Corner Office: Editor Ascendant: Michael Pietsch
Hachette's heir apparent talks about his new role, merger-mania, running the author's gauntlet and getting ribbed by Keith Richards.
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Michael Pietsch is Executive Vice President and Publisher of Little, Brown and Company. Pietsch attended Harvard College and entered publishing as an intern for David R. Godine, Publisher, in Boston. In 1979 he came to New York to work for Charles Scribner's Sons, where he edited fiction, mysteries, histories and nonfiction including Ernest Hemingway's posthumous memoir The Dangerous Summer. In 1985, Pietsch moved to Harmony Books, an imprint of Crown Publishing.
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- Hachette Book Group
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