade and Houghton
Mifflin continues to spread throughout the business. Harcourt
children's book veteran Allyn Johnston has joined Simon &
Schuster Children's Publishing and will be vp and publisher of a new
imprint located in San Diego. Johnston will report
to S&S Children's trade publisher Rubin Pfeffer.
Calling her "one of the most respected editors in the business,"
Pfeffer notes "her base in San Diego assures that as she continues to
discover and develop writers and illustrators, she will bring
S&S that certain west-coast savvy that is uniquely hers."
In 20 years at Harcourt Children's Johnston has worked on such books as
TIME FOR BED by Mem Fox and Jane Dyer, ON THE DAY YOU WERE BORN by
Debra Frasier, LEAF MAN by Lois Ehlert, THE END OF THE BEGINNING by
Avi, the Mr. Putter & Tabby series by Cynthia Rylant and Arthur
Howard, the Thrilling Tales series by M. T. Anderson, and POWERS by
Ursula K. Le Guin.
In other children's book news, Julie Andrews will continue her Julie
Andrews Collection to Little, Brown Children's, overseen by editorial
director Liza Baker. Created with her daughter Emma Walton, the line
has published 25 titles at Harper Children's. Little, Brown's first
book will be JULIE ANDREWS' COLLECTION OF FAVORITE POEMS, SONGS AND
LULLABIES publishing in fall 2009.
More Personnel News
Pilar Queen has joined McCormick and Williams as an agent, continuing
to represent narrative non-fiction, practical non-fiction and women's
commercial fiction. She was at Inkwell Management.
Kevin Moran has resigned as publisher of Hatherleigh Press to establish
a publishing consulting business.
Samantha Evans has left the special sales
department of Harry N. Abrams and is now associate director of sales
& licensing in the consumer products division of BBC Worldwide
Americas.
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POD Publishers Told to Sell Directly Through Amazon, They Have to Use Booksurge
Amazon has tried a number of tactics to push the print-on-demand
services of their Booksurge subsidiary and now the company is using its
leverage in the marketplace to drive that business. For the past month
the e-tailer has been explaining their new policy to publishers who use
print-on-demand: To have a direct "buy" button that lets customers
purchase POD books from Amazon rather than from third-party sellers
featured on the site, those books must be printed and fulfilled by
Booksurge.
Spokesperson Tammy Hovey tells the WSJ, "It's a strategic decision.
What we're looking to do is have a print-on-demand business that better
serves our customers and authors. When we work with some other
publishers, it's not truly a print-on-demand business." She "declined
to provide specifics," according to the Journal, but "said she doesn't
consider the move an ultimatum."
The new policy was first brought to light through a coordinated
blogging effort by some of the affected POD publishers. Co-owner of POD
publisher BookLocker.com Angela Hoy has the longest post on her
WritersWeekly zine. She reports on a conversation with a Booksurge
salesperson who "admitted that books not converted to BookSurge would
have the 'buy' button turned off on Amazon.com, just as we'd heard from
several other POD publishers who had similar conversations with
Amazon/BookSurge representatives."
There are no accounts yet of the policy being imposed on traditional
publishers that also use Lightning Source or other print-on-demand
vendors; by the current accounts the moved is aimed at independent
publishers whose focus is POD books as well as self-publishing
competitors to Booksurge such as Lulu.com. (Separately, Amazon has been
working since mid-2006 to get mainstream publishers to use Booksurge
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Books-A-Million: Weak Finish to Decent Year
Fourth quarter sales at BAM tailed off after the holiday period (when
same-store sales were flat), with comparable sales down 1.6
percent against a year ago, though up 3 percent overall at $168
million. Net income fell slightly to $16.5 million for the quarter.
For the full fiscal year, sales were up 2.8 percent percent to $535
million, a Potter-powered 1.4 percent increase on a same-store basis,
but net income fell by $2.4 million to $16.5 million. (Direct
comparisons are a little tricky, since the prior fiscal year comprised
53 weeks instead of 52 weeks.)
CEO Sandra Cochran says in the release, "Our focus on the fundamentals
of our business, including gross margin, inventory management, and
discipline in cost control delivered solid earnings in spite of the
difficult economic conditions in the fourth quarter."
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Scholastic Takes Writedown on Continuities Unit; Revises Forecast
Scholastic reported third quarter results, with overall sales up
slightly at $458 million and a larger net operating loss of $4.6
million. But the total loss was much higher, including a $72.7 million
writedown on the discontinued direct-to-home continuities business.
In the signature children's book publishing and distribution segment,
sales were $230 million, down from $239 million a year ago,
though operating income rose to $10.2 million, up almost $1 million.
Trade publishing was up, still helped by Harry Potter, as school book
club and school-based continuity sales fell.
The weak dollar gave the company a $10.1 million foreign exchange gain
from their international sales.
The company also revised their sales and earnings forecast for fisal
2008, expecting lower sales but better income. They now project total
revenues of $2.2 billion to $2.3 billion (down from a range of $2.3
billion to $2.5 billion), and earnings at the higher end of the
forecasted range, at $2.50 to $2.85 per share (up from a wider range of
$2.35 to $2.85 per share.) Thomson Financial's survey of analysts has a
consensus expectation of earnings of $2.79 a share.
CEO Dick Robinson notes in the release, "Scholastic's core businesses
performed solidly overall in the third quarter as we maintain our focus
on improving profitability.
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Collins continues to recruit editors, with Caroline Sutton moving to
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14. Sutton has been executive editor at Ballantine.
After 26 years with the agency, Carol Frederick, director of the
international scouting department at Sanford J. Greenburger Associates,
has announced that she is departing, in order to work free-lance. She
will be replaced by Agnes Krup, who has worked in international rights
for more than twenty years, with Rowohlt Verlag, Brockman, The
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Dispensed With?
Writer Joe Lavin breaks the embargo on Jose Canseco's second book about
the same subject via his web site, picked up by traditional media. He
found VINDICATED on sale in a Cambridge bookstore ahead of the April 1
release date.
In brief: "The [Magglio] Ordonez story is, by now, routine
"The evidence against Clemens is somewhat flimsy, and Canseco even
admits that he's not completely sure that Clemens used steroids.
"As for Alex Rodriguez, Canseco says he didn't inject Rodriguez, but
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didn't mention Rodriguez in the first book because he 'hated the
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Indiana Adult Material Law Could Impinge on Bookstores
An Indiana law signed last week and set for implementation on July 1 is
causing concern among some of the state's booksellers. It "requires
businesses that sell sexually explicit material to pay a $250 fee and
register with the secretary of state, which would then pass the
information to municipal or county officials so they can monitor the
businesses for potential violations of local ordinances," the Indy Star
notes. "The law does not apply to businesses that sell sexually
explicit material on or before June 30; it applies only to new
businesses, those that relocate or businesses that begin offering such
material after that date."
The paper adds that "groups representing state and national booksellers
say the law casts its net too wide. A legal scholar agrees, calling it
overly broad and so ambiguous that it may violate constitutional
rights."
Owner of Big Hat Books Elizabeth Barden is concerned that the law could
include "just about any coming-of-age novel and books on health,
hygiene and human sexuality."
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Star
Evelyn Waugh Estate Moves to Wylie
With PFD just a shell of its former self, the Evelyn Waugh estate has
switched representation to The Wylie Agency. Ironically, "under a
longstanding arrangement, PFD still owns 20 per cent of the estate,"
which makes PFD a client of Wylie's too.
Despite an account from Alexander Waugh that he was shopping the rights
and called Wylie to elicit interest, the Times is besides itself with
the usual press accounts of "the Jackal" (called that only in
newspapers) at work. Waugh says, "PFD had lost a lot of living writers.
It seemed possible it might not succeed, so we shopped around."
The crafty Wylie
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Donna Passannante moves over to become marketing director for Clarkson
Potter, Potter Craft, Potter Style, and Three Rivers Press, reporting
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Jennifer Roberts has been promoted to executive director of marketing,
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Borders,
Still Dirt Cheap, Jumps As Goldman Hopes for BN Buy
We've always regarded it as a poverty of imagination that Barnes
&
Noble is often tipped as a potential acquirer of Borders, and they
strike us as among the least likely of acquirers. But Goldman Sachs
analyst Matthew Fassler wrote in a report yesterday "we see improved
prospects for a deal," and that "Barnes & Noble could generate
significant accretion from an acquisition of Borders." As Bloomberg
reports, "Barnes & Noble may add more than 10 percent to profit
if
it paid as much as $13 a share for Borders in an all-cash transaction,
Fassler said. An all-stock transaction of as much as $10 a share might
also add at least 10 percent to profit, he said." (Bear in mind that
even at $10 a share, top shareholder Pershing Square
Borders stock jumped on the report, recovering some of its plunge from
last week, giving the whole company a market capitalization of just
over $400 million. At current prices lots of companies could buy
Borders.
Meanwhile, Barnes & Noble doesn't have to bid for Borders to
reap the benefits. The company's value has increased by
over $310 million since late last week on the news of Borders' troubles.
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Personnel News and Announcements
Bloomsbury has hired Anton Mueller as executive editor, starting this
week. He had been at Houghton Mifflin until recently. Additionally,
Nick Trautwein has been
promoted to senior editor and Benjamin Adams has been promoted to
associate editor.
At Little, Brown, publicity director Heather Fain has been promoted to
vp and marketing director as Sophie Cottrell moves into her new role
as communications director for HBG USA. As part of the changes, Little,
Brown's vp executive director of publicity Heather Rizzo will now
report directly to publisher Michael Pietsch.
John Tagler has been named vp and executive director of the
Professional and Scholarly Publishing Division of the APP, starting
April 21 and working in the New York office. He succeeds Barbara
Meredith, who retired last year. Tagler has been at Elsevier for 30
years, most recently as vp, customer marketing, academic and government
libraries.
A publicist reports that longtime veteran Arthur Salm is no longer the
book review editor at the San Diego Union-Tribune, having just been
unceremoniously transferred to the paper's metro section. His
replacement at the book
section is said to be Bob Pinkus.
The NY Public Library has named the finalists for their Young Lions
Fiction Award to a writer 35 or under:
Ron Currie, Jr., God Is Dead
Ellen Litman, The Last Chicken in America
Peter Nathaniel Malae, Teach the Free Man
Dinaw Mengestu, The Beautiful Things That Heaven Bears
Emily Mitchell, The Last Summer of the World
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Criticizes Both Parties
Former Rhode Island Senator Lincoln Chafee "revels in his outsider
status as he chronicles his disillusionment with the bitter
partisanship that dominated his seven years in the Senate," the AP
reports. In his book Against the Tide: How a Compliant Congress
Empowered a Reckless President, "he wields a broad brush, heaping blame
on Republicans and Democrats alike for putting party loyalty and
ambition ahead of the public good." But his "harshest scorn" is saved
for President Bush and Vice President Cheney.
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Macaulay Forms Imprint for Roaring Brook
Bestselling author and illustrator (and Caldecott and Macarthur winner)
David Macaulay is creating an imprint called David Macaulay Studio at
Roaring Brook Press. The imprint will start with two new books by
Macaulay in 2011 but will also publish "derivative books published
under his editorial direction, and for books by other authors and
artists brought to the imprint by him in his capacity as creative
director."
The two books from Macaulay are HOME SWEET HOME, an exploration of the
way our planet's climate and ecosystems work, and a new work on
American history.
Roaring Brook Publisher Simon Boughton declares, "David Macaulay is a
national treasure. He's made a unique contribution to young people's
literature, and led readers of all ages to see the world around them in
new ways. It's a great thrill and a great privilege to have the
opportunity to work with him, and establishing an imprint under his
creative direction makes perfect creative and business sense.
Ken Wright at Writers House represented Macaulay in the deal.
Cancelled "Reservations"
Three Rivers Press has cancelled GREAT RESERVATIONS, a book by two
former concierges at the Four Seasons Hotel in Chicago. Publicity
director Katie Wainwright tells the AP, "despite previous and repeated
inquiries made by Three Rivers Press, we recently learned that Abigail
Hart and Nancy Callahan did not disclose that they had signed
confidentiality agreements with their former employer." The book was
scheduled for release in June and a few anecdotes had already been
cited in gossip columns.
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On Editor Asher, 78
Longtime book editor Aaron Asher, 78, died from complications of cancer
on Tuesday. He had an eponymous imprint at HarperCollins after a career
that included serving as vp of Holt, Rinehart & Winston; editor
in chief of Macmillan's general books division; editor in chief of
Farrar, Straus & Giroux; and publisher of Grove Press.
In 1969, the NYT said Asher was "noted for his distinguished list of
authors, tweedy attire and accomplished renditions of Bach preludes and
fugues on the piano." They add now in their obituary,"he was routinely
brought in by publishers to revive their flagging trade-book divisions."
Over the years his authors included Saul Bellow, Philip Roth, Arthur
Miller, Milan Kundera, Erich Fromm, Frank Conroy, and President Lyndon
B. Johnson.
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Andrea Sheehan will join the Random House Publishing Group in early May
as vp, director, digital strategy and business development, reporting
to president Gina Centrello. Sheehan was previously vp, director of
online sales and merchandising at Simon and Schuster.
Joe McNeely has joined Brilliance Audio, acquiring nonfiction adult
titles. He was acquisitions director for Audio Renaissance (now
Macmillan Audio) for many years, before forming his own company, Audio
Evolution.
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this week as children's editor, based Denver. Most recently, she was an
editor and author at Klutz.
At Scholastic's trade publishing division, Joanne Ruelos has
joined the company as senior editor, licensed publishing. She had been
a senior editor at McGraw Hill. Simon Tepas has moved over to the new
position of backlist salesmanager. Simon has been with Scholastic since
September 2005 as a coordinator in Scholastic's special
markets department working with educational and consumer catalogs,
coordinating direct mail, premium and outside book club sales.
Previously, he worked in Random House’s special markets
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