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Authors Feast & Trade Show | Saturday, October 23, 2010 | Renaissance Hollywood Hotel & Spa
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Table of ContentsAttending AuthorsBoard of DirectorsBook AwardsCode of ConductEducation Schedule/Authors LunchHotel InformationScheduleSponsorsTrade Show Exhibitors & Specials
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Thanks to Simon & Schuster
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and great books!
ANDREA VULETA, President, Mrs. Nelson’s Toy & Book Shop, La Verne; JOHN EVANS, Vice President, Diesel, A Bookstore, Brentwood, Malibu, Oakland; SUSAN McBETH, Secretary/Treasurer, Warwick’s, La Jolla; SHERRI GALLENTINE, Immediate Past President, Vroman’s Bookstore, Pasadena; TOM BENTON, Penguin Group; MIKE JEZIN, Compass Books, Anaheim; WADE LUCAS, Random House; KATIE O’LAUGHLIN, Village Books, Pacific Palisades; JENNIFER BIGELOW, Executive Director
SCIBA Board of Directors
Premiere Event Sponsor
Author Lunch Sponsors
Authors Feast and Book Awards Sponsors
Education Sponsors
Come Visit SCIBADuring the Trade Show!
See thethe 2010Holiday Catalog!
Enter Glenn Goldman Scholarship Fund Drawing to Win a Cool Display for Your Store! Display will be at reservation table.
Schedule9:30 AM—10:45 AM:
Linked by Passion: Growing Sales Through Local Retail Partnerships (Doheny)• Children’s Reps Pick of the List (Beechwood) •
11:00 AM—12:15PM:Value of Indie Commerce presented by ABA. (Doheny)• Sales Reps Pick of the List: General Interest—First Session (TBD) •
12:15 PM: Authors Lunch (Hollywood Ballroom) Featuring Ally Conde, Benjamin Hale, Ellen Hopkins, Matthew Kirby, Andrew Smith, and Al Yankovic interviewed by Michael Grant. Complementary book signings following lunch!
2:00 PM—3:00 PM: Developments in Children’s Literacy & Digital Content,• presented by ABC (Doheny)Constant Contact: Best Practices presented by Constant Contact (Beechwood)• Graphic Novels, Not Just For Comic Book Stores: Booksellers & Authors Tell All! (TBD)•
3:15—4:15 PM: Books–vs–Bullying,• presented by ABC (Doheny)Sales Reps Pick of the List: General Interest—Second Session (Beechwood) •
4:00—7:00 PM: Authors Feast & Trade Show Exhibits (Hollywood Ballroom)(Bar opens at 5:30)
5:30 PM—7:00 PM: Authors Feast & Trade Show Reception & Exhibits (Hollywood Ballroom)
7:00 PM: Authors Feast & Book Award Dinner (Hollywood Ballroom) Keynote speaker Don Winslow, author of SATORI (Grand Central) & SAVAGES (Simon & Schuster). Attendee book boxes will be available after dinner.
9:30AM – 10:45AM: Linked By Passion: Growing Sales Through Local Retail Partnerships Working with other indie businesses in your community can grow your sales. But how can you convince your indie neighbors that participating in cross promotions or other shared events can strengthen their businesses as well? Come learn from a panel of independent retailers who have successfully created these partnerships. Presented by ABA.
Children’s Sales Reps Pick of the List: Come see and hear what is new and coming in the world of children’s books. So far, reps presenting are Gabe Barillas (HarperCollins), Roz Hilden (Scholastic) and Nicole White (Penguin).
11:00AM – 12:15PM: Value of IndieCommerce In this session, an ABA IndieCommerce representative will moderate a discussion on the updated IndieCommerce product, answer questions, and provide a demonstra-tion. Presented by ABA.
Sales Reps Pick of the List Session One – General Interest: Come see and hear what is new and coming in the world of books. Please check back for list of reps presenting in this session.
Education Workshop Schedule (Morning)
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Authors Luncheon
12:15PM – 1:45PM: Authors Lunch (Hollywood Ballroom); Seven Authors Speaking!
Michael Grant is the New York Times bestselling author of the Gone series. He has spent much of his life on the move. Raised in a mili-tary family, he attended ten schools in five states, as well as as three schools in France. Even as an adult he kept moving, and in fact be-came a writer in part because it was one of the few jobs that wouldn’t tie him down. He lives in Southern California.
Al Yankovic, with a career spanning three decades, is a fixture in popular culture. With hits like “Eat It,” “Another One Rides the Bus,” “Amish Paradise,” “Ebay,” and “White & Nerdy,” Weird Al, a three-time Grammy-winner, has sold more comedy albums than anyone else ever. “White & Nerdy,” a rap song (of course), has been viewed on the internet over 110 million times.
Ellen Hopkins is the New York Times bestselling author of Crank, Burned, Impulse, Glass, Identical, Tricks, and Fallout. Her novels are praised by teens and adults alike, and she has been called the “bestselling living poet in the U.S.” by mediabistro.com. She lives with her family in Carson City, Nevada.
Benjamin Hale is a recent graduate of the Iowa Writers Workshop. He received a University of Iowa Provost’s Fellowship to write The Evolution of Bruno Littlemore, which also went on to win a Michener-Copernicus Award. He has been a night shift baker, a trompe l’oeil painter, a cartoonist, an illustrator and a technical writer. He grew up in Colorado and now lives in New York.
Matthew Kirby was born in Utah, but with a father in the Navy, he lived all over--Rhode Island, Maryland, California, and Hawaii. As an undergraduate at Utah State University, he majored in history. He then went on to earn MS and EdS degrees in School Psychology. Matthew currently lives with his wife in Utah, where he works for a large school district. The Clockwork Three is his first book.
Ally Condie received a degree in English Teaching from Brigham Young University and spent a number of years teaching high school English in Utah and upstate New York. She lives with her husband and three sons outside of Salt Lake City, Utah. Ally loves reading, running, eating, and listening to her husband play guitar.
Andrew Smith is the author of Ghost Medicine, which was a 2008 Best Books for Young Adults nominee, and In the Path of Falling Objects. In addition to writing, Smith teaches high school advanced placement classes and coaches rugby.
2:00PM – 3:00PM: The New Age of Reading: a look at some of the most interesting developments in children’s literacy & digital content Publishing is in one of the most dynamic periods of its history, and some of our most basic assumptions, such as “What is a book?” and “What is reading?” are now up for debate. Join ABC Executive Director Kristen McLean for a tour of some of the most interesting experiments underway in the children’s books and literacy, from Figment, the new cellphone novel social network for teens, to A Story Before Bed digital e-picture book service, to Wonda-la Vision, Tony DiTerlizzi’s new 3-D enhancement of his latest picture book, to breakthrough ideas in education and 21st century literacies. This will be a one-stop primer for children’s booksellers and librarians who want a glimpse at some of the newest projects that are pushing the boundaries of children’s books, and a lively discussion over the important role children’s books will continue to have in the digital future. Presented by Kristen McLean, Executive Director of Association of Booksellers for Children
Graphic Novels, Not Just For Comicbook Stores: Booksellers & Authors Tell All! A panel of talent and booksellers discuss successes and highlights of the graphic novel category. Don’t miss out on this important, growing business in your store. Bring any and all questions! Who reads graphic novels? Should I have a section in my store? What are the trends in the graphic novel industry? How do I build graphic novel customers/section at my store? Panelists: Pat Walker (Vroman’s Bookstore), Darren Clavadetscher (Skylight Books), Authors TBA. Moderator: Wade Lucas (SCIBA Board, Random House).
Constant Contact: Best Practices Most of us use Constant Contact to stay in touch with our customers, but have you ever wondered what day of the week is best to send out you newsletter, event reminders or surveys? Join SCIBA for this valuable seminar presented by Constant Contact.
3:15PM – 4:15PM: Books–vs–Bullying: Fighting one of today’s most insidious problems with great books It’s all over the news—what used to be a playground problem has now gone under-ground in both in the real world and in cyberspace. How can we, as booksellers, teachers, librarians and parents help our children prepare for the new age of bullying, and how can books help us? Join Kristen McLean, the Executive Director of the Association of Booksellers for Children (ABC), along with Kathryn Otoshi, author of the critically acclaimed ONE, a bookseller or two and a developmental psychologist as we explore the issues involved in supporting and strengthening kids’ resistance to bullying of every kind.
Sales Reps Pick of the List: General Interest—Second Session Come see and hear what is new and coming in the world of books. Please check back for list of reps presenting in this session.
Education Workshop Schedule (Afternoon)
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Guess Who’s Coming to DinnerFeast Keynote Speaker: Don Winslow, Savages (Simon & Schuster). Don is an American author most recognized for his crime and mystery novels. Many of his books are set in California (because that’s how he rolls). He has published a series of five novels that have a private investigator named Neal Carey as their main character.
Authors Feast AuthorsKatie Arnoldi, Point Dume (The Overlook Press) David Bajo, Panopticon (Unbridled Books) Aimee Bender, The Paticular Sadness of Lemon Cake (Doubleday) Robin Benway, the Extraordinary Secrets of April, May and June (Razorbill Books) Ben Boos, Fantasy: An Artists Realm (Candlewick) Pseudonymous Bosch, This Book is Not Good for You (Little Brown) Father Gregory Boyle, Tattoos on the Heart (Free Press) Marie Brennan, A Star Shall Fall (TOR) Eve Bunting, Finn McCool and the Great Fish (Sleeping Bear Press) Cecil Castellucci, Grandma’s Gloves (Candlewick) Laurel Corona, Penelope’s Daughter (Berkeley) Robert Crais, The First Rule (Putnam) Lisa Desrochers, Personal Demons (TOR Teen) Kim Dower, Air Kissing on Mars (Red Hen Press) Adam Jay Epstein, The Familiars (HarperCollins) Jonathan Evison, West of Here (Algonquin) Charles Fleming, Secret Stairs(Santa Monica Press) Marla Frazee, The Boss Baby (Beach Lane Books) Peter Gadol, Silver Lake (Tyrus Press) Kami Garcia, Beautiful Creatures (Little Brown) Debra Ginsberg, What Will the Neighbors Say? (Areheart) Michael Grant, The Magnificent 12: The Call (Katherine Tegen Books) Benjamin Hale, The Evolution of Bruno Littlemore (Twelve) Peter Hannan, Greatest Snowman in the World, (HarperCollins) Deborah Harkness, A Discovery of Witches (Viking) Virginia A. Heckert, Irving Penn: Small Trades (Getty Publications)
Jim Heimann, Los Angeles, Portrait of a City, (Taschen) Andrew Jacobson, the Familiars (Candlewick) Mina Javaherbin, Goal! (Candlewick) Peter Jones, Inventing LA (Angel City Press) Kazu Kibuishi, Amulet Book Three: The Cloud (Grapix) Terry Laszlo-Gopadze, The Spirit of a Woman (Santa Monica Press) Claire LaZebnik, If You Lived Here, You’d Be Home Now (5 Spot)M. L. Malcolm, Heart of Lies (Harper Paperbacks) Joseph Mattson, Empty the Sun (Barnacle Book) Tracy McMillan, I Love You and I’m Leaving You Anyway (It Books) Kathryn Otoshi, Zero (KO Kids) T. Jefferson Parker, The Border Lands (Dutton) Dana Reinhardt, The Things a Brother Knows (Wendy Lamb Books) Barney Salzberg, Beautiful Oops! (Workman) Stephen Jay Schwartz, Beat (Forge) Alexandra Schwartz, Ed Ruscha’s Los Angeles (MIT Press) Adrienne Sharp, The True Memories of Little K (FSG) Brando Skyhorse, Madonna’s of Echo Park (Simon & Schuster) Kevin Starr, Los Angeles, Portrait of a City (Taschen) Margaret Stohl, Beautiful Creatures (Little Brown) P.G. Sturges, Shortcut Man (Scribner) David Ulin, Los Angeles, Portrait of a City (Taschen) Spencer Walker, Cook to Bank (St. Martin’s) Don Winslow, Satori (GCP) John Woods, Return to Treasure Island (Sunbelt)
His next book (coming March 2011), Satori (Grand Central Publishing) is the prequel to landmark bestseller Shibumi, Trevanian’s landmark bestseller, and one of the classic thrillers of the 20th century. Thanks to Grand Central Publishing and Simon & Schuster for sponsoring Don’s appearance!
The authors have been invited; not all have yet confirmed.
I’m DreamIng of a Black chrIstmasavailable november 2, 2010 978-1-59448-775-0$19.95 • riverhead
our kInD of traItoravailable october 12, 2010978-0-670-02224-3 $27.95 • Viking
keys to gooD cookIngavailable october 28, 2010978-1-59420-268-1 $35.00 • Penguin Press
fall of gIantsavailable september 28, 2010978-0-525-95165-0 $36.00 • Dutton
lynD WarDavailable october 14, 2010978-1-59853-082-7$70.00 • library of america
WIlD taBleoctober 14, 2010978-0-670-022267 $40.00 • Viking studio
my PassIon for DesIgnavailable november 16, 2010978-0-670-02213-7 $60.00 • Viking
Great books in time for the holidays
and lIBrary of amerIcaPenguIn grouP (usa)
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2010 Authors Feast & Trade ShowRenaissance Hotel & Spa
Saturday, October 23
Exhibitors Information & Trade Show SpecialsAmerican Booksellers Association, Booth 20www.bookweb.org- Meg Smith, [email protected] 914-373-6641- Kaitlin Pitcher, [email protected] 914-373-6642
Above the Treeline, Booth 21www.abovethetreeline.comMark Evans, [email protected]
Angel City Press, Booth 22www.angelcitypress.com- Paddy Calistro, [email protected] 310-395-9982- Chuck Morrell, [email protected]
Art Plantae Books, Booth 11www.artplantae.comTania Marien, [email protected]
Baker & Taylor, Booth 12, 13www.btol.comPaul Cimusz, [email protected]
Barron’s Educational Series, Booth 8www.barronseduc.comPatrick Ewing, [email protected] Show Specials: 50% off on 35 assorted titles (offer good at show only)
Book Travelers West/Workman, Booth 29, 30 John Majeska, [email protected]
Getty Press, Booth 24www.getty.eduMelissa Crowley, [email protected]
Hachette Book Group, Booth 10www.hbgusa.comCarol Lovercio, [email protected]
HarperCollins, Booth 33, 34, 35www.harpercollins.comGabriel Barillas, [email protected]
Hyperion, Booth 36www.hyperionbooks.comGabriel Barillas, [email protected]
Ingram Book Company, Booth 18, 19www.ingrambook.comBeverly Fisher, [email protected](760) 721-0555
Macmillan, Booth 4www.macmillan.comMike Slack, [email protected]
McGraw-Hill, Booth 1www.mcgraw-hill.comConnie Howard, [email protected]
Partners West, Booth 15www.partners-west.com- Gloria Genee, [email protected] 425-227-8486- Jim Caretta, [email protected] 716-989-0280Trade Show Specials: 25 Books = 43% 25 Calendars = 45% Holiday Catalog Offer: 25 units = 43% with penalty free returns until 2/1/2011
PEN Center USA, Booth 5www.penusa.comMichelle Meyering, [email protected]
Penguin Group, Booth 25, 26, 27, 28www.us.penguingroup.com- Tom Benton, [email protected] 626-799-6464
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Renaissance Hollywood Hotel & Spa Hotel 1755 North Highland Ave Hollywood, California 90028 Phone: 1-323-856-1200 Renaissance 2010 SCIBA has reserved a block of rooms for Friday, October 22 and Saturday, October 23 at a special rate of $159 per night. When calling to make reservations please refer to Southern California Independent Booksellers Association OR “Booksellers” to secure the special rate. All reservations must be made individually by calling either (866) 835-7681 or (323) 856-1200. For you con-venience, you can also book online here. Room reservations must be made by Friday, October 1, 2010 to get the SCIBA room rate.
2010 Authors Feast & Trade ShowRenaissance Hotel & Spa
Saturday, October 23
Exhibitors Information (Cont’d)- Amy Comito, [email protected] 310-394-7539- Nicole White, [email protected] 323-478-0450Trade Show Specials: 50% off 50 – all lines combined
Ramer Associates, Booth 16, 17Howard Ramer, [email protected]
Scholastic, Inc., Booth 9www.scholastic.comRoz Hilden, [email protected] Show Specials: Scholastic: 2% or delayed billing, 50 book minimum Klutz: Free Freight – net $300
Simon & Schuster, Booth 31, 32 www.simonandschuster.com- Cheri Hickman [email protected] 510-444-6565- Kelly Stidham [email protected] 562-627-1628
Small Press Distribution, Booth 23www.Spdbooks.orgBrent Cunningham, [email protected] ext. 308
W. W. Norton, Booth 2, 3www.wwnorton.comJoe Murphy, [email protected] Show Specials: See Insert
Wilcher Associates, Booth 14Tom McCorkill, [email protected]
Hotel Info
PEN Center USA endeavors to create a world in which
freedom of expression is guaranteed for all writers, and where friendship and intellectual cooperation thrive
among writers and readers worldwide.
Booksellers can help.Visit us at Booth #5
Attendee Code of ConductNo galleys, books or display copies may be 1. removed from the exhibitor tables without the expressed permission from the exhibitor.
Promotional copies are not to be sold online or 2. in your stores.
No carts, luggage on wheels or empty strollers 3. or carriages are allowed in the exhibit areas during regular show hours. If you have a medi-cal reason to need a cart, please contact the SCIBA office prior to the show to obtain per-mission.
Exhibitors should report violations of SCIBA’s 4. “Thanks for Asking” policy immediately to security officers and/or SCIBA staff.
All attendees will be asked to sign off that 5. they have read the Attendee Code of Conduct before receiving their badge.
ANY VIOLATOR WILL BE ASKED TO LEAVE THE 6. TRADE SHOW FLOOR.
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Holiday Selections
Fall Selections
“[A] spritely-written novel with fl esh and blood contemporary characters” –John Evans, DIESEL Books
“Part comedy of manners, part cautionary tale, Point Dume... tells the interlocking stories of disparate characters all bound by their connection to the land by the sea.” –LA Times
“[A] great read for beach or travel.” –Malibu Times, #1 Bestseller
The Overlook Presswww.overlookpress.comwww.katiearnoldi.com
ALSO AVAILABLE BY KATIE ARNOLDI
Overlook Press Proudly Salutes Katie Arnoldi
FICTION. Empty the Sun, Joseph Mattson (A Barnacle Book & Record); The Particular Sadness of Lemon Cake, Aimee Bender (Doubleday); The Madonnas of Echo Park, Brando Skyhorse (Simon & Schuster)
NON FICTION. Inventing LA, Bill Boyarsky (Angel City Press); Tattoos on the Heart, Father Greg Boyle (Free Press); Secret Stairs: A Walking Guide to the Historic Staircases of Los Angeles, Charles Fleming (Santa Monica Press)
T. JEFFERSON PARKER AWARD. Boulevard, Stephen Jay Schwartz (Forge Books); The First Rule, Robert Crais (Putnam); Silver Lake, Peter Gadol (Tyrus Books)
CHILDREN’S NOVEL. Pretty Dead, Francesca Lia Block (HarperTeen); This Book is Not Good for You, Pseudonymous Bosch (Little, Brown); Beautiful Creatures, Kami Garcia & Margaret Stohl (Little Brown)
CHILDREN’S PICTURE BOOK. All The World, Marla Frazee (Simon & Schuster); Goal! Mina Javaherbin (Candlewock Press); Finn McCool and the Great Fish, Eve Bunting (Sleeping Bear Press)
GLENN GOLDMAN AWARD. Ed Rushcha’s Los Angeles, Alexandra Schwartz (MIT Press); Los Angeles, Portrait of a City, Jim Heiman (Taschen); Iriving Penn: Small Trades, Virgina A. Heckert & Anne Lacoste (Getty Publications)
2010 SCIBA Book Award Finalists
SCIBA is proud to present the finalists for the 2010 SCIBA Book Awards!
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