Heartland Fall Forum 2015 program

OCTOBER 9-11, 2015 THE WESTIN YORKTOWN CENTER LOMBARD, IL

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Most competitive everyday wholesaler terms • Best sidelines assortment available from one source • Best merchandising assistance for new or expanding stores • Dedicated sales team who cares

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CONTENTS Show Information. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4–5 Boards of Directors. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6

THANK YOU HEARTLAND SPONSORS Gold skirts around exhibitors’ booths signify exhibitors who generously donated sponsorship dollars to support independent bookselling. Please thank them for their support!

At-a-Glance Schedule. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7 Map of the Westin. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8 Exhibitors, Numeric. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8 Exhibitor Floor Plan . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 9 Exhibitors, Alphabetical. . . . . . . . . . . . . . 9 Detailed Schedule . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 11-20 Rep Picks Schedule. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 19 Regional Author Booth Signings. . . . 20 Special Offers. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 21–23

See our Rep Picks Schedule on page 19!

BE SOCIAL #HEARTLAND15 Thank you also to the following for contributing to the scholarship fund.

Roy and Judi Schonfeld GLIBA’s Karl Pohrt Memorial Scholarship 3

BADGES Your badge is your admission. Please wear it at all times. Publishers Weekly has generously sponsored reusable badgeholders, so hold on to your badgeholder and bring it to next year’s show. There’s also a badgeholder recycling bin near the registration desk where you can drop it off for us to use again next year.

Booksellers - Green

Exhibitors - Red

Guests – Yellow

Authors - Purple

Events are free, except for those where a meal is served and require advance tickets: Adult Author Dinner, Children’s Author Breakfast, the Moveable Feast, and the Book Awards Dinner.

EXHIBITOR INFO Exhibitor Assistance

Exhibitor Meeting

Our floor manager, Jeff Groenhof from Valley Expo, is available throughout the show to help exhibitors.

Please find him at load-in on exhibit floor.

To bring our exhibitors together to review trade show logistics, there will be an exhibitors’ meeting at the end of show set-up on Saturday, October 10, at 4:30 pm at the back of the exhibit floor. You’ll receive a free drink ticket for your attendance.

SCHOLARSHIPS Gold skirt around exhibitors’ booths signify exhibitors who donated to the bookseller scholarship fund. Please thank them generously for their support! Here’s this year’s winners, who were awarded a scholarship based on their store’s distance from Chicago.

Nathan Montoya, Village Lights, Madison, IN James Schwesnedl, Moon Palace Books, Minneapolis, MN Carey Spain, Fallen Leaf Books, Nashville, IN Jessica Pearson White, Content, Northfield, MN Mary Rork-Watson, Plot Twist, Altoona, IA Jay McCoy, Morris Book Shop, Lexington, KY Sharon Tanis, The Bookman, Grand Haven, MI Nathan Pederson, Birchbark Books, Minneapolis, MN Wintaye Gebru, Left Bank Books, St. Louis, MO Judith Kissner, Scout & Morgan Books, Cambridge, MN Kristin Sandstrom, Apostle Island Booksellers, Bayfield, WI

Jody Chwatun, Saturn Booksellers, Gaylord, MI Sue Boucher, Cottage Books, Glen Arbor, MI Sue Roegge, Chapter 2 Books, Hudson, WI Melanie Green, Bluebird Books, Hutchinson, KS Julie Poole, The Windowsill, Ludington, MI Karen Piacentini, Fenton’s Open Book, Fenton, MI Kathleen Angelone, Bookmamas, Indianapolis, IN Chris Livingston, The Book Shelf, Winona, MN Shelley Olsen, Paperbacks & Pieces, Winona, MN Bec McKnight and Rebecca Putera, The Book Cellar, Chicago, IL

SILENT AUCTION Our silent auction is conducted for the benefit of BINC, the Book Industry Charitable Foundation, Sunday, on October 11, 9:30 am–3:30 pm. It’s a great way to help a valuable cause and get great deals at the same time. Items for the auction have been generously donated by our exhibitors. A complete list of items is available at the silent auction booth 503.

To participate, visit exhibitors to see their auction items (look for the green bookmarks). Place your bids at the silent auction booth, where the current high bid will be on display. Bidding begins at 9:30 am and ends at 3:30 pm, so place your bids before then.

Winners must be present to win. They will be announced over the PA system and must claim their prize within 30 minutes, or the item(s) will be awarded to the next highest bidder. If you can’t carry your items with you, you can ship them home on-site.

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SHIPPING Can’t carry everything home? Shipping is available on Sunday, October 11 from 3:00-7:00pm.

REGISTRATION DESK Friday, October 9 5:00 pm−8:00 pm Saturday, October 10 7:00 am−5:00 pm Sunday, October 11 7:00 am−12:00 pm

TRADE SHOW STAFF

Save the Date!

2016 October 5–7 The Depot, Minneapolis, MN

Deborah Leonard, executive director Great Lakes Independent Booksellers Association 2113 Roosevelt Ypsilanti, MI 48197 (734) 340-6397 Carrie Obry, executive director Midwest Independent Booksellers Association 2355 Louisiana Ave N Golden Valley, MN 55427 (612) 208-6279 Robert Martin, director of operations Midwest Independent Booksellers Association 2355 Louisiana Ave N Golden Valley, MN 55427 (612) 520-1482 5

BOARDS OF DIRECTORS Midwest Independent Booksellers Association David Enyeart, president Common Good Books (St. Paul, MN) davide@commongoodbooks.com Jennifer Wills Geraedts, vice president Beagle & Wolf (Park Rapids, MN) jen@beagle-books.com Greg Danz, treasurer Zandbroz Variety (Fargo, ND) greg@zandbroz.com Erik Anderson, secretary University of Minnesota Press (Minneapolis, MN) and00900@umn.edu Nancy Simpson-Brice Book Vault (Oskaloosa, IA) nsimpsonia@gmail.com Kris Kleindeinst Left Bank Books (St. Louis, MO) kris@left-bank.com Kathy Borkowski (outgoinging board member) Wisconsin Historical Society Press (Madison, WI) kathy.borkowski@wisconsinhistory.org Martyn Beeny (incoming board member) University of Nebraska Press (Lincoln, NE) mbeeny2@unl.edu

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Great Lakes Independent Booksellers Association

Tom Lowry, president Lowry’s Books (Three Rivers, MI) hiphop@net-link.net

Kelly Estep, vice president Carmichael’s Kids (Louisville, KY) kelly@carmichaelsbookstore.com Jessilynn Norcross, secretary McLean & Eakin Booksellers (Petoskey, MI) books@mcleanandeakin.com

Kate Schlademan, treasurer The Learned Owl (Hudson, OH) kates@learnedowl.com Susan Takacs The Book Cellar (Chicago, IL) words@bookcellarinc.com

Suzanne DeGaetano Mac’s Backs on Conventry (Cleveland Heights, OH) suzanne@macsbacks.com John Mesjak Abraham Associates (Sycamore, IL) john@abrahamassociatesinc.com

Nancy Rohlen Ingram Content Group (Chicago, IL) nancy.rohlen@ingramcontent.com

Susan Thomas Coffeetree Books (Morehead, KY) coffeetreebooks@hotmail.com

Nathan Montoya Village Lights Bookstore (Madison, IN) info@villagelightsbookstore.com

AT-A-GLANCE SCHEDULE FRIDAY, OCTOBER 9 12:00 pm–4:00 pm

5:00 pm–8:00pm 6:30 pm–8:30 pm 8:30 pm

Tour of Sourcebooks and Anderson’s Bookshop.

11 Departing from Westin Lombard main entrance at 11:45 am Registration desk is open Lobby Book Awards Dinner TICKETED Junior Ballroom A&B 11-12 Opening reception hosted by BEA and ABA Junior Ballroom Foyer 12

SATURDAY, OCTOBER 10

7:00 am–5:00 pm Registration desk open Lobby 8:00 am–9:00 am Membership meetings GLIBA Magnolia, MIBA Lilac 9:00 am–10:00 am Plenary: Ideas that Work Junior Ballroom A&B 10:15 am–11:15 am Blurb Ecology Lilac A&C

ABA Education Lilac B&D

Bookstores Working Together Cypress A&B

Rep Picks Session #1 Magnolia AB&C 11:30 am–12:30 pm Sidelines Buzz Lilac A&C

How to Book Author Events with Publishers Lilac B&D

Small Staff Stores Cypress A&B

Rep Picks Session #2 Magnolia AB&C 12:45 pm–2:15 pm The Moveable Feast Author Lunch TICKETED Junior Ballroom A&B 2:30 pm–3:30 pm Kids Buzz Lilac A&C

The Importance of Representing Diversity in Your Bookstore Lilac B&D

Small Town Stores Cypress A&B

Rep Picks Session #3 Magnolia AB&C 3:45 pm–4:45 pm Adult Buzz Lilac A&C

Independent Bookstore Day 2016 Lilac B&D

What to Do When You Can’t Afford a Fleet of Drones Cypress A&B

Rep Picks Session #4 Magnolia AB&C 5:00 pm–6:00 pm Roundtable discussions Junior Ballroom C 6:00–7:15 pm Nordic Appetizer Party, hosted by Phaidon Junior Ballroom Foyer 7:15 pm–9:15 pm Adult Author Dinner TICKETED Junior Ballroom A&B 9:30 pm Quiz Bowl Lilac ABCD

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SUNDAY, OCTOBER 11

7:00 am–12:00 pm Registration desk is open Lobby 8:00 am-9:30 am Children’s Author Breakfast TICKETED Junior Ballroom A&B 9:30 am–5:00 pm Trade show floor is open Grand Ballroom 10:00 am-3:45 pm Regional Author Booth Junior Ballroom A&B 5:00 pm Book Signing Reception Junior Ballroom A&B

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WESTIN MAP

EXHIBITORS BY BOOTH NUMBER 102 GLIBA 103 Miller Trade Book Marketing 104 GLIBA Catalog 105 University of Missouri Press 106 MIBA 107 Haymarket Books 108 MIBA Catalog 110, 112 Regional Author Booth 117 Books & Whatnot 119 Hachette Book Group 202, 204 Wisconsin Historical Society Press 203 Simon & Schuster, Inc 205 Baker & Taylor, Inc. 206 Minnesota Historical Society Press / Borealis Books 207 Phaidon Press 209 W. W. Norton & Company, Inc. 211 Consortium Book Sales & Distribution 213, 215, 217, 219 Abraham Associates 216 Book Expo America 218 Partners Book Distributing, Inc. 302 Trim Associates 303 University of Wisconsin Press 304, 306 Macmillan 305 Milkweed Editions 307, 309, 311, 313, Publishers Group West/Perseus Books Group 315, 317, 319 308, 310 University of Minnesota Press 312 Llewellyn Worldwide, Ltd. 314 World Wisdom & Wisdom Tales Press 316 Lone Pine Publishing 318 Ingram Content Group 401, 403, 405, 500, 502, 504 HarperCollins Publishers 402 University of Nebraska Press 404 Scholastic, Inc.

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406, 408, 410, 412, 414, 416 407 409 411, 510 413, 415, 417, 419, 421, 512, 514, 516, 518, 520 418 501 503 505 506 507 508 509 511 513 515 517 519 521 523 525 604 606 608 610, 612 614 616 618 620 622 624 626

Penguin Random House Barron’s Educational Series, Inc. Fresh Frances IPG/Independent Publishers Group Fujii Associates, Inc. Houghton Mifflin Harcourt Book Industry Charitable Foundation (BINC) Silent Auction McNaughton & Gunn Harlequin Enterprises Ltd. McGraw Hill Education Wise Ink Creative Publishing Indiana Historical Society Press Free Spirit Publishing David R. Godine Publisher Columbia University Press Sourcebooks, Inc. American Booksellers Association University of Illinois Press University of Chicago Press Triumph Books Saturday Evening Post Burrow Press Quindaro Press Northern Illinois University Press The RoadRunner Press OddInt Media Shelf Awareness Bravebird Publishing Frost Hollow Press South Dakota Historical Society Press Secret Bubblers

FLOOR PLAN

EXHIBITORS BY COMPANY Abraham Associates 213, 215, 217, 219 American Booksellers Association 519 Baker & Taylor, Inc. 205 Barron’s Educational Series, Inc. 407 Book Expo America 216 Book Industry Charitable Foundation (BINC) 501 Books & Whatnot 117 Bravebird Publishing 620 Burrow Press 606 Columbia University Press 515 Consortium Book Sales & Distribution 211 David R. Godine Publisher 513 Free Spirit Publishing 511 Fresh Frances 409 Frost Hollow Press 622 Fujii Associates, Inc. 413, 415, 417, 419, 421, 512, 514, 516, 518, 520 GLIBA 102 GLIBA Catalog 104 Hachette Book Group 119 Harlequin Enterprises Ltd. 506 HarperCollins Publishers 401, 403, 405, 500, 502, 504 Haymarket Books 107 Houghton Mifflin Harcourt 418 Indiana Historical Society Press 509 Ingram Content Group 318 IPG/Independent Publishers Group 411, 510 Llewellyn Worldwide, Ltd. 312 Lone Pine Publishing 316 Macmillan 304, 306 McGraw Hill Education 507 McNaughton & Gunn 505 MIBA 106 MIBA Catalog 108

Milkweed Editions 305 Miller Trade Book Marketing 103 Minnesota Historical Society Press / Borealis Books 206 Northern Illinois University Press 610, 612 OddInt Media 616 Partners Book Distributing, Inc. 218 Penguin Random House 406, 408, 410, 412, 414, 416 Phaidon Press 207 Publishers Group West/Perseus Books Group 307, 309, 311, 313,

315, 317, 319 Quindaro Press 608 Regional Author Booth 110, 112 Saturday Evening Post 604 Scholastic, Inc. 404 Secret Bubblers 626 Shelf Awareness 618 Silent Auction 503 Simon & Schuster, Inc 203 Sourcebooks, Inc. 517 South Dakota Historical Society Press 624 The RoadRunner Press 614 Trim Associates 302 Triumph Books 525 University of Chicago Press 523 University of Illinois Press 521 University of Minnesota Press 308, 310 University of Missouri Press 105 University of Nebraska Press 402 University of Wisconsin Press 303 W. W. Norton & Company, Inc. 209 Wisconsin Historical Society Press 202, 204 Wise Ink Creative Publishing 508 World Wisdom & Wisdom Tales Press 314

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See HarperCollins Authors at the 2014 Heartland Fall Forum

Mary Doria Russell Epitaph

Judith Claire Mitchell A Reunion of Ghosts

Michael Hall

It’s an Orange Aardvark!

Michael Perry The Scavengers

Visit us at our booths!

401, 403, 405, 407, 409, & 411

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FRIDAY, OCTOBER 9 TOUR OF SOURCEBOOKS AND ANDERSON’S BOOKSHOP 12:00 pm–4:00 pm MEET IN THE MAIN WESTIN LOBBY AT 11:45 AM

BOOK AWARDS DINNER 6:30 pm–8:30 pm Ticketed event Sponsored by

Get Book Tipsy at Heartland Fall Forum! The Sourcebooks publishing staff is thrilled to have the opportunity to bring you to their colorful office before the Heartland Fall Forum begins. They are providing transportation, an office tour (where you’ll find out how they got their illustrious literary cow statue) lunch, and goodies. After the tour, participants will be taken to Anderson’s Bookshop, located in the heart of downtown Naperville.

Kick off HFF15 by celebrating two regions of award-winning authors and publishing personalities. We’ll recognize the winners of Voice of the Heartland; Great Lakes, Great Reads; and Midwest Booksellers Choice Awards. This is a ticketed event that includes a cash bar and complimentary books and book signing.

Hosted by Jennifer Wills Geraedts (Beagle and Wolf )

VOICE OF THE HEARTLAND

Ted Heinecken

The boards of directors of the Great Lakes Independent Booksellers Association and the Midwest Independent Booksellers Association are pleased to announce the winner of the Voice of the Heartland Award for 2015 is the dedicated sales rep, Ted Heinecken. Ted began his career as the Midwest sales rep of Oxford University Press in 1963, and in 1969 formed his own rep group Heinecken-Ide Associates. After selling Heinecken-Ide to Fujii in 2008, Ted continued to bring his wisdom and industry savvy to accounts in the Midwest until his retirement earlier this year. The Voice of the Heartland is awarded for a lifetime of dedication and service to independent bookselling and booksellers in the Great Lakes and Midwest regions. Ted has given over 50 years of advising, nurturing, and encouragement to independent bookstores in our area.

GREAT LAKES, GREAT READS Emily St. John Mandel is the author of four novels, most recently Station Eleven, which was a finalist for a National Book Award and the PEN/Faulkner Award, and won the 2015 Arthur C. Clarke Award. A previous novel, The Singer’s Gun, was the 2014 winner of the Prix Mystere de la Critique in France. Her short fiction and essays have been anthologized in numerous collections, including Best American Mystery Stories 2013. She is a staff writer for The Millions.

She lives in New York City with her husband.

Knopf

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David Arnold lives in Lexington, KY, with his (lovely) wife and (boisterous) son. Previous jobs include freelance musician/producer, stay-at-home dad, and preschool teacher.

He is a fierce believer in the power of kindness and community. And chips. He believes fiercely in chips. Mosquitoland is his first novel.

Viking Books for Young Readers

Loren Long grew up in Lexington, Kentucky and pursued graduate-level studies at the American Academy of Art in Chicago. Long worked as an illustrator for a greeting card company in Cincinnati before beginning his career as a freelance illustrator, since then receiving numerous accolades for his work. Booksellers perhaps know him best as the creator and illustrator of a little tractor named Otis.

Philomel

MIDWEST BOOKSELLERS CHOICE AWARDS Julie Schumacher grew up in Wilmington, Delaware, and graduated from Oberlin College and Cornell University. Her first novel, The Body Is Water, was published

by Soho Press in 1995 and was an ALA Notable Book of the Year and a finalist for the PEN/Hemingway Award. Her other books include a short story collection, An Explanation for Chaos, and five books for younger readers. She lives in St. Paul and is a faculty member in the Creative Writing Program and the Department of English at the University of Minnesota.

Doubleday

Michael Perry is a New York Times bestselling author, humorist, and radio show host from New Auburn, Wisconsin, with much-loved, bestselling memoirs and fiction for children and adults to his name. He lives with his wife and two daughters in rural Wisconsin, where he serves on the local volunteer fire and rescue service and is an intermittent pig farmer. His essays have appeared in numerous national publications.

Harper

These award-winning authors cannot be present at the show • Joyce Sidman’s award will be accepted by Houghton Mifflin Harcourt • Pamela Hill Smith’s will be accepted by South Dakota Historical Society Press • Ted Kooser’s award will be accepted by Copper Canyon Press

OPENING RECEPTION 8:30 PM, JUNIOR BALLROOM PROMENADE Join your colleagues along with Book Expo American and the American Booksellers Association for complimentary drinks and an opportunity to win free lodging at BEA 2016 in Chicago.

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Hosted by

SATURDAY, OCTOBER 10 Our education is sponsored by Penguin Random House.

Membership Meetings 8:00 am–9:00 am

Calling all members! Enjoy complimentary breakfast while your regional bookselling association holds its annual meeting. Camaraderie and useful information will be shared. Receive a free drink ticket for attending.

GLIBA Magnolia A–C MIBA Lilac A–C

Education Plenary Session 9:00 am–10:00 am

Ideas That Work (and Those That Don’t!): Join us for the annual kick-off of our educational programming, where ideas generated by the audience direct a discussion of best practices across multiple aspects of bookselling.

Come prepared to share your best (and perhaps worst) ideas of the past year.

Led by Susan Thomas of Coffee Tree Books.

Junior Ballroom

Tracks

10:15 am–11:15 am

Blurb Ecology: This panel will discuss the importance of reading galleys, sharing comments, communicating with publishers about likes and dislikes, getting your store on a publisher’s map, and how to write an effective blurb. Moderator: David Enyeart (Common Good Books). Panelists: Nancy Simpson-Brice (The Book Vault), Lynn Riggs (Books & Company), Carol Schneck Varner (Schuler Books).

ABA Education: The Economics of Publishing and How It Impacts Booksellers: In this informative financial session, booksellers will be walked through a profit and loss statement of a new trade title, including the key financial realities of publishing and the many factors that affect both the bookstore channel and consumers. Retail price, production costs, marketing, and returns will be discussed, as well as broader themes that impact the day-to-day cost of publishing, including the the rise of e-books and the implications on reprint decisions. Moderator: Sarah Bagby (Watermark Books).

Panelists: Matty Goldberg (Perseus Books Group).

Bookstores Working Together: What resources can pool you together to make several stores profitable at the same time? There are tried and true ways to make “strength in numbers” a successful adage for your store, including Independent Bookstore Day, Rep Nights, book festivals, and more. Moderator: Leah Hayes (Simon & Schuster). Panelists: Lisa Baudoin (Books & Company), Emily Hall (Main Street Books), Suzanne DeGaetano (Mac’s Backs Books).

Rep Picks Session 1: See the list of presenting reps on p 19.

11:30 am–12:30 pm

Sidelines Buzz: Booksellers discuss the sidelines items they’re most excited about this year and the programming and merchandising that goes along with them. Moderator: Kelly Estep (Carmichael’s Bookstore). Panelists: Lori Price (Anderson’s Bookshop), Eric Heidemann (Fujii Associated), Greg Danz (Zandbroz Variety), Jen Steele (Boswell Book Company).

How to Book Author Events with Publishers: What can you do to make your store noticeable to publishers so they’ll include you on author tours? We’ll share tips on what to include in an author proposal, how to use the author grid on Edelweiss, and how to reach out to publicists effectively.

Moderator: Kate Schlademan (The Learned Owl). Panelists: Lynn Riehl (Nicola’s Books) and Kris Kleindeinst (Left Bank Books).

Lilac A & C

Lilac B & C

Cypress A & B

Magnolia

Lilac A & C

Lilac B & D

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11:30 am–12:30 pm

Small Staff Stores: Whether you are a town or a country store, if you are microstaffing, how do you make it all happen? We’ll discuss how to thrive when you wear not just many hats, but all of them--buying, payroll, accounting, staffing, and more.

Moderator: Erik Anderson (University of Minnesota Press). Panelists: Kathleen Angelone (Bookmamas), Sally Wizik Wills (Beagle and Wolf ), Chris Livingston (The Book Shelf ), Cynthia Compton (4 Kids Books & Toys).

Rep Picks Session 2: See the list of presenting reps on p 19.

MOVEABLE FEAST 12:45 pm–2:15 pm, Junior Ballroom Sponsored by

Cypress A & B

Magnolia

Join our ongoing tradition of feasting with a host of authors.

Enjoy a three-course plated lunch while a series of authors visits your table, bringing their book to life and making them easier to sell in your store. Includes books.

Ticketed event Hosted by Chris Livingston (The Book Shelf )

KEYNOTE AUTHORS Pat Schmatz is the author of five novels for teens, including the newly released Lizard Radio.

Bluefish (Candlewick 2011) won the PEN/Phyllis Naylor Working Writer Fellowship, the Bank Street College of Education’s 2012 Josette Frank Award for fiction, and the SCBWI Crystal Kite Award for the Midwest. It’s also a Junior Library Guild Selection, an ALA Notable Children’s Book, and winner of of the Wisconsin Library Association’s Elizabeth Burr/Worzalla Award. Pat grew up in rural Wisconsin and has lived in Michigan and Minnesota. (Author photo credit: Addendum Books) Michelle Hoover is the Fannie Hurst Writer-in-Residence at Brandeis University and teaches at GrubStreet, where she leads the Novel Incubator program. She is a 2014 NEA Fellow and has been a Writer-in-Residence at Bucknell University, a MacDowell Fellow, and a winner of the PEN/New England Discovery Award. Her debut, The Quickening, was a 2010 Massachusetts Book Award “Must Read.” She is a native of Iowa and lives in Boston.

ALL PARTICIPATING AUTHORS Lucie Amundsen, Locally Laid: How We Built a Plucky, Industry-changing

Egg Farm from Scratch, Penguin Random House Jeff Anderson, Zack Delacruz: Me and My Big Mouth, Sterling Children’s Books Rick Bass, For a Little While, Hachette Melanie Benjamin, The Swans of Fifth Avenue, Penguin Random House Sara Blaedel, The Killing Forest, Hachette Vanessa Blakeslee, Juventud, Curbside Splendor Spike Carlsen, Cabin Lessons: A Nail-by-Nail Tale: Building Our Dream Cottage from 2x4s, Blisters, and Love, Storey Publishing Elisha Cooper, 8: An Animal Alphabet, Scholastic Philip Deaver, Forty Martyrs, Burrow Press Jocelyn Delk Adams, Grandbaby Cakes: Modern Recipes, Vintage Charm, Soulful Memories, Agate Surrey Sonali Dev, The Bollywood Bride, Kensington Beth Dooley, In Winter’s Kitchen, Milkweed Editions Brian Doyle, Chicago, Macmillan Kathleen Ernst, Death on the Prairie: A Chloe Ellefson Mystery,

Llewellyn Publications Amy Haimerl, Detroit Hustle: Finding Grit and Glory in America’s City, Running Press Rebecca Kanner, Esther, Simon & Schuster Jacqueline Kelly, The Curious World of Calpurnia Tate,

Macmillan Children’s Publishing Group Catherine Madison, The War Came Home with Him: A Daughter’s Memoir, University of Minnesota Press

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Rick March, Polka Heartland: Why the Midwest Loves to Polka, Wisconsin

Historical Society Press Cori McCarthy, You Were Here, Sourcebooks James McManus, The Education of a Poker Player, BOA Editions Joe Meno, Marvel and a Wonder, Akashic Books Olivier Morel, Walking Wounded: Uncut Stories from Iraq, NBM Publishing Travis Mulhauser, Sweetgirl, HarperCollins Jennifer Nielsen, Mark of the Thief, Scholastic Nicholas Petrie, The Drifter, Penguin Random House Trevor Pryce, Amphibians’ End: A Kulipari Novel, Abrams Amy Reichert, The Coincidence of Coconut Cake, Simon & Schuster Nina Revoyr, Lost Canyon, Akashic Books Aaron Reynolds, Nerdy Birdy, Macmillan B. A. Shapiro, The Muralist, Workman Viola Shipman, The Charm Bracelet, Macmillan Lindsay Starck, Noah’s Wife, Penguin Random House Ellen Stimson, An Old-Fashioned Christmas: Sweet Traditions for Hearth

and Home, W.W. Norton Faith Sullivan, Good Night, Mr. Wodehouse, Milkweed Editions Ed Tarkington, Only Love Can Break Your Heart, Workman Susan Verde, I Am Yoga, Abrams Books for Young Readers Suzanne Young, Hotel Ruby, Simon & Schuster

2:30 am–3:30 pm

Kid’s Buzz: Booksellers discuss what’s hot in kids’ book picks for fall and winter.

Moderator: Robin Allen (Forever Books). Panelists: Lisa Nehs (Books & Company), Shirley Mullin (Kids Ink), Dave Richardson (Blue Marble Books), Drew Sieplinga (Wild Rumpus).

The Importance of Representing Diversity in Your Bookstore: How do you increase the presence and visibility of diverse literature for kids in your store? We’ll explore the whys and the hows--strategies for stocking titles and supporting diversity overall. Moderator: Laura Barratto (Penguin Random House). Panelists: Ruth Berger (Consortium Book Sales & Distribution), Sarah Holt (Left Bank Books), Lynn Mooney (Women and Children First) Small Town Stores: Strategies for success are different when a bookstore’s community is a small one. We’ll explore how to thrive in a town with less than 15,000 people, including specific best practices for advertising, author events, and other out-of-the-box programming for when you are located off the beaten path.

Moderator: Dana Schulz (Snowbound Books) Panelists: Jill Miner (Saturn Booksellers), Tom Lowry (Lowry’s Books), Andy Holcomb (Fujii Associates).

Rep Picks Session 3: See the list of presenting reps on p 19.

Adult Buzz: So many books, so little time! Get a snapshot of what should be on your radar for the holidays and beyond directlyi form your bookselling peers. Moderator: Roy Schonfeld (Abraham and Associates) Panelists: Kevin Elliot (57th Street Books), Matt Keliher (SubText: A Bookstore), Ann Woodbeck (Excelsior Bay Books), Katharine Solheim (Unabridged Bookstore).

3:45–4:45 pm

Independent Bookstore Day -- Year 2 Eighty percent of stores participating in Independent Bookstore Day 2015 reported a sales increase over the previous year, with a average increase of 70%. Many stores were up more than 100% and some were up as much as 1000%. Local booksellers will join NCIBA Executive Director, Hut Landon to share experiences and successes from the inaugural Independent Bookstore Day. We will discuss what worked, what didn’t, what stores can expect in 2016. Got questions or ideas?

We want to hear them. Moderator: Hut Landon (Northern California Independent Booksellers Association, and founder of Independent Bookstore Day) Panelists: Jay McCoy (The Morris Bookshop) and Jamie Schwesnedl (Moon Palace Books).

What to Do When You Can’t Afford a Fleet of Drones: Several examples of how to be the source for all books for your customers, regardless of your size or inventory. We will cover Direct To Home options with Baker and Taylor and Ingram; stamps.com; Partners next day option; Biblio.com (affiliated with ABA); and other tools. We will also cover receiving logistics in to keep your inventory and bookkeeper happy! Moderator: Jerry Bilek (Minnesota Historical Society Press) Panelists: Jessilynn Norcross (McLean and Eakin), Nathan Montoya (Village Lights Bookstore), Larry Law (Anderson’s Bookshop).

Rep Picks Session 4: See the list of presenting reps on p 19.

Lilac A & C

Lilac B & D

Cypress A & B

Magnolia

Lilac A & C

Lilac B & D

Cypress A & B

Magnolia

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5:00–6:00 pm

Roundtables: Gather at the table/topic of your choice to discuss issues important to indie booksellers.

Magnolia C

Customer Service: Store policies on customer service vary widely.

Discuss best practices, ways to handle problem situations, and the fundamentals of developing a customer service model that is right for your store. Moderator: Judith Kissner (Scout & Morgan)

Self-Publishing Options: Self-published authors require an increasing amount of attention in every bookseller’s daily operations. Certain platforms are detrimental to the indie bookseller market, but others are geared toward our needs. Ingram’s Spark program is one such self-publishing channel. Get to know Spark in this evolving world of publishing. Moderator: Nancy Rohlen (Ingram)

Used Books: Used books offer an enticing margin that can buoy new book inventory and improve your bottom line, but overcommitting to used inventory has its own risks and pitfalls. Discuss risk assessment, purchasing strategies and guidelines, and ways to determine an appropriate balance of new and used inventory for your store based on clientele, selling square footage, and average turn. Moderator: Nathan Montoya (Village Lights Bookstore)

New Bookseller Forum: The nuts and bolts of bookselling can leave you feeling overwhelmed and out of the loop. Two veteran booksellers will be available to answer anything you throw at them, from billing to staffing and rent to utilities. Discuss questions you’re too embarrassed to ask in front of a crowd with someone who’s been there. Moderators: David Enyeart (Common Good Books) and Kate Schlademan (Learned Owl)

Forms: Running a bookstore is more than a full-time job. Luckily, various forms are available to help us quickly and easily access necessary information. Computerized, paper, or online; front-end or back-end; personnel or inventory—there’s a form for everything to help keep you on track. Self-moderated

Consignment: Discuss best practices for consignment. How long should you keep consignment titles on your shelf? Should you allow any books into your store? How do you word your policies to politely decline books you don’t want? Should you charge a fee? What do you do with unsold stock? Share tips, ask questions, and find answers here.

Self-moderated

Staffing: A discussion of best practices beginning with hiring and covering training, policies, and strategies for maintaining a positive work environment for your staff. Moderator: Sandra Law (Anderson’s Bookshop)

Bookstore Marketing: The brains and brawn behind Books & Whatnot invites you to discuss quick and easy ways to market your bookstore in five minutes a day. Learn shortcuts and tools for online and social media marketing, ways to stay organized and ahead of the game, and new strategies that can work for your store. Moderator: Beth Golay

Book Fairs: Discuss five tips to get you started down the book fair road. 1) Logistics: Who, what, where, when and why? 2) How to think outside the box about who you can partner with. 3) What does the bookkeeping look like? 4) Where will you store these extra books? 5) How can Edelweiss help? Self-moderated

Why should you make friends with your small presses?: Independent bookstores and independent publishers are kindred spirits, but often our models don’t align. Distribution and pricing constraints can make it difficult to stock as many indie press titles as we’d like.

How can these like-minded factions strengthen their relationship so publishers are supporting brick-and-mortar stores, and our customers aren’t forced to turn to their devices to buy the books they know they want? Moderators: Steve Semken (Ice Cube Press), Bruce Miller (Miller Book Trade Marketing), and David Unowksy (Subtext)

NORDIC APPETIZER PARTY 6:00 pm–7:15 pm

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Enjoy Nordic meatballs and shortbread cookies with lingonberry cream from the The Nordic Cookbook by Magnus Nilsson.

Hosted by

ADULT AUTHOR DINNER 7:15 pm–9:15 pm, Junior Ballroom Sponsored by

Enjoy a three-course dinner with fellow booksellers while hearing from four of the season’s hottest authors. All ticket holders receive complimentary books and time for book personalization.

Ticketed event

Ethan Canin is the author of seven books, including the story collections Emperor of the Air and The Palace Thief and the novels America America, For Kings and Planets, and Carry Me Across the Water. He is on the faculty of the Iowa Writers’ Workshop and divides his time between Iowa and northern Michigan.

New York Times bestselling author Jacquelyn Mitchard has written many novels for adults and young adults; children’s books; and a memoir, Mother Less Child; and a collection of essays, The Rest of Us: Dispatches from the Mother Ship. Her first novel, The Deep End of the Ocean, was the inaugural selection of the Oprah Winfrey Book Club, later adapted for a feature film starring and produced

by Michelle Pfeiffer. Mitchard is the editor in chief and co-creator of Merit Press and a professor of fiction and creative nonfiction at Vermont College of Fine Arts in Montpelier. She lives on Cape Cod with her husband and their nine children.

Jonis Agee has been praised by the New York Times Book Review as “a gifted poet of that dark lushness in the heart of the American landscape.” She is the award-winning author of twelve books, including the New York Times Notable Books of the Year, Sweet Eyes and Strange Angels. Her awards include a National Endowment for the Arts grant in fiction; a Loft-McKnight Award; a Loft-McKnight Award of Distinction; and two Nebraska Book Awards. A native of Nebraska, Agee teaches at the University of Nebraska-Lincoln.

Kimberla Lawson Roby is the New York Times and USA Today bestselling author of over twenty novels, including the popular Reverend Curtis Black Series along with many standalone titles. She is the 2013 recipient of the NAACP Image Award for Outstanding Literary Work–Fiction, and a #1 Essence magazine bestselling author. She lives with her husband in Rockford, Illinois. Kimberla’s newest novella, Best Friends Forever will be published in January 2016 by Grand Central Publishing.

QUIZ BOWL 9:15 pm, Hiawatha Includes Cash Bar

Come one, come all! Compete in a fierce battle of literary trivia. Create a team of 6 in advance, or just show up ready to play and we’ll form teams on the spot.

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SUNDAY, OCTOBER 11 CHILDREN’S AUTHOR BREAKFAST 8:00 am–9:30 am, Junior Ballroom

Enjoy breakfast with fellow booksellers while hearing from three of the season’s hottest authors. All ticket holders receive complimentary signed copies of the books.

Sponsored in part by

Ticketed event

David Baldacci published his first novel, Absolute Power, in 1996. A major motion picture adaptation followed and since then, he has published 29 novels for adults, all of which have been national and international bestsellers. David has also published four novels for younger readers, including the #1 bestseller The Finisher, which is in development for feature film. He and his wife established the philanthrophic Wish You Well Foundation to support supports family and literacy in the United States. He lives with his family live in Virginia.

Best known for her Skippyjon Jones series, Judy Schachner has illustrated many of her own stories, including the much-loved Grannyman and its companion book, Bits & Pieces. A #1 New York Times Bestseller, Judy is also known for her spirited reading of the Skippyjon stories, for which she won the first E.B. White Read Aloud Award. She lives in Swarthmore, Pennsylvania.

Andrea Davis Pinkney is the New York Times bestselling author of more than 20 books for children, many of them illustrated by her husband Brian Pinkney. Her novels and other works have been awarded multiple Coretta Scott King Book Awards, NAACP Image Award nominations, the Boston Globe/Horn Book Honor medal, New York Times Notable Book and Editors’ Pick citations, and have received several Parenting Publication Gold Medals. Pinkney lives with her family in Brooklyn, New York.

EXHIBIT HALL

SHOW FLOOR IS OPEN 9:30 am—5:00 pm • Visit your favorite exhibitors to see what’s hot for fall/winter.

• Visit exhibitors you’ve never met before and make a new connection.

• Use the show specials on pg 21-23 and place orders.

• Visit the catalog booths to see the titles in our winter catalogs.

• Get books signed from authors in the regional author booth.

• Visit the MIBA booth to place your catalog POS order.

• Visit the GLIBA booth and sign up to be a mentor or a mentee.

• Check out the Silent Auction and place your bids before 3:30 pm.

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SALES REP PICKS Magnolia Saturday October 10, 2015 10:15 am–11:15 am Eric Heidemann, Fujii Associates John Dennany, Penguin Young Readers Terribeth Smith, Scholastic Emily Johnson, Abraham Heidi Weiland, Sourcebooks Ruth Berger, Consortium Tim Mooney, Random House Children’s

2:30 pm–3:30 pm Chris Conti, Phaidon Anne Hellman, Macmillan Stefan Morehead, Penguin Adult Jerry Bilek, Minnesota Historical Society Press David Mallmann, W. W. Norton Bridget Piekarz, Random House Adult Halley Pucker, Wisconsin Historical Society Press

11:30 am–12:30 pm Roy Schonfeld, Abraham Laura Baratto, Random House Adult Bruce Miller, Miller Trade Becke Bollinger, Indiana Historical Society Press Matt Smiley, University of Minnesota Johanna Hynes, Publisher’s Group West/ Perseus Book Group Betty Redmond, Publisher’s Group West/ Perseus Book Group

3:45 pm–4:45 pm Melissa Weisberg, Macmillan Caitlin Nalven, Simon & Schuster Steve Hubbard, Llewellyn Martyn Beeny, University of Nebraska Press Casey O’Neill, Milkweed Editions Brian Wilson, Penguin Adult Mary-Katheryn Steele, World Wisdom and Wisdom Tales Press

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Regional Author Booth Booths 110 and 112. Authors from the MIBA and GLIBA region of states are signing books throughout the day on the show floor.

10:00–10:45 am

Jessica Chiarella And Again Simon & Schuster

Lindsay Yankey Sun and Moon Simply Read Bbooks

Adam Selzer Ghosts of Lincoln Llewellyn Publications

Natalie Richards My Secret to Tell Sourcebooks

11:00–11:45 am

Bonnie Jo Campbell Mothers, Tell Your Daughters W.W. Norton

Denise Holmes The Yoga Game in the Garden Simply Read Books

Ina Pinkney Ina’s Kitchen Agate Midway

Troy Cummings The Notebook of Doom #7 Scholastic

1:00–1:45 pm

Renee Rosen White Collar Girl Penguin Random House

Adam Schuitema Haymaker Northern Illinois University Press

Michael Spradlin Into the Killing Seas Scholastic

Susan Dennard Truthwitch Macmillan

2:00–2:45 pm

Mary Kubica Pretty Baby Harlequin

Barbara Morrow Hardwood Glory Indiana Historical Society Press

Daniel Kraus The Death and Life of Zebulon Finch Simon & Schuster

Robert Blagojevich Fundraiser A: My Fight for Freedom and Justice Northern Illinois University Press

3:00–3:45 pm

Eric Fassnacht A Good Family: A Novel Macmillan

Anne Elizabeth Moore Threadbare Microcosm Publishing

Aimee Carter Simon Thorn and the Wolf’s Den Bloomsbury

Matthew Hefti A Hard and Heavy Thing Tyrus Books

BOOK SIGNING RECEPTION 5:30 pm–7:30 pm, Junior Ballroom Free Event

Get a signed copy of books from a host of exciting authors. The event includes hors d’oeuvres, cash bar, and complimentary books.

JOIN IN THE BOOK SIGNING RECEPTION RAFFLE! We’re giving away two all-event meal tickets at HFF16, one free year of MIBA membership, and one free year of GLIBA membership. All of our reception authors are the keepers of raffle tickets. Get a book signed and ask the author for a ticket.

Write your name and store name on the back of every ticket. Enter them into the raffle to win one of our prizes.

Nancy J. Cavanaugh, Just Like Me, Sourcebooks Matthew Cordell, Lost. Found,

Macmillan Children’s Publishing Group Bruce Coville, The Enchanted Files: Diary of a Mad Brownie,

Penguin Random House Heather Gudenkauf, Missing Pieces, Harlequin Paul Griffin, Adrift, Scholastic Julie Halpern, Maternity Leave, Macmillan Katherine Howe, The Appearance of Annie van Sinderen,

Penguin Random House Jim Kraus, The Dog That Saved Stewart Coolidge, Hachette 20

Peter Kujawinski, Nightfall, Penguin Random House Tom Lichtenheld, Friendshape, Scholastic David Maraniss, Once in a Great City: A Detroit Story,

Simon & Schuster Dave Reidy, The Voiceover Artist, Curbside Splendor Michael Rosen, The Tale of Rescue, Candlewick Press Carrie Ryan, The Map to Everywhere, Hachette Michael Witwer, Empire of Imagination: Gary Gygax and the

Birth of Dungeons & Dragons, Macmillan Jeff Zentner, The Serpent King, Penguin Random House

Special Offers and Exhibitor Contact Information Abraham Associates, 213, 215, 217, 219

Burrow Press, 606

John Mesjak, john@abrahamassociatesinc.com, 5120-A Cedar Lake Road, St. Louis Park, MN, 55416, P 952-927-7920, F 952-927-8089 Albert Whitman – 10+ units receives +3% and 60 days billing. Offer good 9/1/15 through 10/30/15. Does not combine with other offers. Promo code: AW15FALL Artbook | D.A.P.: 15+ units receives 50% discount (52% non-returnable). No backorders or NYP. Limited edition/stock, signed edition, SDNR20/SDNR30/SDNR40/Flat40 discounts no eligible. Offer good 9/15/15 through 11/15/15. Mark order as regional show special Candlewick: 25 assorted backlist units earns 50% and 90 days’ dating. Offer good from 9/10 to 10/30. Promo code: EC4 (for EDI orders, use code RCP004). Drop your business card off at their booth to enter a raffle for a signed and framed limited edition giclée print by Carson Ellis, author/illustrator of HOME! Chelsea Green: 10+ units receive +2%. Offer available 2 weeks before and after show date. Use promo code: TS14 Chronicle Books: 24+ units receives +2%, net 90 billing. Good on all titles (excluding Moleskine). Offer good 9/10/15-10/31/15. Use promo code: REGL15 LSU Press: 1 order of frontlist/backlist combined receives 50% discount. Offer good for orders received within 1 week of the show Princeton University Press: 10+ units receives 47% discount, and free freight. No backorders or NYP. Offer good through 11/30/15. Use promo code: P06098 Sleeping Bear Press: +3% discount and free freight on orders of 10 or more units (frontlist and backlist). Good on orders received at the show. Mark order as regional show special University Press of New England: 50% discount for one order received at the show

Ryan Rivas, ryan@burrowpress.com, PO Box 533709, Orlando, FL, 32853, P 786-547-0430

American Booksellers Association, 519 Maria Rodriguez, maria@bookweb.org, 333 Westchester Avenue, Suite S202, White Plains, NY, 10604, P 914-406-7500, F 914-610-6297, ABA show special – free trial membership!

Wondering about the many benefits that come with being a member of the American Booksellers Association? Interested in world-class education and networking events; access to bookselling best practices; IndieCommerce sites; unique marketing resources; and discounted business services, such as credit card processing? Test drive ABA membership until January 31, 2016, for free, and enjoy these benefits and more—including the opportunity to attend ABA’s acclaimed Winter Institute (attendance capped at 500).

To sign up, visit the ABA booth at the fall trade shows, or join online between September 18 and October 25, 2015 using the promo code REGF2015. For more information email info@bookweb.org or visit www.BookWeb.org.

Baker & Taylor, Inc., 205 Rebecca Ortiz, Rebecca.ortiz@baker-taylor.com, 2550 W. Tyvola Road, Suite 300, Charlotte, NC, 28217, P 704-998-3231, F 847-998-3321 A 45% discount on the holiday catalog titles—and earn an additional point if you place your order during the show—as well as extra discounts on many sidelines items. PLUS, enter to win all the products on display at our booth and a scholarship to the ABC Children’s Institute.

Barron’s Educational Series, Inc., 407 Lucy Guarino, barrons@barronseduc.com, 250 Wireless Boulevard, Hauppauge, NY, 11788, P 631-434-3311, F 631-434-3723 Free freight, minimum 35 copies (offer good at show only)

Book Expo America, 216 Lisa Montanaro, lmontanaro@reedexpo.com, 383 Main Avenue, Norwalk, CT, 06851, P 203-840-5902, F 203-840-9902

Book Industry Charitable Foundation (BINC), 501 Pam French, info@bincfoundation.org, 713 West Ellsworth Road, Ste. A, Ann Arbor, MI, 48108, P 734-477-1025, F 734-477-2806

Books & Whatnot, 117 Beth Golay, beth.golay@booksandwhatnot.com, 216 N. Mosley, Wichita, KS, 67202, P 316-208-3438

Bravebird Publishing, 620 Danielle Simmons, contact@bravebirdbooks.com, PO Box 235, Chicago Ridge, IL, 60415, P 312-970-1763 Get an additional 3% off when you purchase 6 or more paperback or hardcover copies of Blue Sky. Get an additional 5% off when you purchase 5 or more paperback copies of How to Knock a Bravebird from Her Perch. Get signed copies, bookmarks, and shelftalkers when you purchase both books

Columbia University Press, 515 Kevin Kurtz, cb2954@columbia.edu, 61 W 62nd Street, New York, NY, 10023, P 212-4590600, F 217-489-2941, 800-944-1844 50% discount on orders for 15+ backlist books. Please see your sales rep for the details and for information on special offers from the other publishers in our consortium

Consortium Book Sales & Distribution 211, Ruth Berger, rberger@cbsd.com, The Keg House, 34 Thirteenth Avenue NE, Suite 101, Minneapolis, MN, 55413-1007, P 612-746-2632, F 612-746-2606

David R. Godine Publisher, 513 Sue Ramin, sue@godine.com, 15 Court Square, Suite 320, Boston, MA, 02108, P 617-4519600, F 617-350-0250 50% discount on orders of 20 or more instock backlist titles

Free Spirit Publishing, 511 Penne Post, post@freespirit.com, 6325 Sandburg Road, Suite 100, Golden Valley, MN, 55427, P 612-746-6857, F 612-337-5050 +5%, and free freight 9/1/2015–11/30/2015. Use the code FALLTR15

Fresh Frances, 409 Mindy Barancik, mindy@freshfrances.com, 417 S. Jefferson St. #413, Chicago, IL, 60607, P 312-322-1008, F 312-322-1070 Free freight with a $200 or higher purchase, excluding freight on any displays

Frost Hollow Press, 622 Cynthia Silveri, Illustrator/Publisher, cynthia@silveri.com, 20200 Waterloo Road, Chelsea, MI 48118, P 248-808-7855 45% discount on all book orders taken during the show

Fujii Associates, Inc., 413, 415, 417, 419, 421, 512, 514, 516, 518, 520 Kathy Bogs, kathybogs@fujiiassociates.com, 10621 Tower Drive, Orland Park, IL, 60467, P 708-978-7826, F 708-949-8846 Abrams: Order 25 backlist units and earn an additional +4% discount & Free Freight; 50+ units earns +6% discount & Free Freight. Includes Diary of Wimpy Kid series; Code BACK15; may be used multiple times and expires 12/31/15 Capstone Publishers: Earn an additional 4% discount with an order of 15 assorted backlist units. May be used once between September 15 – October 31, 2015. Promo code FR15+4 Familius: Earn 52% discount and free freight with an order of 10+ units Flowerpot Press: Earn 50% discount & free freight with an order of 10 units Gibbs Smith: Order 15 units frontlist and/or backlist and earn an additional 2% & free freight. Order 30 units and earn an additional 5% discount, free freight & 90 days dating Houghton Mifflin Harcourt: Order 50 backlist units and earn either +4% (code TRDBR3) or 120 days dating (code TRDBRC); valid September - November. Books published before 1/1/15 IPG: Earn 50% discount and free freight with a backlist order of 25 units or more Kumon: Order 10 units and earn a 45% discount and free freight (standard terms) Litographs: Earn free freight on any order placed in October with the code HFF. MerryMakers: Order $200 net minimum and earn free freight or a free giant doll of your choice Mountain Press: Earn 50% and free freight at the show Mountaineers: Order 10 units and earn 50% discount and free freight Peachtree Publishers: Earn an additional 2% discount and free freight on orders of 15+ units Shelter Harbor: Order 5 units and earn 48% discount and free freight or 10 units and earn 50% and free freight. For new accounts only. Offer expires November 1, 2015 Scholastic/CP&FW: An order of 15 units earns 53% discount. Use code ZAC- Fall 2015 Sounds True: Order 10 or more units and earn an additional 5% and free freight Sourcebooks: Earn 50% discount and free freight with 15 backlist units Sterling Publishing: Order 30 units and earn an additional 5% discount and free freight Tiger Tales: Earn free freight with no minimum order Time Inc Books: Earn an extra 4% discount with an order of 20 units. Use promo code RTS16. Valid 9/15 thru 11/1/2015. Limit one order per ship to Tuttle Publishing: Order 20 backlist books and earn 50% discount, and free freight.

Returnable accounts only. Use code L9885. Valid 9/115 thru 10/31/15 Workman Publishing: An order of 50+ units from our Workman100 list earns 50% discount, free freight and extended dating. Use promo code W100

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Hachette Book Group, 119

Milkweed Editions, 305

Jennifer Kowalski, tradesalesmarketing@hbgusa.com, 1290 Avenue of the Americas, New Casey O’Neil, casey_oneil@milkweed.org, 1011 Washington Avenue, Open Book, Suite York, NY, 10104, P 212-364-1599, F 212-364-0943 300, Minneapolis, MN, 55415-1246, P 612-215-2556, F 612-215-2550

Harlequin Enterprises Ltd., 506

Miller Trade Book Marketing, 103

Cecelia Helwig, cecelia.helwig@harpercollins.com, 225 Duncan Hill Road, Don Mills, ON, CANADA, H3B 3K9, P 416-445-5860, F 416-448-7132

Bruce Miller, bruce@millertrade.com, 1426 W. Carmen Avenue, Chicago, IL, 60640, P 773275-8156, F 312-276-8109 University of Georgia Press: 48% discount on trade and short titles on one order per HarperCollins Publishers, 401, 403, 405, 500, 502, 504 season. No minimum quantity required. Good on frontlist and backlist orders Cecelia Helwig, cecelia.helwig@harpercollins.com, 195 Broadway, New York, NY, 10022, P Ice Cube Press: 50% and free freight on orders placed during trade show 570-941-1277 John F Blair: 10 or more assorted new and backlist titles 46% returnable/50% nonreturnTerms: +3% discount; orders must be placed between 9/1/2015 and 10/31/2015; able PLUS free shipping Good until October 1 minimum order of 50 units per ship to location; good for one order only; this offer is University Press of Kansas: 44% discount, free freight, no minimum, front and backlist good for adult titles only; the offer extends to all available adult titles with an on sale prior combine. One order per season to 6/1/2015; please ask at the booth for a promo code to use when when placing your University Press of Kentucky: Discounts valid for all ISBNS: 45% off trade titles, 40% off order; Go Set a Watchman by Harper Lee is excluded from the promotion. short discount titles, 20% off text titles. Free shipping. Good for one order per account through October. The free shipping applies to everything on the order, including backorHaymarket Books, 107 dered books. (FREP) Rory Fanning, rory@haymarketbooks.org, 4015 N Rockwell, Chicago, IL, 60618, P 773-583-7884 Michigan State University Press: 50% discount on trade show orders 20% off all titles University Press of Mississippi: 50% discount on trade (T) and short (S) Does not apply to regional select (R), limited (L), or print-on-demand (D) Offer is reusable through 12.02.15, Houghton Mifflin Harcourt, 418 and there is no minimum. One book will qualify on a sales reps order. Includes Fall Ellen Sugg, Ellen.Sugg@hmhco.com, 15 E 26th Street, New York, NY, 10010, P 651-762frontlist and backlist 7648, F 651-762-5606 Receive +4% off of earned discount on backlist orders (50 unit minimum for retailers/ 100 Rutgers University Press: Free freight on all orders (excepting class adoption orders). From 9/1 until 12/31/15 50% off on backlist titles published before 6/30/15. Specials may be units for wholesale) used on multiple orders Syracuse University Press: 45% discount, one order per season, trade and short, good on Indiana Historical Society Press, 509 Becke Bolinger, bbolinger@indianahistory.org, 450 W Ohio Street, Indianapolis, IN, 46202- new titles and backlist titles listed on the Fall, 2015 order form (05FALWIN15) Temple University Press: Buy 5 plus copies (single title or assorted, trade and/or short, but 3269, P 317-234-3683, F 317-234-0562 no text orders) -- 46% discount. Free freight on one order. Order must be marked “Fall Extra 5% plus FF for all orders over $100 2015 Show Special 46% discount.”This special is good until the end of November

Ingram Content Group, 318 Casey Warren, casey.warren@ingramcontent.com, One Ingram Boulevard, La Vergne, TN, 37086, P 615-213-5696, F 615-287-5288 Applewood: Order 24 assorted titles in the Applewood American Roots series to receive a complimentary wooden display. Valid through 12/31/2015. Contact your Ingram rep for details Arcas: Free display and an extra 5% discount on each single order of 24+ copies of Arcas’s timely, informative Lighting Guides. Contact your Ingram Rep to receive an acrylic display unit for the Lighting Guides collection featuring in-demand topics ranging from Mars to Cuba

IPG/Independent Publishers Group, 411, 510 Jeff Palicki, jpalicki@ipgbook.com, 814 N Franklin Street, Chicago, IL, 60610, P 312-3370747, F 312-337-1807

Llewellyn Worldwide, Ltd., 312 Mary Ruud, maryr@llewellyn.com, 2143 Wooddale Drive, Woodbury, MN, 55125-2989, P 651-312-8415, F 651-291-1908 55 and free freight for order written at the show

Lone Pine Publishing, 316 Mike Campbell, mikec@lonepinepublishing.com, 1808 B Street NW, Suite 140, Auburn, WA, 98001, P 253-394-0400, F 253-394-0405 10+ books, 45% discount

Macmillan, 304, 306 Andrew Zibell, andrew.zibell@macmillan.com, 175 Fifth Avenue, New York, NY, 10010, P 646-307-5348, F 212-202-7819 Fall 2015 Stock Offer: Receive additional 2% discount on eligible backlist orders received July 1, 2015-October 31, 2015. Ask your Macmillan sales rep for details

McGraw Hill Education, 507

Minnesota Historical Society Press / Borealis Books, 206 Jerry Bilek, jerry.bilek@mnhs.org, 345 Kellogg Boulevard W, St. Paul, MN, 55102-1906, P 651-259-3202, F 651-297-1345 Extra 3% discount on all show orders for MNHS Press

Northern Illinois University Press, 610, 612 Lori Propheter, lpropheter@niu.edu, 2280 Bethany Road, Dekalb, IL, 60115, P 815-7539905, F 815-753-1845 48% discount at the show, with no minimum order, and a deadline of Oct. 31 to place orders

OddInt Media, 616 Robert Laurie, robert@oddintmedia.com, 114 Main Street, Fontana, WI, 53125, P 859806-9058

Partners Book Distributing, Inc., 218 Sam Speigel, sspeigel@partners-east.com, 2325 Jarco Drive, Holt, MI, 48842, P 517-6943205, F 517-694-0617 2015 Holiday Catalog Special: Orders placed from the 2015 Holiday Catalogs are eligible for a 43% discount and 1 return without penalty. Terms of order special: One order only.

Order must be marked “Catalog Special.” Please mark your order or let your customer service representative know when you are placing your order it is for the Catalog Special. 25 assorted books minimum. Terms of return special: One return may be made of titles from the Catalog Special invoice. Return and packing list must be marked “Catalog Special.”

Return must be received by 1/31/16

Penguin Random House, 406, 408, 410, 412, 414, 416 Heidi Graynor, hgraynor@penguinrandomhouse.com, 1745 Broadway, New York, NY, 10019, P 212-572-2604

Phaidon Press, 207

Burt Rynders, sandra.bernales@mheducation.com, 2 Penn Plaza, 9th floor, New York, NY, Chris Conti, cconti@phaidon.com, 65 Bleecker Street, 8th Fl., New York, NY, 10014, P 61410121, P 646-766-3010 353-0687, F 212-652-5410 3% additional discount on all backlist titles (minimum 25 unit’s total) excluding Higher Ed, 50% and Free Freight on 10+ books Medical/MD and Technical

McNaughton & Gunn, 505 Jonnie A. Bryant, jonnieb@mcnaughton-gunn.com, 960 Woodland Drive, Saline, MI, 48176, P 734-429-8713, 800-677-2665 McNaughton & Gunn will be raffling a $50 gift card

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Publishers Group West/Perseus Books Group, 307, 309, 311, 313, 315, 317, 319 Samuel Littlefield, samuel.littlefield@pgw.com, 1700 Fourth Street, Berkeley, CA, 94710, P 510-809-3704, F 510-809-3733 Small Business Saturday Merchandising Program. Stock up now for Small Business Saturday promotions and receive +5% on all titles in print from the Perseus Books Group imprints and the clients of Consortium Book Sales and Distribution, Legato Publishers Group, Perseus Distribution, and Publishers Group West. Offer valid from 10/1/2015 – 11/4/2015 Include account number, contact name, and promo code FALL15 on purchase order. • Valid for ABA Member accounts only • Minimum order of 20 titles • No backorders, not valid on NYP titles • Offer is valid for multiple uses during this time period • Does not combine with any other offers • Does not apply to short/ agency discount titles • Offer excludes titles from Harvard Business Review Press and Gambit. Place orders with your Perseus/PGW/Consortium sales representative, email Orderentry@perseusbooks.com, or call Customer Service at 800-343-4499

Quindaro Press, 608

University of Toronto Press: 45% discount on titles presented at the trade show. Valid October 9 through November 9. Title list available in booth University of Wisconsin Press: 50% discount for retailers on all trade and short titles through November 30. Use code HFF15 Peterson Institute: 42% and free freight for 5+ units (independent retailers only) World Scientific Publishing Co.: 45% discount on selected titles. Valid through November 30. Title list available in booth

Triumph Books, 525 Tom Galvin, t.galvin@triumphbooks.com, 814 N. Franklin Street, Chicago, IL, 60610 50% discount, 15 or more units, returnable terms, and free freight. Offer ends 10/15/15.

ISBN prefixes 978160078 / 978162937 / 978157243

University of Chicago Press, 523 Bob Hoffman, rmh@uchicago.edu, 1427 E 60th Street, Chicago, IL, 60637, P 773-7020340, F 773-702-9756

University of Illinois Press, 521

Aaron Barnhart, quindaropress@gmail.com, 3808 Genessee Street, Kansas City, MO, 64111, P 816-200-2276 47% and free freight on 5+ on orders placed at the show

Margo E. Chaney, mechaney@uillinois.edu, 1325 S Oak Street, Champaign, IL, 618206903, P 217-244-6491, F 217-244-8082 47% discount on orders taken during the show

Scholastic, 404

University of Minnesota Press, 308, 310

Terribeth Smith, tsmith@scholastic.com, 557 Broadway, New York, NY, 10012-3999, P 859-361-9776, F 859-441-4477 Place your backlist order between 9/1/15 and 11/15/15 and you may choose to receive either 2% extra discount or delayed billing (net 2/15/16). All Scholastic backlist titles, hardcover and paperback in store by 8/1/15 are eligible except for all Minecraft titles. Minimum order of 50 assorted books. Two orders per season. Orders are subject to approval by Scholastic’s credit department. Delayed billing promotion code: S00106. Extra 2% discount promotion code: S00105. Orders for the Branches 50-Copy Prepack (978-0-545-90838-2) already receive the beautiful FREE Branches permanent counter display. Accounts purchasing the prepack at a Fall Regional Trade Show will also receive delayed billing until 2/15/16. Order must be placed using this promotion code: S00108 Klutz: Free freight and net 90 dating on orders of 15 units or more of the top 20 backlist and front list. See your Scholastic rep or come by the booth for more details

Shelf Awareness, 618

Christopher Priest, christopher@shelf-awareness.com, 1932 1st Avenue, Suite 300, Seattle, WA, 98101, P 206-436-9711

Simon & Schuster, 203

Diane Rosa, diane.rosa@simonandschuster.com, 1230 Avenue of the Americas, New York, NY, 10020, 212-698-2478, 212-698-2359

Sourcebooks, 517

Heidi Weiland, heidi.weiland@sourcebooks.com, 1935 Brookdale Road, Suite 139, Naperville, IL, 60563, P 630-536-0538, F 630-961-2168 Backlist special 15+ books = 50% FF

South Dakota Historical Society Press, 624

Jennifer McIntyre, jennifer.mcintyre@state.sd.us, 900 Governors Drive, Pierre, SD, 57501, P 605-773-8161

The RoadRunner Press, 614

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Carole Timkovich, Trade Show Manager and Midwest Sales Rep, ctimkovich@msn. com, 10727 S California Ave, Chicago, IL 60655, Phone/fax 773-239-4295 Cornell University Press: 50% and free freight on 5+ units University Press of Florida: 48% discount on trade titles, 45% on short titles, and free freight. No minimum. Valid through November 4 with code HFF15 University of Hawaii Press: 50% discount on all UHP titles. Distributed titles 40% discount. One order only University of Oklahoma Press: 50% discount on 5+ units Penn State University Press: Trade titles: 45% discount on frontlist, 50% discount on backlist. Short titles: 40% discount on 5 or fewer copies per title. Free shipping on one order University of Pennsylvania Press: 45% and free freight on 10+ backlist Texas Tech University Press: 50% discount and free freight

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