Cathy Grossman
Journalist at Freelance
Freelance Writer and Editor at Publishers Weekly
I cover values & visions, life's big questions and end-of-life decisions. Pie baker, birder, ballet fan.
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6 days ago |
publishersweekly.com | Cathy Grossman
HarperCollins Christian Publishing (HCCP) has announced two promotions to its executive leadership team as it readies for the retirement of SVP and group publisher John Kramp in December. Melinda Bouma has been named VP and associate group publisher for Zondervan's Bibles, Academic, and Reflective imprints, and Philip Nation has been appointed VP and associate group publisher for Thomas Nelson Bibles and Spanish publishing.
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6 days ago |
publishersweekly.com | Cathy Grossman
Eager for a book on the life story and ideology of the American-born Cardinal Robert Francis Prevost, who became Pope Leo XIV on Thursday? Hold that thought. Very little has been written by or about him—so far. Catholic publishers and journalists practiced at on-the-spot papal biographies are racing to research and write those first books.
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1 week ago |
publishersweekly.com | Cathy Grossman
No one who knows ambitious, relentlessly entrepreneurial Campbell Wharton would be remotely surprised to learn that the book-loving boy from Sydney, whose mother was a church worker, would grow up to launch a new Christian division for a Big Five publishing house.
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1 week ago |
publishersweekly.com | Cathy Grossman
The death of Pope Francis and the solemn, secretive conclave of Catholic cardinals who elect his successor are drawing attention to books new and old, and factual and fictionalized, about the late pope and the rules and rituals of the voting that commences today. According to Circana Bookscan, sales of Hope: The Autobiography (Random House), released on January 14, rose by 13,762 in the week after Francis's Valentine's Day hospitalization to the week after his death at Easter.
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1 week ago |
publishersweekly.com | Cathy Grossman
Spirituality publishers note that the formats that appeal to religious believers—daily devotionals, Christian living guides, and poetic meditations—also work well for those who eschew traditional faiths. In new and forthcoming books aimed at such readers, authors assert that spiritual experiences can occur anywhere, at any moment, on any given day—if one is open to them. One title aiming to help readers open up is The Daily Artist’s Way: 366 Meditations for Creative Living (Jan.
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