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Phyllis Grann To Retire from Doubleday - Posted May 23, 2011
Editor Phyllis Grann will retire from her position at Doubleday. In a letter written by editor-in-chief Sonny Mehta, he praised Grann "as a brilliant editor and savvy businesswoman."
Grann has worked in publishing for four decades. Prior to Doubleday, she held editorial positions at Willia... [GalleyCat]
Algonquin Books Launches Book Club - Posted March 9, 2011
Algonquin Books has launched the Algonquin Books Club. The publisher has chosen twenty-five pape... [GalleyCat]
ScrollMotion Publishes Digital Stephenie Meyer Titles in U.K. - Posted June 30, 2009
Yesterday Scrollmotion and Little, Brown Book Group launched digital U.K. editions of Stephenie Meyer's bestselling Twilight series, a breakthrough for international distribution of digital versions of Meyer's work.
According to the release, U.K. readers can now... [GalleyCat]
Angelina Jolie to Star in Patricia Cornwell Franchise - Posted April 22, 2009
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Cornwell Sues For Libel - Posted May 15, 2007
The Associated Press reports that bestselling crime writer Patricia Cornwell has filed a libel lawsuit against another author and is asking a federal judge to bar him from posting defamatory messages about her on the Internet. Cornwell wants the court to enforce an injunction issued in 2000 against Leslie R. Sachs... [GalleyCat]
New York Times nabs Rankin For "Funny Pages" - Posted February 5, 2007
Once Michael Chabon finishes up his adventure-themed novella for the New York Times Magazine, Ian Rankin will start his own multi-week serial for the paper, the Independent reports, thereby becoming the first non-American to have a specially commissioned work serialised by ... [GalleyCat]
Richard & Judy's Hitmaking Ability - Posted January 2, 2007
The Guardian's John Dugdale comments on one of the big publishing stories in the UK, one that promises to grow even more in 2007: the Richard & Judy effect. It's especially visible in the top 100 bestsellers of 2006: Kate Mosse at number one and Victoria Hislop at number two were... [GalleyCat]
