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Alex Malarkey is alleging that his father acted alone in writing
the false account of his near-death experience in 2010’s bestseller, 'The Boy
Who Came Back From Heaven.’ He has filed a defamation lawsuit against Tyndale
House Publishers. more
Norton's first children’s imprint, Norton Young Readers, will be
helmed by publishing director Simon Boughton. The list will include a broad
range of picture books through YA, both fiction and nonfiction. Boughton said
the emphasis will be on "outstanding books. Fresh voices and fresh
thinking." more
Random House has acquired '#NeverAgain: A New Generation Draws the
Line' by teen siblings David and Lauren Hogg, who survived the school shooting
in Parkland, Fla. The book is set for a June 5 release. more
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 Subject of ‘Boy Who Came Back from Heaven’ is Suing Tyndale
Alex Malarkey is alleging that his father acted alone in writing the false account of his near-death experience in 2010’s bestseller, 'The Boy Who Came Back From Heaven.’ He has filed a defamation lawsuit against Tyndale House Publishers. more »  Obituary: Mimi Kayden Children’s book marketing director Mimi Kayden, whose tenure at Dutton and Penguin Young Readers lasted 28 years, and who later held positions at HarperCollins and North-South, died on April 16 following a brief illness. She was 84. more »  La Librairie Parisienne: From Hollywood to Paris Eight years ago, artist Jackie Clark Mancuso and Hollywood producer Stephen Ujlaki started La Librairie Parisienne to publish the picture book adventures of an expatriate terrier named Hudson. Now, with the recent launch of 'Hudson and the Puppy: Lost in Paris,' the founders have exceeded their early expectations. more »  Cooking Family Style with 'Family Table'! With more than 70 recipes, 'Family Table' shares Shaye Elliott's bounty of dishes that nourish her hardworking farm family every day. Each recipe is about reviving easy, traditional food preparations for a more flavorful and healthful future. Lyons Press • Pages: 248 • 978-1-4930-3152-8 • Paperback • April 2018 • $24.95 (Sponsored) Learn More »
Jaclyn Sassa has been promoted to
associate sales representative at Houghton Mifflin Harcourt.
James Phirman has been promoted to
national accounts director for mass market at Houghton Mifflin Harcourt.
Colleen Murphy has been promoted to v-p of
special markets, mass market sales, and product development at Houghton
Mifflin Harcourt.
Ed Spade has been appointed director of
digital sales, strategy, and business development at Houghton Mifflin
Harcourt. He was previously director of digital sales and strategy.
Danny Cooper is being promoted to editor
at Workman.
Kylie McDonald is being promoted to senior
editor and director of cookbooks at Workman.
Rachael Mt. Pleasant is being
promoted to editor at Workman.
Megan Nicolay is being promoted to
executive editor at Workman.
Maisie Tivnan is being promoted to
executive editor at Workman.
 Diana Henry and the Art of Menu Planning In her eleventh cookbook, 'How to Eat a Peach: Menus, Stories and Places,' British food writer Diana Henry explores how to craft a menu in every season. more » »
March Cookbook Bestsellers
'Instant Pot Miracle' nabbed the #1 spot last month. more » » 
Review:
 ' Make It Easy,
Cupcake!': Food stylist Karen Tack and photographer Alan
Richardson "deliver a delightful, creative addition to their cupcake
cookbook repertoire...Complete with a list of cake-decorating suppliers and
candy sources, this is an excellent guide for bakers of all levels who have a
passion for creative baking." Life Stories: A Celebration of the Picture Book Biography
Authors, illustrators, and industry professionals gathered on April 13 for a symposium at New York University, devoted to exploring a singular form of storytelling—the picture book biography. more » »  iBooks Bestsellers: Comey's Tell-All Takes the Top Spot Former FBI director James Comey's tell-all book debut, 'A Higher Loyalty,' skyrocketed to the top of the Apple iBooks store even before its release date. more » »  Last Call: Romance Feature Call for Info Deadline: April 24. This feature will look at the state of romance publishing for writers of color. We’d like to hear from authors, publishers, and cover designers about marketing and cover design for books by and about people of color, and how romance authors of color foster community within and outside of mainstream publishing. Pub. dates: June–November. Email pitches and comments on background to features@publishersweekly.com and put “Call for info: Romance” in the subject line. more » »
McGraw-Hill Education Names New CEO Dr. Nana Banerjee will take the helm as president and chief executive officer of the educational publisher, effective April 23. more » »
Octopus and Tate Partner Up
Octopus Publishing Group and Tate Publishing have entered a licensing agreement in which Octopus will launch a Tate-branded list, publishing approximately eight art and photography books per year. more » »
North Dakota
Bookstore Helps Inmates: Main Street Books in Minot, N.D., is
supplying a local jail with books to help inmates learn trades and job hunt.
New Michigan
Bookstore to Open: The Mitten Word Bookshop, a new independent
store in Marshall, Mich., will open for business this Saturday.
South Carolina
Bookstore Relocates: The Friends on Main bookstore in Union,
S.C., has reopened in a new location.
Flooding Closes
Boston Bookstore: I AM Books in Boston's North End will close
for several days as a result of flooding.
Supreme Court
Split On Sales Tax: A divided court is struggling to decide
whether e-tailers should collect sales taxes in states where they have no
physical presence.
'Mockingbird'
Producer Strikes Back: Scott Rudin, whose upcoming Broadway
adaptation of 'To Kill a Mockingbird' is in jeopardy, has filed a countersuit
against Harper Lee's estate.
Somalilander
Poet Jailed: Naima Abwaan Qorane has been sentenced to three
years in prison for "anti-national activity" as part of a crackdown
against activists and writers.
Unbound Book
Festival Comes Unbound: A controversy surrounding race and
inclusion at the Missouri festival has begun to unfold as the festival's
launch date nears.
The Media Came
for Comey: Booksellers in Washington, D.C., expected 'Fire and
Fury' crowds for Comey book. Instead, they got mostly journalists.
 Children's Fiction Bestseller List 'Dog Man and Cat Kid' by Dav Pilkey is the #1 title on PW's children's frontlist fiction bestseller list. See the full list » »
 'The Art of the Wasted
Day' by Patricia Hampl "Novelist Hampl offers a wonderfully lavish and leisurely exploration of the art of daydreaming." more » »
Many Unhappy Returns Cynthia Compton
One retailer’s stories of customer returns and exchanges.
 Junot DÃaz Brings a CrowdJunot DÃaz (kneeling) read from his book 'Islandborn' (Dial Books) during Word Up Community Bookshop/LibrerÃa Comunitaria's event on Friday, April 13, at the historic United Palace in New York City's Washington Heights. The event was attended by over 2,600 people. Courtesy Veronica Santiago Liu |
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 W.W. Norton Brings on Boughton to Launch Children’s Imprint
W.W. Norton & Company announced the launch of its first children’s book imprint, Norton Young Readers, helmed by publishing director Simon Boughton. more »  Independent Bookstore Day 2018: It's A Holiday More than 500 Indie bookstores in 48 states are preparing to make this year's Independent Bookstore Day on April 28 the biggest and most exuberant celebration of indie bookselling yet. more »  Bookstore Sales Bounced Back in February Bookstore sales ended a six-month losing streak in February, as sales rose 2.3% over February 2017. Sales for the first two months of 2018, though, were still down 8.6% from the comparable period in 2017. more »  Win a Copy of 'Tiny New York'! Enter for a chance to win one of 15 copies of 'Tiny New York', a book about the smallest standouts in the Big Apple. (Sponsored) Enter Here » 
Rachel Hecht Children's Scouting has been
appointed scout for Beijing Yutian Hanfeng in China.
Casey Moses has been promoted to junior
designer at Random House Children's Books.
IN THIS WEEK'S MAGAZINE
   Spotlight on Helen Hardt Hardt adds a paranormal element to her signature mix of erotica and romance with the first book in a new series featuring sexy vampires. (Sponsored)  Book Deals: Week of April 16, 2018 Berkley pays six figures for a debut, Aladdin nabs a middle grade debut, Delacorte acquires a YA adaptation of a nonfiction bestseller about the justice system, and more in this week's notable book deals. more » »  This Week's Bestsellers: April 16, 2018 ‘Laguna Beach’ graduate Kristin Cavallari has the #1 book in the country with the cookbook ’True Roots.’ Plus 'The Female Persuasion,' Meg Wolitzer’s first novel for adults since 2013’s 'The Interestings,' lands at #10 in hardcover fiction, and new middle-grade and children’s titles hit our list. more » »  PW's Latest Starred Reviews Check out the starred reviews of titles including 'The Human Instinct: How We Evolved to Have Reason,' 'Fox', 'The Art of the Wasted Day,' and more. more » »  FINAL Call for Information: PW Show Daily and PW Show Daily@BookCon Pitch us author interviews, autographings, in-booth and other special events, contests, giveaways, and anniversaries you’re celebrating at BookExpo and/or BookCon 2018. We’d like to hear from you ASAP. PW Show Daily (May 31 & June 1) For adult books and authors at BookExpo, contact: showdaily@publishersweekly.com For children’s and YA books and authors, contact: childrensbooks@publishersweekly.com PW Show Daily@BookCon (June 2 & June 3) For all books (children’s, YA & adult), contact: bookcon@publishersweekly.com. more » »  Spotlight on Kathy Kacer Kacer's new fiction series, the Heroes Quartet, continues her mission to tell stunning stories of struggle, courage, and risk-taking set in the time of the Holocaust. (Sponsored) more » »
Google Unveils
Book-Talking AI: A new artificial intelligence experiment from
Google, Talk to Books, can answer questions by pulling relevant sentences
from books.
Supreme Court
Hears Online Tax Case: On Tuesday, over 40 states will present
a case urging the Supreme Court to reconsider charging taxes for online
sales.
Reflections on
Trying to Get Published: Writer Thomas Swick recalls his path
to publication that included several rejection letters, and worse, silence.
A Guide to
Lending Books to Friends: Librarians from around the U.S.
offer tips on how to keep your friends, and your books, close.
Author of
'Secretariat' Fame Dies: William Nack, the horse-racing expert
whose book about Secretariat led to the 2010 film, died at age 77 on Friday.
 Hardcover Fiction Bestseller List 'I've Got My Eyes on You' by Mary Higgins Clark is #1 bestseller on PW's adult hardcover fiction bestseller list. See the full list » »
 'A Higher Loyalty: Truth, Lies, and Leadership' by James Comey
"The ex-FBI director—whose firing by President Trump, over the FBI's investigation of Russian government interference in the 2016 election, sparked a furor—reopens that case and others in this piercing and candid memoir." more » »
Bookmarks, Bookmarks Everywhere! Meghan Dietsche Goel
An appreciation of the literary art submitted to BookPeople’s
annual bookmark contest.
 HBG Honors Diverse BooksNine Hachete Book Group editors and publicists recently gathered for HBG’s third annual Read Our World event, which spotlights outstanding diverse books. Pictured with their book selections (back row, l-r): Ben George (‘Delicious Foods’), Marisol Salaman (‘Dare to Be Kind’), Brian Distelberg (‘Why Are All the Black Kids Sitting Together in the Cafeteria?’), Madeleine Colavita (‘How to Blow it with a Millionaire’), Amanda Harkness (‘Evening Primrose’), Adrienne Ingrum (‘Love is an Inside Job’). (Front row, l-r:) Sarah Guan (‘Jade City’), Nita Basu (‘Twelve Steps to Normal’), Kheryn Callender (‘Ivy Abderdeen’s Letter to the World’). |
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In the News
 Simon Boughton to Launch Children’s Imprint at W.W. Norton W.W. Norton & Company has founded its first children’s book imprint, Norton Young Readers, to be helmed by publishing director Simon Boughton. The list will include a broad range of picture books through YA, both fiction and nonfiction. Boughton said the emphasis will be on "outstanding books. Fresh voices and fresh thinking." more   Chronicle Partners with Wildlife Conservation Society In celebration of Caldecott Honor recipient Brendan Wenzel’s new picture book, Hello Hello, Chronicle Books is teaming up with the Wildlife Conversation Society to increase awareness of endangered animals. The publisher will donate $25,000 to the WCS, which will distribute copies of the book to kids at its parks in New York. more
Obituary
 Mimi Kayden Legendary children’s book marketing director Mimi Kayden, whose tenure at Dutton and Penguin Young Readers lasted 28 years, and who later held positions at HarperCollins and North-South, died on April 16 following a brief illness. She was 84. more
On the Scene
 Life Stories: A Celebration of the Picture Book Biography
Authors, illustrators, and industry professionals gathered on April 13 for a symposium at New York University, devoted to exploring a singular form of storytelling—the picture book biography. more 
Book
News
 La Librairie Parisienne: From Hollywood to Paris Eight years ago, artist Jackie Clark Mancuso and Hollywood producer Stephen Ujlaki started La Librairie Parisienne to publish the picture book adventures of an expatriate terrier named Hudson. Now, with the recent launch of Hudson and the Puppy: Lost in Paris, the founders have exceeded their early expectations. more
On the Road
 On Tour with Liz Kessler Last month, British author Liz Kessler embarked on a West Coast tour in celebration of the release of Emily Windsnap and the Falls of Forgotten Island, book seven in her bestselling middle grade series. Click through for a selection of highlights from the events, which featured readings, signings, Q&As, and more. more
Four Questions
 Bruce Eric Kaplan A family’s routine shopping trip is shattered by flatulence in Bruce Eric Kaplan’s picture book, Someone Farted. A frequent contributor to the New Yorker, Kaplan elevates the premise of what is dealt and smelt into a new realm. During a recent conversation with PW, Kaplan revealed the book’s origin but was coyer about the secret embedded in the title. Q: What attracted you to the book's subject matter—and was it hard to sell? A: Writing a fart book is probably the last thing I would choose to do. But one Saturday morning I was driving to the market with my wife and kids, when my daughter looked up from her book and said quietly, “Someone farted.” We proceeded to all blame the others. I said, this should be a picture book. An hour later, I emailed Justin—my children’s book editor—and asked if he would buy a book from me called Someone Farted, and he emailed back that he would. more
Rights Report
 Kenneth Wright and Sheila Keenan at Viking
have acquired Steal This Country: A Handbook for Resistance, Persistence,
and Fixing Almost Everything, a book on activism for teens by Alexandra
Styron, author of All the Finest Girls and Reading My Father,
a memoir about her father, William Styron. Steal This Country offers
essays, comics, interviews, and how-to tips in areas of climate change,
immigration, LGBTQUIA rights, racial justice, religious understanding, and
women's rights. Publication is planned for fall 2018; Esther Newberg at ICM
brokered the deal for world rights.  Beverly Horowitz at Delacorte has bought world
rights to Just Mercy (Adapted for Young People): A True Story of the Fight
for Justice by Bryan Stevenson. Based on the author's adult
bestseller, the book delves into the U.S. justice system, detailing
Stevenson's many challenges and efforts as a lawyer and social advocate,
especially on behalf of America's most marginalized people. The book is
scheduled for fall 2018; Doug Abrams at Idea Architects represented
Stevenson.  Eileen Rothschild at Wednesday Books has
acquired the final trilogy in the million-plus copy bestselling Trylle series
by Amanda Hocking. The new arc focuses on a girl as she journeys back
to Scandinavia to discover the true origins of the Trylle; it takes place
five years after the Kanin Chronicles (the second trilogy in the series) and
nine years after the first Trylle trilogy. The as yet untitled first book
will be published in winter 2020; Steven Axelrod at the Axelrod Agency sold
world English rights.  Vicki Lame at Wednesday Books has bought debut
author Casey McQuiston's Red, White, and Royal Blue, a romantic
comedy in which the First Son falls in love with the Prince of England, going
from enemies to something more when an incident of international proportions
forces them to pretend to be best friends. Publication is slated for summer
2019; Sara Megibow at KT Literary negotiated the deal for world English
rights.  Margaret Raymo at HMH has acquired Young Adult
Review Network poetry editor Kip Wilson's debut YA novel-in-verse, White
Rose, about anti-Nazi political activist Sophie Scholl, who was one of
the founders of the White Rose nonviolent resistance group in Nazi Germany.
Publication is set for spring 2019, under the Versify imprint; Roseanne Wells
at the Jennifer De Chiara Literary Agency did the deal for world English
rights.  Kate Egan at KCP Loft has bought Michigan
vs. the Boys by debut author Carrie Allen. After her girls' ice
hockey team is cut for budget reasons, Michigan tries out for the boys' team,
and earns a place on the starting lineup. But when she shows up her teammates
with her skills and her refusal to back down, hazing crosses the line into
assault. Publication is planned for fall 2019; Kate Testerman at KT Literary
brokered the deal for world rights.  Stephanie Owens Lurie at Disney-Hyperion/Rick
Riordan Presents has acquired, in an exclusive submission, world English
rights to Kwame Mbalia's Tristan Strong Punches a Hole in the Sky
and an untitled sequel. Pitched as a middle grade American Gods, the
book stars a seventh-grade boy who accidentally creates a hole into the Midpass,
a world where ancient African gods clash with gods of African-American
legend. He must race to find Anansi, the Weaver, and repair the rip before
the iron monsters wreaking havoc in the Midpass consume their world and ours.
Publication is scheduled for winter 2020; Victoria Marini negotiated the
six-figure, two-book deal on behalf of CAKE Literary, in association with
Rena Rosser.  Krista Vitola has bought two middle grade
novels by Lily & Dunkin author Donna Gephart. The Paris
Project is about a girl who creates a six-step plan to get herself out of
Florida and away from the shame of her father's recent incarceration. The
book will publish in fall 2019; Tina Dubois at ICM Partners sold North
American rights.  Emily Seife at Scholastic Press has acquired My
Fate According to the Butterfly, a middle grade novel by
Philippine-based, Filipina debut author Gail D. Villanueva.
Superstitious soon-to-be 11-year-old Sab believes her fate is sealed when she
spots an ominous black butterfly. Determined to reconcile her journalist
older sister and their father before her time is up, Sab embarks on a quest
that sends her on a collision course with the realities of Manila and the war
on drugs. Publication is slated for 2019; Alyssa Eisner Henkin at Trident
Media Group brokered the deal for world rights.  Amy Cloud at Aladdin has bought North American
rights to Jennifer Camiccia's middle grade debut, The Memory Keeper.
When 12-year-old Lulu Carter develops a photographic memory at the same time
her beloved Gram begins to lose hers, she blames herself. Lulu becomes
obsessed with a finding that posits that memory loss can be attributed to an
unaddressed trauma, and goes about excavating her grandmother's personal
history in order to try to save her. Publication is set for fall 2019; Stacey
Glick at Dystel, Goderich & Bourret negotiated the deal.  Cheryl Klein at Lee & Low has acquired Speculation,
the debut middle grade novel by Nebula Award finalist Nisi Shawl. In
the historical fantasy inspired by the work of Edward Eager, Winna Cole
discovers a pair of magical spectacles that reveal both the friendly ghosts
of her African-American ancestors and a dangerous family curse. Publication
is scheduled for fall 2019; Barry Goldblatt at Barry Goldblatt Literary did
the deal for world rights.  Alyson Heller at Aladdin has bought, at
auction, Lyla Lee's debut chapter book series, pitched as Fresh off
the Boat meets Junie B. Jones. The first book, Mindy Kim and the Yummy
Seaweed Business, follows a Korean-American third grader who moves to a
mostly Caucasian community in Florida, and adjusts to her new school by
starting a snack trading ring with the Korean food from her lunch to make new
friends. Publication is planned for spring 2020, summer 2020, and fall 2020;
Penny Moore at Empire Literary brokered the deal for world rights.  Karen Nagel at Simon & Schuster has
acquired two picture books by author-illustrator Serena Geddes. In the
first book, Rosie & Rasmus, a lonely girl and a wingless young
dragon help each other gain the confidence they need to make their wishes
come true. The first book is slated for spring 2019; a second, untitled book
is set for spring 2020. Jill Corcoran at Jill Corcoran Literary Agency
negotiated the deal for world rights.  Julia Sooy at Holt/Godwin Books has bought
world rights to the picture book Green Machine: The Food Energy Cycle
by Rebecca Donnelly, illustrated by Christophe Jacques. The
book gives a humorous yet factual look at the process of anaerobic digestion,
also known as the organic waste process. Publication is slated for winter
2020; Molly Ker Hawn at the Bent Agency represented the author, and Christy
Tugeau Ewers at the CAT Agency represented the illustrator.  Sarah Rockett at Sleeping Bear Press has
acquired world rights to Cathy Breisacher's picture book, tentatively
titled The Race for the Hot Potato, illustrated by Joshua Heinsz.
Chip the potato chip is certain he's going to win the sack race at this
year's Spud City Festival, until Curly (a curly fry with a spring in his
step) comes to town. Publication is planned for spring 2019; Jenna Pocius at
Red Fox Literary represented the author, and Alex Gehringer at Bright Agency
represented the illustrator.  Tevin Hansen and Nichole Hansen at Handersen
Publishing have bought world English rights to So You Want a Puppy? by
Raven Howell (l.), illustrated by Ann Pilicer. The picture book
celebrates a child's love of pets as he discovers, through his daily
adventures, what it means to have a new puppy in the house. Publication is
scheduled for spring 2019; Essie White at Storm Literary Agency represented
the author, and the illustrator is unagented.
To see all of this week's deals, click here.
IN THE MEDIA
SHELFTALKER
Elizabeth Bluemle The *Other* Books Coming Out Today
The nation’s eyes may be on James Comey’s book, but there are
many April 17 releases worthy of note.
more »
Meghan Dietsche Goel Bookmarks, Bookmarks Everywhere!
An appreciation of the literary art submitted to BookPeople’s
annual bookmark contest.
more »
Kenny Brechner The Murdstone Challenge
Can we save a great book from unwarranted oblivion?
more »
Cynthia Compton A Tribute to Genius Girls
Some of this bookseller’s favorite gifted girls in middle grade
fiction.
FEATURED
REVIEWS
 Fruit Bowl
Mark Hoffman. Knopf, $17.99 (40p) ISBN 978-1-5247-1991-3 In his first foray as writer and illustrator, Hoffmann offers a fun, brain-teasing food literacy lesson that’s a cornucopia of produce and wordplay. After a mother enlists her child’s help in putting newly purchased vegetables and fruits away, the kid makes sure each fruit gets safely into the bowl. But why is Tomato trying to crash the party? more  Geraldine
Elizabeth Lilly. Roaring Brook/Porter, $17.99 (40p) ISBN 978-1-62672-359-7 In this funny, thoroughly accomplished debut, Geraldine is anxious to move from Giraffe City, where everyone is like her, to a new school, where everyone else is human. Suddenly, the former extrovert becomes “That Giraffe Girl,” and all she wants to do is hide, which is pretty much impossible. more  We Don't Eat Our
Classmates Ryan T. Higgins. Disney-Hyperion, $17.99 (48p) ISBN 978-1-368-00355-1 Children do get eaten in this new story by Higgins, but only temporarily. Consumed by a young, extremely cute T. rex named Penelope, they emerge unharmed (although goopy and justifiably annoyed) after Penelope’s teacher tells her to spit them out. Penelope has just started school, and eating is a preoccupation. more  Breakout
Kate Messner. Bloomsbury, $16.99 (420p) ISBN 978-1-68119-536-0 In her new novel, Messner shines a light on the ways that people are blind to their own privilege. After two inmates escape from the local maximum-security prison, where Elidee’s brother is an inmate, a new side of the friendly community is slowly revealed. Elidee’s experience of racism as one of the only black people in town makes friends Nora and Lizzie rethink just how welcoming Wolf Creek is. more  Wild Blues
Beth Kephart. Atheneum/Dlouhy, $17.99 (336p) ISBN 978-1-4814-9153-2 Readers will be entranced by this exceptional offering from National Book Award–finalist Kephart. Lizzie’s mom has been diagnosed with cancer and needs treatment, and she asks her 13-year-old daughter where she wants to spend the summer. Lizzie chooses to be with her uncle Davy at his renovated schoolhouse cabin in the Adirondacks. Despite her worry over her mother, she is excited to spend time with Uncle Davy, a television star who specializes in antiques, and her friend Matias. more  The Ruinous Sweep
Tim Wynne-Jones. Candlewick Press, $18.99 (400p) ISBN 978-0-7636-9745-7 In Wynne-Jones’s tense, eerie thriller that lightly draws from Dante’s Inferno, 17-year-old Donovan lies unconscious in a hospital after a hit-and-run left him gravely injured. His girlfriend, Beatrice, is at his side. While Donovan relives the events leading up to the accident in his mind (or, possibly, an otherworldly in-between place), Bee makes careful notes describing each sound that he utters, hoping to piece together what may have happened. more |
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People
Alex Garber has
joined Penguin Young Readers as director of digital marketing; he was
previously associate director of digital marketing and consumer engagement at
HarperCollins Children's Books.
At Random House Children's Books, Casey Moses has been
promoted to junior designer, from assistant designer.
Bestsellers
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PW Picks: Books of the Week, April
16, 2018 This week: the art of the wasted day, plus how to write an autobiographical novel. more
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A New Generation of
African-American-Owned Bookstores After a steep decline, the number and types of black-owned independent bookstores are growing. more
Cassandra Clare’s Latest Book
Temporarily De-Listed by Amazon 'Son of the Dawn' was taken down from the site for two days last week after Amazon became convinced the book's posting was fraudulent. more
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This Week's Bestsellers
Hardcover Nonfiction
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12 Rules for Life: An Antidote to Chaos
Jordan B Peterson, Author
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The Rational Bible: Exodus
Dennis Prager, Author
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Factfulness
Hans Rosling, Author, Anna Rosling Ronnlund, Author, Ola
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Dear Madam President
Jennifer Palmieri, Author
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Giada de Laurentiis, Author
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Mary Higgins Clark, Author
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Red Alert: An NYPD Red Mystery
James Patterson, Author, Marshall Karp, Author
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Accidental Heroes
Danielle Steel, Author
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 Fast-Growing Independent Publishers, 2018 To be successful, presses forge a unique path. more »  BookExpo to Host Editors’ Hours for Booksellers BookExpo 2018 will feature a new in-booth program offering booksellers a chance to speak directly to editors about new releases. more »  Publishing for All Readers: The Kweli Conference The Kweli Color of Literature Conference offered a day of discussion and community building, on April 4 in Manhattan, with panel covering issues relating to writing, publishing, and promoting stories with appeal for readers of all backgrounds. more »  His Latest Thriller Is so Good, It Could Kill For thriller writer Ian Ludlow, his imaginary plot just became his living nightmare. 'True Fiction' launches 'New York Times' bestselling author Lee Goldberg’s new action-packed series that strikes the perfect balance between action and humor. Ian certainly doesn’t look like the most dangerous man in the world, but his imagination makes up for it. (Sponsored) Learn More » 
Jessica Tribble has been
promoted to senior editor at Thomas & Mercer.
Emma Dubin has left Sky Pony Press and
can be contacted at emmadubin@gmail.com.
Kat Enright has left Sky Pony Press and
can be contacted at katenrightedits@gmail.com.
Rachel Stark has left Sky Pony Press and
can be contacted at rachel.lynn.stark@gmail.com.
Steven Tran has been promoted to sales
associate, from sales assistant, at Soho Press.
 Obituary: Jean Marzollo Prolific author, illustrator, and educator Jean Marzollo, widely known for the bestselling I Spy series, died on April 10 at the age of 75. more » »  Tune In to PW Radio Author Erin Wathen discusses her new book, 'Resist and Persist: Faith and the Fight for Equality.' PW editorial director Jim Milliot introduces some fast-growing independent publishers. more » »
Man Booker International 2018 Shortlist Announced The Man Booker International Prize revealed the shortlist of six books up for the 2018 award, valued at £50,000. more » »
Colby Award Goes to Norwich Professor
The 2018 William E. Colby Award goes to Steven E. Sodergren for 'The Army of the Potomac in the Overland & Petersburg Campaigns.' more » »
Amazon Plans
New Berkeley Bookstore: The retail giant is ramping up its Bay
Area presence with a third brick-and-mortar bookstore, according to a new
report.
British
Publishers Fear U.S. Amid Brexit: Britain's imminent departure
from the E.U. has U.K. publishers concerned about U.S. publishers moving into
the European market.
Springer Nature
Announces IPO: The academic book publisher plans to raise $1.5
billion through new shares in an initial public offering.
Go Behind the
Big Business of Comics: Ahead of the New York Comic Con, the
show’s founder explains how the comic books industry "outperforms the
stock market."
Books to Read
For Inspiration at Work: Check out eight books including Amy
Poehler’s ‘Yes Please’ that can help generate ideas, improve brain function,
and more.
 Top 10 Overall Bestseller List 'True Roots' by Kristin Cavallari is #1 on our overall list this week. See the full list » »
 'Dictionary Stories' by
Jez Burrows "Uproarious and ingenious, Burrows’s debut is more than 150 shorts composed entirely from example sentences taken from 12 different dictionaries." more » »
Bookmarks, Bookmarks Everywhere! Meghan Dietsche Goel
An appreciation of the literary art submitted to BookPeople’s
annual bookmark contest.
 One Book, One Denver Picks Its BookDenver Arts and Venues chose Dusti Bowling's 'Insignificant Events in the Life of a Cactus' (Sterling Children's) as the 2018 Youth One Book, One Denver selection last week. Pictured here is Bowling (l.) with Denver Mayor Michael Hancock as they reveal the pick to a Denver school classroom filled with young readers. Courtesy Sterling |
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 Libby McGuire Named Head of Atria McGuire has been named senior v-p and publisher of the Simon & Schuster division, filling a void that has been open since Judith Curr left in late January. more »  Andrew Sean Greer, Jack Davis, Frank Bidart Win Pulitzers in Fiction,
History, Poetry The 2018 Pulitzer Prizes for Letters were awarded in the categories of fiction, history, biography poetry, and general nonfiction. more »  KiCam Projects Opens Bookstore KiCam Projects, an independent publisher based in Georgetown, Ohio, has opened a bookstore in nearby Mount Orab to serve suburban and rural readers on the outskirts of the Cincinnati area. more »  New from the Bestselling Author of 'Uprooted!' Naomi Novik’s 'Spinning Silver' is a fresh and imaginative fairytale retelling that deftly interweaves six distinct narrative voices into a rich, multilayered fantasy. For your consideration as an IndieNext pick. Request a galley today! (Sponsored) Learn More » 
Megan Fishmann has been promoted to
associate publisher and senior director of publicity for Catapult,
Counterpoint, and Soft Skull Press.
Kavita Jaswal has joined Sourcebooks as
digital marketing manager.
Stephanie Graham has been
promoted to marketing specialist at Sourcebooks.
Alison Dasho has been promoted to senior
editor at Montlake Romance.
Candace Finn has been promoted to
associate director for subsidiary rights at Houghton Mifflin Harcourt.
 Chronicle Partners with Wildlife Conservation Society for Wenzel’s
Latest Book In celebration of Caldecott Honor–recipient Brendan Wenzel’s new picture book, 'Hello Hello,' Chronicle Books is teaming up with the WCS to increase awareness of endangered animals in young readers. more » »  Obituary: Sam Hamill, Co-Founder of Copper Canyon Press Poet Sam Hamill, the founding editor of poetry publisher Copper Canyon Press, died on April 14 at his home in Anacortes, Wash., after a series of health complications. He was 74. more » »
Jay Amond Named President and CEO of Nebraska Book Company The CFO at NBC and member of the Nebraska Book Company's board of directors has been appointed to succeed Rick Bunka at the distributor. more » »
Michigan
Store's Typewriter Inspires: Customers have embraced the
invitation to type their thoughts on a public typewriter in Ann Arbor's
Literati Bookstore.
Amazon's
Berkeley Opening Causes Concern: Booksellers surrounding the
University of California in Berkeley are worried about losing business to
Amazon.
Beloved
Michigan Bookseller Dies: The Chicago Tribune eulogizes the
passing of Rick Tuttle, who ran the Acorn Theater, a bookstore in Three Oaks,
Mich.
D.C. Bookstore
to Open Outpost in Denver: A new branch of Washington D.C.
bookstore and restaurant chain Busboys and Poets will open in Denver.
Bestselling
Books? It's All About Trump: Since January, each book at the
top of 'The New York Times' best-seller list has had one thing in common:
President Trump.
Kanye West's
Philosophic Tome: The rapper says he's writing a philosophy
book called 'Break the Simulation.'
Courtroom
Drama Over 'Mockingbird': The producer of the disputed stage
adaptation of 'To Kill a Mockinbird' has offered to stage a performance
inside a federal courthouse.
L.A. Is a
Publishing Town Now: How small, scrappy local book presses
have turned the City of Angels into a bastion of publishing.
On East Asian
Narratives: How storytelling from East Asia often involves
plots without using conflict, and how that differs from storytelling in the
West.
 Hardcover Nonfiction Bestseller List '12 Rules for Life: An Antidote to Chaos' by Jordan Peterson is the #1 title on PW's adult hardcover nonfiction bestseller list. See the full list » »
 'How to Write an
Autobiographical Novel: Essays' by Alexander Chee "In the 16 essays assembled, short story writer and novelist Chee reflects on a breadth of experiences that, collectively viewed, offer a portrait of the developing writer." more » »
The *Other* Books Coming Out Today Elizabeth Bluemle
The nation’s eyes may be on James Comey’s book, but there are
many April 17 releases worthy of note.
 Comey Hits the ShelvesKramerbooks general manager Lynn Schwartz (l.) and booksellers (from l. to r.) M.J. Levy, Christina Richardson, Colby Wagenbach, Caryn Mayo, and Eliza Oldach form a lineup for the Washington D.C. bookstore's midnight release of James Comey's new memoir 'A Higher Loyalty' (Flatiron). Photo: Alex Green |
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Filling underserved niches and meeting the needs of consumers
looking to understand changes in the country’s political and cultural
environments helped several independent publishers make this year’s
fast-growing indie publishers list. more
After a steep decline, the number and types of black-owned
independent bookstores are growing. more
The ALA's annual State of America's Libraries report, released on
Monday, saw books by Jay Asher and Sherman Alexie land at the top of the Most
Challenged Books of 2017 list. Both men have been charged with sexual
harassment, which they have denied to various degrees. more
As part of the restructuring that Skyhorse Publishing announced on
Tuesday, it is reducing its workforce by approximately 20%, and has laid off
all four full-time editors who worked exclusively at its children’s imprint,
Sky Pony Press. more
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Brand Marketing - VIZ Media - San Francisco PEN Festival Guest Turned Away by U.S. Immigration Yassmin Abdel-Magied, an Australian author and Muslim activist who was slated to speak at the PEN World Voices festival in New York this month, has been deported from the U.S. after Customs and Border Patrol officials claimed that she did not have the correct visa. more »  Disney to Publish 'Artemis Fowl' Spin-Off Series Disney-Hyperion has acquired two new books by Irish children’s author Eoin Colfer, both taking place in the world of his bestselling Artemis Fowl series. more »  Publishers Win $34 Million in Counterfeit Textbook Suit A jury found a number of companies owned by Philip Smyres guilty of copyright and trademark infringement for selling counterfeit textbooks. The textbook publishers that filed the suit were awarded $34 million in damages. more »  Win a Copy of 'BirdNote'! Enter for your chance to win one of 15 copies of 'BirdNote'! The book features stories of 100 birds from the popular public radio program 'BirdNote.' Each brief essay illuminates the life, habits, or songs of a particular bird and is accompanied by a full-color original illustration. (Sponsored) Enter Here » 
Liz Anderson has been promoted to senior
marketing manager at Houghton Mifflin Harcourt.
Alia Almeida has been promoted to
marketing manager at HMH Books for Young Readers.
Lisa McAuliffe has been promoted to marketing
associate at Houghton Mifflin Harcourt.
M.J. Johnston has been promoted to
assistant editor at Sourcebooks.
Lori Burke, formerly executive director
for license acquisitions and media at Penguin Young Readers, is joining
Clarkson Potter as executive director of licensing and strategic publishing
partnerships.
Michelle Howry, formerly
executive editor at Hachette Books, has joined Putnam as executive editor.
Doug Wallace has been promoted to head of
operations for Russia and Central and Eastern Europe at Andrew Nurnberg
Associates International, and can be contacted at dwallace@nurnberg.co.uk.
 Comics Retailers Optimistic Despite Market Challenges Despite a disappointing 2017, comics retailers attending the annual Diamond Retailers Summit in Chicago were optimistic about 2018, and expect new retail services and forthcoming titles to drive sales in the second half of the year. more » »  London Book Fair 2018: Four Questions for...the Executive Director of
the Authors Alliance PW caught up with the Authors Alliance’s Brianna Schofield ahead of the organization’s fourth anniversary. more » »  iBooks Bestsellers: 'Disappeared' Remains at #1 C.J. Box kept the top slot on Apple's iBooks list last week with 'The Disappeared,' while Ernest Cline got a Spielberg bump courtesy of the 'Ready Player One' adaptation hitting screens. more » »  London Book Fair Show Daily: April 12, 2018 U.K. publishers are pleased with this year's submissions, the New York Rights Fair has been tapped as BookExpo's official rights fair, and more in today's London Show Daily. more » »  Call for Information: Romance Novels This feature will look at the state of romance publishing for writers of color. We’d like to hear from authors, publishers, and cover designers about marketing and cover design for books by and about people of color, and how romance authors of color foster community within and outside of mainstream publishing. Pub. dates: June–November. Email pitches and comments on background to features@publishersweeklky.com and put “Call for info: Romance” in the subject line. more » »
Wanda Brown Elected Next President of ALA The director of library services at the C.G. O’Kelly Library at North Carolina's Winston-Salem State University will serve as president-elect for one year before taking the presidency at the 2019 ALA Annual Conference in Washington. more » »
Wyndham Robertson Endowment Established at UNC Press
The $3 million fund is dedicated to directly supporting the editorial program of the university press. more » »
B&N Goes
Back to Court: A federal appeals court revived a lawsuit
seeking to hold Barnes & Noble responsible for customer losses from a
2012 data breach.
Samuel Taylor
Coleridge, Exhumed: The poet's remains were rediscovered in a
wine cellar recently, long after the exact location of his coffin had been
forgotten.
Kansas
Bookstore Gets a Book Machine: Ellen Plumb's City Bookstore in
Emporia will soon be the home to one of less than 100 Espresso Book Machines
in the world.
A Round Table
On Identity in Publishing: Five women in publishing talk about
why books about race and gender are so popular now.
How to Get
Your Books Back: What are the rules for lending your books to
friends? Librarians weigh in, since they're the experts.
 Trade Paperback Bestseller List 'The Lying Game' by Ruth Ware is the #1 title on PW's trade paperback bestseller list. See the full list » »
 'Wallpaper' by Thao Lam
"Lam’s rich visual storytelling illuminates the way that children’s internal lives help them move through loss and anxiety." Read more » »
The Murdstone Challenge Kenny Brechner
Can we save a great book from unwarranted oblivion?
 Best British Book Buds Fight HateOn Sunday, Sir Patrick Stewart tweeted this photo of himself, alongside Sir Ian McKellen, reading 'The Opposite of Hate: A Field Guide to Repairing Our Humanity' by Sally Kohn (Algonquin Books). The tweet read: “An important book for the times, from dear friend @sallykohn #TheOppositeofHate.” Courtesy Algonquin |
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 New York Rights Fair Teams with BookExpo At a press conference at the London Book Fair today it was announced that the New York Rights Fair (NYRF) will become the official rights fair of BookExpo, starting this year. BookExpo’s rights center will move to NYRF and BookExpo's rights oriented exhibitors will have the option to move to premium space at the NYRF. Both events are set for New York, May 30-June 1. more »  London Book Fair 2018: Meet the World’s First #1 Bestselling
‘Blockchain’ Author Does the burgeoning technology—best known in the finance industry for powering cryptocurrencies like Bitcoin—hold promise for publishing? more »  HMH To Release New Tolkien In August, Houghton Mifflin Harcourt will publish 'The Fall of Gondolin' by J.R.R. Tolkien, the latest eponymous work by the legendary fantasy author. more »  'Picture Us In The Light' Receives 5 Starred Reviews! From Kelly Loy Gilbert, author of the 2015 Indies Introduce and Indie Next Pick 'Conviction,' comes a profound love story with epic scope that Becky Albertalli calls, “moving, tender, unapologetically honest.” (Sponsored) Learn More » 
Lori Glazer has been promoted to senior
v-p and executive director of publicity at Houghton Mifflin Harcourt.
Nicole Angeloro, editor at
Houghton Mifflin Harcourt, will take on the additional role of editorial
manager of Mariner Books. She will continue to oversee the Best American
publishing program.
Juliana Horbachevsky, formerly
at Crown Publishing Group, has joined Little, Brown as publicity manager.
Allison Sundstrom has been
promoted to senior designer at Sourcebooks.
Carol Chu is joining Beacon Press as creative
director.
Steven Chase has been named sales manager
for Midwest Library Service.
 Exhibitors, Fans Keep Growing at MoCCA Arts Fest 2018 This year’s MoCCA Arts Festival, an annual gathering focused on graphic novel publishing held April 7-8 in New York City, registered a sharp increase in attendance and continues to push the limits of space at its venue. more » »
A Publisher of the Fans, By the Fans, for the Fans
L.A.-based Fanbase Press is focusing on building a pop culture business steeped in the fan community. 'Quince,' a graphic novel about a Latina teen who gets superpowers on her 15th birthday, was a finalist for the McDuffie Comics Diversity Award more » »
More To Come Podcast 309: DC, Frank Miller and the Book Trade
This week Calvin and Kate discuss DC's new deal with Frank Miller and its focus on the book trade, and the 'New York Times' addition of Hillary Chute and Ed Park as graphic novel columnists; while Heidi reports on the Diamond Retailer Summit. »  HC Signs Silva to Global Deal, Inks Jonasson Sequel HarperCollins acquired world rights to six novels by Daniel Silva, furthering his association with the publisher's Global Publishing Program. In a separate deal, the publisher bought world English rights to the sequel to Jonas Jonasson's bestseller, 'The 100-Year-Old Man Who Climbed Out of the Window and Disappeared.' more » »  Jennifer Baumgardner Launches Feminist Indie Press The former director of the Feminist Press is launching Dottir Press, an independent publishing house that will specialize in books on women's issues. more » »  BuzzPop Goes Bilingual with Disney Disney Publishing Worldwide has granted a three-year license to Bonnier Publishing USA’s BuzzPop imprint for original bilingual books featuring characters from Disney animated feature films and TV series. more » »  London Book Fair Show Daily: April 11, 2018 The IPA puts censorship in the spotlight, Kassandra Montag's 'After the Flood' goes to HarperCollins, and more in today's London Show Daily. more » » Last Call: Fall 2018 Adult Announcements Publishers: if you haven’t yet submitted your fall 2018 titles for consideration for the fall 2018 adult announcements issue, now is the time to do so. The submission window closes on Friday, Apr. 13. We are looking for new titles publishing between Aug. 1, 2018, and Jan. 31, 2019 Click through for full details and instructions. more » »
Merck Manual Returns to Print The pharmaceutical company Merck is making its medical information available in print in a 20th edition, on sale April 11. more » »
AAAL Condemns
Harassment: The American Academy of Arts and Letters slammed
conduct of members facing harassment allegations, but declined to take
further action.
A Library
Stays in Texas: After a public outcry, the University of Texas
has decided not to relocate its fine arts library.
How to Prune
Your Book Collection: Advice from authors, publishers, and
booksellers (all notorious book hoarders) on how they keep control of their
home libraries.
#MisandryInPublishing
Isn't a Thing: There's no female conspiracy in publishing,
Lauren Spieller writes—your book might just not be good.
Why Do Fantasy
Novels Have So Much Food?: Writers since Tolkien have conjured
magical feasts for readers, from Elvish Lembas Bread to Sansa Stark's beloved
lemon cakes.
Children's Fiction Bestseller List 'Dog Man and Cat Kid' by Dav Pilkey is the #1 title on PW's children's frontlist fiction bestseller list. See the full list » »
 'Demi-gods' by Eliza
Robertson "Set in both British Columbia and Southern California, Robertson’s searing debut novel is a richly layered coming-of-age story exploring the thrills and dangers of a young girl named Willa and her adolescent sexual awakening." more » »
A Tribute to Genius Girls Cynthia Compton
Some of this bookseller’s favorite gifted girls in middle grade
fiction.
 How to Love Poetry at the StrandLast week at the Strand Book Store in New York, poets Cristin O’Keefe Aptowicz and Sarah Kay celebrated the release of Aptowicz's 'How to Love the Empty Air' (Write Bloody Publishing) and Kay's 'All Our Wild Wonder' (Hachette). Pictured here (from l. to r.): Carina Genova from Wunderkind PR, Jennifer Medina from Wunderkind PR, Brianna Robinson from Wunderkind PR, Taylan Salvati from Wunderkind PR, Nicholas from the Strand flanking Cristin O’Keefe Aptowicz and Sarah Kay, Eirini from the Strand, Tanya Farrell from Wunderkind PR, Elena Stokes from Wunderkind PR and Yfat Reiss Gendell from Foundry Literary + Media agency, Thomas Stella from Wunderkind PR. Courtesy Wunderkind |
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International Hot Book Properties
Among the books generating buzz at this week's London Book Fair are a nonfiction title about the modern-day investigation into who betrayed Anne Frank and her family. more »
Among the books generating buzz at this week's London Book Fair are a nonfiction title about the modern-day investigation into who betrayed Anne Frank and her family. more »
Book to Film Deals
A forthcoming biography of Tiger Woods is nabbed for a docu-series, while HBO zeroes in on another Tom Perrotta property. more »
A forthcoming biography of Tiger Woods is nabbed for a docu-series, while HBO zeroes in on another Tom Perrotta property. more »
U.S. Adult Deals Roundup
S&S preempts a nonfiction book by a lauded reporter, Chronicle re-ups a Marlon Bundo co-creator, Thomas & Mercer lays down six figures for an indie bestseller, and more in this week's notable book deals. more »
S&S preempts a nonfiction book by a lauded reporter, Chronicle re-ups a Marlon Bundo co-creator, Thomas & Mercer lays down six figures for an indie bestseller, and more in this week's notable book deals. more »
U.S. Children's Book Deals Roundup
New deals for Carl Hiaasen, Kelly deVos, Jessica Pennington, and more. more »
New deals for Carl Hiaasen, Kelly deVos, Jessica Pennington, and more. more »
London Book Fair 2018: IPA Puts Censorship in the
Spotlight
Censorship remains a problem in countries like Turkey and Iran, where it can have dire consequences, said panelists during a talk at the London Book Fair. more »
Censorship remains a problem in countries like Turkey and Iran, where it can have dire consequences, said panelists during a talk at the London Book Fair. more »
London Book Fair 2018: Publishing in the
'Mid-Digital' Age
“We live in this amazing age where incredible things are possible, but people are routinely quite disappointed,” said Zenith Media's Tom Goodwin in his keynote at LBF's Quantum pre-conference. more »
“We live in this amazing age where incredible things are possible, but people are routinely quite disappointed,” said Zenith Media's Tom Goodwin in his keynote at LBF's Quantum pre-conference. more »
London Book Fair 2018: Why the Problem with Facebook,
Is Facebook
In the the wake of the Cambridge Analytica scandal, PW talks to University of Virginia Media Studies professor Siva Vaidhyanathan, author of the forthcoming 'Antisocial Media: How Facebook Disconnects Us and Undermines Democracy' (Oxford University Press) about Facebook’s sprawling influence in our lives, and what happens next. more »
In the the wake of the Cambridge Analytica scandal, PW talks to University of Virginia Media Studies professor Siva Vaidhyanathan, author of the forthcoming 'Antisocial Media: How Facebook Disconnects Us and Undermines Democracy' (Oxford University Press) about Facebook’s sprawling influence in our lives, and what happens next. more »
Global Publishing Leaders: Shueisha Publishing Co.,
Ltd.
Shueisha is a major publisher in Japan and the largest manga publisher in the world with a market share in Japan of 30%. more »
Shueisha is a major publisher in Japan and the largest manga publisher in the world with a market share in Japan of 30%. more »
 McIntosh Named CEO at Penguin Random House Penguin Random House has named Madeline McIntosh to the newly created position of CEO of Penguin Random House US, and promoted Allison Dobson to president of Penguin Publishing Group. more »  Cottage Door Press to Acquire Parragon Assets Cottage Door Press, an independent publisher founded in 2014 by former Publications International president Richard Maddrell, has agreed to acquire what it termed “a substantial portion of [the] worldwide intellectual property rights” of Parragon. more »  Trade Sales Fell in November Sales in the adult trade segment fell 2.2% in November 2017 compared to a year ago, but were still up 2.9% in the first 11 months of the year. In the children’s/young adult category, November sales were down 8.2% and sales in the first 11 months of the year fell 3.0%. more »  He Can Write Thrillers. Can He Survive One? He doesn’t look like the most dangerous man in the world. But his imagination makes up for it. 'New York Times' bestselling author Lee Goldberg's 'True Fiction' introduces readers to thriller writer-turned-action hero Ian Ludlow and sets the stage for an electrifying series where real life is stranger—and deadlier—than fiction. (Sponsored) Learn More » 
Jared Fliesler has joined Scribd as COO.
Paul Muckley has joined Barbour
Publishing as senior acquisitions editor for Bibles and reference.
Jillian Rahn has been promoted to
associate art director at Sourcebooks.
Sam Schutz, formerly associate
publisher for licensing at Scholastic, has joined LBYR as publishing director
for brand, licensed, and tie-in publishing.
 IPG Acquires ISBS Independent Publishers Group (IPG) has acquired the academic book distributor International Specialized Book Services (ISBS). The purchase adds more than 60 new clients to IPG. more » »
Wiley, Lumina Datamatics Partner on Rights Service John Wiley and Sons Inc. and Lumina Datamatics have teamed up on a project that will enable the discovery and legal use of Wiley images and figures on Lumina’s rights platform. more » »
An Artist's
Quirky Bookshop in Queens: Kosti’s Last Sunday Bookstore in
Queens, N.Y., is open once a month and sells books and other works by artist
Richard Kostelanetz.
San Francisco
Bookseller to Revive Bar: Christin Evans, co-owner of The
Booksmith, and a partner have bought and will reopen the Alembic, a once
popular bar.
Indies Shrug
Off Amazon Store Openings: Bookselling This Week reports
independents near recently opened Amazon stores have seen few lost sales.
South African
Chain's CEO Exits: Exclusive Books CEO Benjamin Trisk,
credited with saving South Africa's largest bookstore chain, is leaving.
Amazon Is
Killing Jobs: A new report from the ABA and Civic Economics
reveals a continuing and increasing loss of jobs and revenue thanks to the
e-tailer's growth.
U.K. Book
Reviewers: Let's Go Green: A group of U.K. books journalists
have written an open letter urging publishers to use recyclable packaging to
send out books.
Gaiman Takes
Gormenghast to TV: Neil Gaiman is set to adapt Mervyn Peake’s
gothic fantasy series for the small screen following years of talks.
'Mrs.
Fletcher' Comes to HBO: Kathryn Hahn will star in, and Nicole
Holofcener will direct, an HBO comedy pilot based on Tom Perrotta's book.
The Natural
Enemy of the Librarian: Uplifting monument or waste of space?
On Philip Johnson’s Bobst Library and a conflict between librarians and
architects.
Trade Paperback Bestseller List 'The Lying Game' by Ruth Ware is the #1 title on PW's trade paperback bestseller list. See the full list » »
 'X-Men: Grand Design'
by Ed Piskor "This labor of love is a cohesive chronicle of the X-Men universe from genesis forward." Read more » »
Gertie’s Leap to Sameness Kenny Brechner
Should a book cover convey the essence of the story it
represents? Your opinion is requested.
 Russia Comes to ColumbiaLast month at Columbia, author Masha Gessen (c.), photographer Misha Friedman (r.), and Nicholas Lemann, director of Columbia Global Reports, discussed Gessen and Friedman’s new book, 'Never Remember: Searching for Stalin's Gulags in Putin's Russia' (Columbia Global Reports), in front of a packed house. Courtesy Columbia |
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Bologna Report
 Bologna 2018: Middle Grade, Inspiring Women, and Unicorns Unlike the years where YA dystopian trilogies were the talk of the fair, the nature of the conversation has shifted, according to those who attended this year’s Bologna fair. Trends included books for middle graders, nonfiction, stories about strong and inspiring women, and in some cases, titles featuring all of the above. We asked a number of U.S. publishers for their Bologna reflections. more  Figures and Forecasts on China's Children's Book Market Analysis of China's booming children's book landscape took center stage during a forum at Bologna, with plenty of numbers offered as evidence. Since 2002, Chinese children’s publishing has maintained an annual growth rate of more than 10%. more  Bologna 2018: A Talk with Cao Wenxuan As the first Chinese author to receive the prestigious Hans Christian Andersen Award (in 2016), Cao Wenxuan is now considered the standard-bearer for Chinese children’s literature, both in his native China and abroad. We spoke with Cao in Bologna, where China was the guest of honor. more  Bologna 2018: AR and Apps Augment As much action took place behind closed doors as it did on the public stage in the Digital Café at this year’s Bologna Book Fair, with several companies, including Netflix and Google, said to be quietly negotiating content and licensing deals for children’s intellectual property. more  Bologna 2018: Licensing Highlights Licensed books and intellectual property always have a strong presence at Bologna, and 2018 was no exception. Not only did the Bologna Licensing Trade Fair, which runs alongside the book fair, highlight more than 600 properties from 60 exhibitors, but the book fair itself spotlighted licensed titles from a variety of publishers from around the world. more 
In
the News
 Cottage Door Press To Acquire Parragon Assets The independent publisher, founded in 2014, has agreed to acquire “a substantial portion of [the] worldwide intellectual property rights” of Parragon. Currently based in Barrington, Ill., Cottage Door specializes in publishing children’s books for the infant to preschool market, and has continually expanded its offerings since its launch. more  PRH and Kiwanis International Partner for Literacy and Service Program
Penguin Random House has launched Read and Lead, a new partnership with Kiwanis International's K-Kids clubs, peer-run service groups for kids ages 9–12 in the U.S. The program will feature literacy kits and reading lists designed to motivate young readers to kick off their own community service projects. more
On the Scene
 2018 TeenBookCon In Photos The ninth annual TeenBookCon took place on March 24 outside of Houston. The event drew 1,400 attendees, who had the opportunity to connect with a variety of YA authors, including Tomi Adeyemi and Brendan Reichs. Click through for a selection of highlights from the festivities. more
Q & A
 Jon Burgerman A compulsive doodler, Jon Burgerman has displayed his artwork on social media, posters, apparel, and—with last year's publication of Splat!—in the pages of a children’s book. This week, the publisher is releasing Burgerman’s second picture book, Rhyme Crime, in which a burglar with a knack for rhyming is on the loose. British-born Burgerman, who now lives in Brooklyn, spoke with us about how his love of doodling helped launch a picture book career. Q: Did your penchant for doodling and scribbling serve you well when you began creating picture books? A: I’ve done lots of improvised drawing performances over the years, which I think is pretty similar conceptually to writing. I’m not entirely sure where it’s going to go, and I’m excited to see exactly what will happen. For me, writing is a mix of trying hard and not trying, and letting things float to the surface and magically appear. more 
Out
Next Week
 Hot Off the Presses: Week of April 9, 2018 Among the books hitting shelves next week are a picture book about a lighthouse keeper, a middle grade novel about an indomitable girl during wartime, and a YA novel about a teen who hopes art school will offer a lifeline out of his struggles. more
In Brief
 In Brief: April 5, 2018 This week, Dhonielle Clayton and Tomi Adeyemi talk shop at a teen book festival; journalists Katty Kay and Claire Shipman help girls find their confidence; co-authors Jessica Kensky and Patrick Downes tour with a four-legged companion; a YA-focused talk show records a new episode; and author and illustrator team Connie Schofield-Morrison and Frank Morrison promote a literacy program. more
Rights Report
 Ali Fisher at Tor Books has acquired, at
auction, TJ Klune's LGBT #ownvoices teen trilogy, The Extraordinaries,
about teen superheroes and the everyday geek boy who follows them. The first
title is set for a winter 2020 release; Deidre Knight at the Knight Agency
represented Klune in the three-book deal for North American rights; Sam
Bradbury at Hodder & Stoughton bought the rights for simultaneous
hardcover U.K. publication.  Sara Sargent at HarperCollins has bought Sex
Plus: Learning, Loving, and Enjoying Your Body by Laci Green, the
YouTube megastar and sex educator hailed by Time as the
"millennial Dr. Ruth." The book offers a guide to all the things
that go along with sexuality, including pleasure, anatomy, consent, LGBTQ
issues, STI and pregnancy prevention, sexual empowerment, and healthy
relationships. Publication is set for September 2018; Erin Malone and Eve
Attermann at WME handled the deal for North American rights.  Kat Brzozowski at Swoon Reads has acquired Katy
Upperman's new YA novel, How the Light Gets, about a grieving teen
whose move into her aunt's B&B prompts her to explore the house's strange
ties to a grizzly death that occurred years ago, and the two boys still
connected to the tragedy. Publication is scheduled for spring/summer 2019;
Victoria Marini brokered the deal for world English rights.  Susan Rich at Little, Brown has bought Winnie's
Great War by Lindsay Mattick (l.) and Josh Greenhut,
illustrated by Sophie Blackall, the team behind the Caldecott
Medal-winning Finding Winnie. The middle grade novel is based on the
true wartime adventures undertaken by the extraordinary bear who inspired
Winnie-the-Pooh. Publication is planned for fall 2018; Jackie Kaiser at
Westwood Creative Artists and Kim Witherspoon at InkWell Management represented
the authors in the deal for world rights, excluding Canada, and Nancy Gallt
at Gallt and Zacker Literary Agency represented the illustrator.  Emilia Rhodes at HMH has preempted, in a
three-book deal, Maya and the Rising Dark by Rena Barron. After
her father goes missing, 12-year-old Maya uncovers that he is the keeper of
the gateway between our world and The Dark. To find her father, she'll need
to unlock her own powers and fight a horde of creatures set on starting a
war. Publication is slated for spring 2020; Suzie Townsend at New Leaf
Literary & Media negotiated the deal for world English rights.  Stacy Whitman at Tu Books has acquired Ahimsa
author Supriya Kelkar's The Sandalwood Pyre, about an
11-year-old child bride in 1857 India, who escapes the life she has no say
in, only to end up a servant to a British general in the East India Company.
When the Indian rebellion spreads, she must choose between following the
British and fighting against them. Publication is set for spring 2020;
Kathleen Rushall at Andrea Brown Literary Agency brokered the deal for world
rights.  Margaret Raymo at HMH has bought two-time
Edgar Award finalist Lamar Giles's debut middle grade fantasy, The
Last Last-Day-of-Summer, inspired partly by Norton Juster's The
Phantom Tollbooth, about two cousins in Virginia who accidentally freeze
time. Publication is scheduled for spring 2019 under Kwame Alexander's new
imprint, Versify; Jamie Weiss Chilton at Andrea Brown Literary Agency did the
deal for North American rights.  Liz Szabla and Jean Feiwel at Feiwel and
Friends have acquired two untitled picture books by 2018 Caldecott Medalist Matthew
Cordell (Wolf in the Snow). Publication is planned for fall 2020
and fall 2021; Rosemary Stimola at Stimola Literary Studio negotiated the
six-figure deal for North American rights.  Carol Hinz at Lerner/Carolrhoda has bought A
Map into the World by Kao Kalia Yang (l.), illustrated by Seo
Kim. The picture book tells the story of a Hmong-American girl who seeks
out beauty in many forms. Publication is slated for fall 2019; Bill Clegg at
the Clegg Agency represented the author, and Claudi Conti at Illozoo represented
the illustrator.  Sylvie Frank at S&S/Wiseman has acquired
world rights to We Love Fishing by Ariel Bernstein, illustrated
by Marc Rosenthal. The picture book stars Bear, Porcupine, and Otter,
who all love fishing, and Squirrel, who, well, doesn't. Publication is set
for fall 2020; Mary Cummings at Betsy Amster Literary Enterprises represented
the author, and Holly McGhee at Pippin Properties represented the
illustrator.  Caroline Abbey and Maria Modugno have bought Lasting
Love by Caroline Wright (l.), illustrated by Willow Heath,
for the Rodale list at Random House Books for Young Readers. The picture book
is about a parent's enduring love, written especially for children facing the
loss of a parent. Publication is scheduled for fall 2019; Katelyn Detweller
at Jill Grinberg Literary Agency brokered the deal for world English rights,
including audio rights.  Christy Cox at Little Bigfoot has acquired
world rights to The Spirit of Springer by Amanda Abler,
illustrated by Levi Hastings. The nonfiction picture book is about an
orphaned orca named Springer—who was found near starvation in the Puget
Sound—and her successful rescue and release, which led to her starting her
own family. Publication is slated for spring 2020; both Abler and Hastings
represented themselves in the deal.  Courtney Fahy and Charlie Ilgunas at Little
Bee have bought world rights to Allison Crotzer Kimmel's (l.) The
Eternal Soldier: How a Dog Became a Civil War Hero, illustrated by Rotem
Teplow, a nonfiction picture book about a dog that became the mascot of a
Union battalion in the Civil War and comforted the troops during the Battle
of Gettysburg. Publication is planned for summer 2019; Jenna Pocius at Red
Fox Literary represented the author, and Amanda Hendon at Advocate Art
represented the illustrator.  Marilyn Brigham at Amazon/Two Lions has
acquired world rights to The Monster Next Door by Sue Ganz Schmitt,
illustrated by Luke Flowers, a picture book comedy about accepting
differences. Publication is scheduled for fall 2020; Jennifer Unter at the
Unter Agency represented the author, and the artist represented himself.
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IN THE MEDIA
SHELFTALKER
Kenny Brechner Gertie’s Leap to Sameness
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Elizabeth Bluemle Greetings, Literally
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The U.K.'s
Foyles Sees Sales Hike: Foyles Bookshops saw a rise in overall
turnover of 6.4% to £26.6 million ($37.3 million), despite flooding and a tax
hike.
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students to pay the state sales tax, on anything they buy at university
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