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Monday, September 19, 2005 Publishing News From Publishers Lunch at Publishers Marketplace: King Tops First Round of Auction The online auction for the right to name a character in Stephen King's forthcoming book CELL yielded a winning bid of $25,100, with proceeds going to the First Amendment Project. The next highest winning bids in the first round of the auction included: Lemony Snicket ($6,350) Michael Chabon ($6,000) Amy Tan ($3,338.88) Peter Straub ($2,125) Jonathan Lethem ($2,025) Karen Jay Fowler ($1,853.88) And here are the leading bids so far in the second round of the auction: John Grisham ($7,940) Nora Roberts ($5,100) Neil Gaiman ($2,750) Brad Meltzer ($810) Dave Eggers ($761) NY Mag Guesses at Salaries In a different compilation of numbers, NY Magazine publishes their annual salary guide, though many entries "inevitably, are guesses." Here are their publishing numbers: Judith Regan $1 million President and publisher, Regan Books Sonny Mehta $750,000 Chairman and editor-in-chief, Alfred A. Knopf Publishing Group Ann Godoff $400,000 President and publisher, the Penguin Press Sam Tanenhaus $180,000 Editor, The New York Times Book Review Stephen Riggio $4,813,567 CEO and vice-chairman, Barnes & Noble Lisa Jong $12,896 Clerk, Barnes & Noble (32 hours a week at $7.75 per hour) Wow, some big money transactions going on. Can someone PLEASE tell me how to get me one of them publishing jobs? Except, of course, the B&N clerk position (hope Lisa's getting a good education so that she can one day make Regan's salary).
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