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From the Inside(rs) Out: Book Editors and the New Titles They Love

Washington_Monument_Dusk_Jan_2006 Attention all ALA-attending librarians!

Take advantage of an exclusive opportunity to hear directly from book publishing’s editors on the hot books they are excited about and why….and hosted by Nancy Pearl.

The Association of American Publishers (AAP)’s Trade Libraries Committee, in collaboration with Nancy Pearl, National Public Radio commentator, author of the Book Lust series, librarian action figure hero, book lover, rock star, will host its inaugural Fall Books Preview at the upcoming Annual Conference of the American Library Association in Washington, DC.  The program, titled From the Inside(rs) Out: Book Editors and the New Titles They Love, will be held on Friday, June 25 from 3:30 to 5:00 p.m. in Room 103A of the Washington D.C. Convention Center just prior to the opening of the Exhibit floor.  

“The industry’s top editors are profoundly grateful to librarians as book buyers and book promoters in towns and cities across the country.  Librarians and libraries have enormous influence on cultural life, bringing good books and good authors to their communities,” said Talia Sherer, Director of Library Marketing at Macmillan and Chair of the AAP Trade Libraries Committee.  “Throughout the course of the Conference, librarians will be visiting booths and attending many educational seminars and meetings.  We thought it fitting to kick off the Conference just before the doors open by talking about books, and just books.  Having the event hosted by the beloved Nancy Pearl, one of the most admired librarians in the country, will be an added treat.” 

We do hope you can make it. While RSVP is not required, please send a quick email to the AAP’s Marlene Scheuermann (mscheuermann@publishers.org) if you can attend so we get an idea of the expected attendance.

Hope to see you there!

-Virginia

AAP, Dark Guardian One: Moonlight, Diane Hammond, Emily Whitman, Fugitive, Jo Nesbo, Kevin Sampsell, Kim Harrison, Midnight Pleasures with a Scoundrel, Mystery/Suspense, Nancy Pearl, Phillip Margolin, PLA 2010, Public Library Association, Rachel Hawthorne, Supreme Justice, The Devil's Star, Virginia Euwer Wolff

PLA 2010

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It's finally here! The Public Library Association's conference, held every two years, is a fantastic opportunity to meet public librarians and introduce them to some of our favorite authors.  This year we've got a stellar line-up, so if you're in Portland next week, check us out!

At our booth (#1232)

Wednesday, March 24
Jo Nesbo signs The Devil's Star
4-5 pm


Thursday, March 25

Phillip Margolin signs Supreme Justice and Fugitive
10:30-11:30 am

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ALA Midwinter Author Breakfast

Join Our Authors for Complimentary Breakfast and BookTalk!
The Association of American Publishers Trade Libraries Committee
Cordially Invites You to Breakfast On
Sunday, January 17, 2010, 8 am – 9:30 am.
Boston Convention Center, Room 151 A/B.
American Library Association Midwinter Conference, Boston, MA

"Keeping It Short
The Best In Short Story Fiction"

Featuring:
George Saunders, author of In Persuasion Nation (Riverhead)
David Updike, author of Old Girlfriends (Macmillan)
Shannan Rouss, author of Easy For You (Simon & Schuster, Inc.)
Simon Van Booy, author of The Secret Lives of People In Love(HarperCollins)
Lee Smith, author of Mrs. Darcy And the Blue Eyed Stranger (Algonquin)
Ha Jin, author of A Good Fall: Stories (Random House)

Book Signing to Follow Program. Seating is Limited.
Please RSVP To Marlene Scheuermann at

mscheurmann@publishers.org
by January 10, 2010

31 Bond Street, AAP, Beautiful Maria of My Soul, Book Buzz, Brava, Valentine, Dolen Perkins-Valdez, Ellen Horan, Husband and Wife, Isabel Allende, Island Beneath the Sea, Jacqueline Winspear, Leah Stewart, Louise Erdrich, Maisie Dobbs, Making Toast, Marilyn Johnson, Noah Boyd, Oscar Hijuelos, Roger Rosenblatt, Shadow Tag, The Bricklayer, The Mapping of Love and Death, The Myth of You and Me, This Book is Overdue!, Wench

AAP Spring 2010 Book Buzz

ThisBookIsOverdue hc c It was great seeing old friends and making new ones at last week’s AAP Book Buzz here in NYC.  The AAP Library Committee is comprised of library marketers from various publishing houses. We get together several times a year to brainstorm about different ways we can connect our authors and books to libraries.  We decided to invite librarians from the tri-state area and barrage them with book talks and sandwiches!  It worked – we all had a lot of fun and it was a great opportunity to talk about some upcoming books that have us jazzed  (there’s just never enough time to talk about them all!)

Marilyn Johnson, author of the upcoming This Book Is Overdue! How Librarians and Cybrarians Can Save Us All kicked off the event with a brief talk about the increasing demands on librarians to keep up with the onslaught of new technology.  This book is an homage to librarians everywhere – and it is long overdue!

If anyone is interested in a galley of This Book Is Overdue, I have a few to spare.  Send an email to me at librarylovefest at harpercollins dot com and I’ll be happy to send one to you. 

Here is a list of the books I had presented.  Clicking on each title will bring you to its page in our online catalog.  Note: a few of these titles won't hit our catalogs until the beginning of November, so we've put them at the end of the list.  Happy reading!

-Virginia

Making Toast by Roger Rosenblatt

Shadow Tag by Louise Erdrich

The Bricklayer by Noah Boyd

31 Bond Street by Ellen Horan

Wench by Dolen Perkins-Valdez

Brava, Valentine by Adriana Trigiani


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