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Librarian Preview: Harper Collins (Fall 2014)
We’re getting into the thick of summer now. Both the BEA and ALA conferences have come and gone. Folks are beginning to get a grip on the fall season. So before we go any further I’m going to provide you with a bit of a sneaky peek at Harper Collins and what all they have […]
Librarian Preview: Harper Collins (Spring 2013)
Oh the previews are here, they’re here, they’re here, The wonderful previews are here Time to go out, go out, go out, Go out and order a . . . . beer? No, no . . . From that catchy little tune (working on it) I hope you realize that preview season is upon us […]
Librarian Preview: Harper Collins (Spring 2012)
Here’s how paranoid I am. I saw an allusion somewhere to someone having written up the recent Harper Collins 2012 preview and my first reaction was, “GAH! Someone else is working my beat!!” That was followed promptly by a sense of profound relief. “Aww. That’s awesome. Someone else is working my beat.” Then I actually […]
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Librarian Preview: Harper Collins (Spring 2011)
Once you get into the swing of these librarian previews, they start to come easier to the old typing fingers. For Spring 2011 I’ve mostly been keeping to the publishers with smaller print runs until now. Candlewick. Chronicle. Lerner. Harper Collins sort of marks the first foray into the big leagues. Each table took thirty […]
Librarian Preview: Harper Collins (Fall 2010)
I may have mentioned in the past that for the most recent librarian previews I’ve been taking my laptop along to type upon. This is a useful strategy but it has yielded a strange result. When I get home to type from my notes I find that rather than save me time, my notetaking skills […]
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