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Authors on the Air September 6, 2011: Alexandra Styron, Thomas L. Friedman
Alexandra Styron, daughter of William Styron and author of the memoir Reading My Father (Scribner, 978-1416591795), will be on The Leonard Lopate Show.
Thomas L. Friedman was on The Today Show for his book That Used to Be Us: How America Fell Behind in the World It Invented and How We Can Come Back (Farrar, Straus and Giroux, 978-0-374-28890-7).
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Job Moves: September 6, 2011
Caroline Brown has joined the Running Press publicity team as publicity manager. Brown comes to Philadelphia from Sterling Publishing where she was responsible for campaigns for The King’s Speech and I Can Make You Thin, as well as the Hearst Books publishing program, among others.
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Obituary: Robert Goben
Robert Goben, former owner of Miami-based wholesaler Southern Book Services, died after a long illness on Thursday September 1.
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Authors on the Air September 2, 2011: Earl Swift, John Banville
Earl Swift, author of The Big Roads: The Untold Story of the Engineers, Visionaries, and Trailblazers Who Created the American Superhighways (Houghton Mifflin Harcourt, 978-0-618-81241-7), will be interviewed on NPR’s Science Friday.
John Banville (pen name Benjamin Black) was on NPR's Morning Edition to talk about Dublin crime fiction. His latest book is Christine Falls (Picador, B004KAB4K6).
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Authors on the Air September 1, 2011: Jack Kornfield, Petros Markaris
Jack Kornfield, author of A Lamp in the Darkness: Illuminating the Path through Difficult Times (Sounds True, 978-1604074482) will be a guest on "Forum" with Michael Krasny KQED/NPR/Northern Calif., at 10:00am PST.
Crime writer Petros Markaris was on NPR's Morning Edition. His best known book is Deadline in Athens: An Inspector Costas Haritos Mystery (Grove Press, 978-0802142078).
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Jensen to Receive Award at PubWest Conference
PubWest has awarded its 2011 Jack D. Rittenhouse Award to Jack Jensen, president of Chronicle Books.
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Authors on the Air August 31, 2011: Farah Griffin, Jonathan Safran Foer
Farah Griffin will talk about Ann Petry's 1946 novel The Street (Mariner Books, 978-0395901496) on The Leonard Lopate Show's "Underappreciated" segment.
Jonathan Safran Foer and his brother Franklin Foer, editor-at-large for The New Republic, will be on The Brian Lehrer Show in conversation about the decade after the September 11th attacks.
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Job Moves: August 31, 2011
Ava Kavyani has been promoted to senior publicist at Dutton. Kavyani has been at the company for two years.
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Comings and Goings: August 31, 2011
Lottchen Shivers, executive director of marketing and publicity at Abrams, has left the company. She can now be reached at lottchen.shivers@gmail.com.
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Poisoned Pen Press Names Tribble Publisher
Jessica Tribble has been promoted to publisher at Poisoned Pen Press, an independent publisher specializing in mystery books. Tribble joined the publisher after an internship in 2004 and previously served as associate publisher.
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Authors on the Air August 30, 2011: Tom Rob Smith
Tom Rob Smith, author of the thriller Child 44 (Grand Central Publishing, B0029LHX1W ), was on NPR's Morning Report.
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Job Moves: August 30, 2011
Leslie Brandon will join Henry Holt and Company as publicist on September 20. She was previously at The Overlook Press.
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Hottensen Leaving Weinstein to Return to Grove; Price Steps Down
Judy Hottensen is resigning as publisher of Weinstein Books to return to Grove/Atlantic September 6 as associate publisher where she will take over some of the duties of Eric Price, who is retiring from a fulltime role at Grove. Weinstein Books said it is close to finding a successor for Hottensen.
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Authors on the Air August 29, 2011: Anthony Bourdain, J.H. Lee
Anthony Bourdain will be on the Leonard Lopate Show for Medium Raw: A Bloody Valentine to the World of Food and the People Who Cook (Ecco, 978-0061718953).
Boo and his owner J.H. Lee appeared on Good Morning America for Boo: The Life of the World's Cutest Dog (Chronicle Books, 978-1452103068).
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Authors on the Air August 29, 2011: Anthony Bourdain, J.H. Lee
Anthony Bourdain will be on the Leonard Lopate Show for his book Medium Raw: A Bloody Valentine to the World of Food and the People Who Cook (Ecco, 978-0061718953).
Boo and his owner J.H. Lee will be on Good Morning America for the book Boo: The Life of the World's Cutest Dog (Chronicle Books, 978-1452103068).
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Comings and Goings: August 29, 2011
Jill Kramer, the former editorial director at Hay House, is now a literary agent with Waterside Productions (WatersideAgentJK@aol.com); and is also a freelance writer/editor (editorjk2@aol.com).
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Job Moves: August 29, 2011
Heidi Sachner joins Perseus Distribution’s client service team as director of client services. Sachner replaces Sarah Coglianese. Sachner was most recently associate publisher, sales and marketing at Newmarket Press for nine years, and prior to that was v-p, director of sales at Random House for six years.
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Comings and Goings: August 26, 2011
After 43 years with PW, international sales director Jim Levitt has announced his retirement. He can be reached at levitt.jim266@gmail.com.
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Authors on the Air August 26, 2011: Ronald Bishop, Mary Jo McConahay
Jo Nesbo will discuss his new crime novel The Snowman (Knopf, 978-0307595867) on The Leonard Lopate Show.
CSPAN BOOK-TV's After Words will be airing an interview with Ronald Bishop about his new book More: The Vanishing of Scale in an Over-the-Top Nation (Baylor University Press, 9781602582583).
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