Working the Floor: BEA Exhibitor Listing N-P

NAPOLEON PUBLISHING/ RENDEZVOUS PRESS

Distributed by Words Distributing Co. Booths: 2320, 2321.

NATIONAL ACADEMIES PRESS/JOSEPH HENRY PRESS

Publishes for the National Academy of Sciences, the National Academy of Engineering, the Institute of Medicine and National Research Council; its imprint Joseph Henry Press offers general-interest science, medical and technology titles. Featured:The Man Who Would Be Queen: The Science and Psychology of Gender-Bending and Transsexualism by J. Michael Bailey; Prime Obsession: Bernhard Riemann and the Greatest Unsolved Problem in Mathematics by John Derbyshire; One True Platonic Heaven: A Scientific Fiction on the Limits of Knowledge by John L. Casti; The Last Sorcerers: The Path from Alchemy to the Periodic Table by Richard Morris; We're Friends, Right? by William Corsaro. Giveaways: pens, T-shirts. Discounts: 45% plus free freight. Booth: 4052.

NATIONAL ASSN. OF INDEPENDENT PUBLISHERS REPRESENTATIVES (NAIPR)

Booth: 3542.

NATIONAL BOOK FOUNDATION

Sponsors the National Book Awards and educational outreach programs; promotes reading and appreciation of American literature. Booth: 2246.

NATIONAL BOOK NETWORK

Provides sales, marketing, order fulfillment and credit and collection services to domestic and international independent publishers of fiction and nonfiction trade and audio books. Featured: titles from client-publishers, including Bard Press, BowTie Press, Bright Sky Press, C.W. Daniel, Cato Institute, Davies-Black, Dillman Karate Int'l, Eclipse Press, Enigma Books, Entrepreneur Press, Greenline Publications, Harbor Press, Harvard Common Press, Heinemann, Hudson Hills, ICG-Muse, Inner Ocean, Insomniac Press, Ivan R. Dee/JS Sanders/New Amsterdam, Justin Charles & Co., Lone Eagle, McBooks, McGraw Hill Audio, Michael Wiese, M. Evans & Co., Oneworld, Photo Tour Books, Quest, Rand, RLPG Trade, Snow Lion Publications, Thorsons, Totem Books, Towle House, Vertical, Welcome Rain, Wisdom, YMAA. Discounts: 50%, retail; 52%, wholesale on orders of 25 or more. Special Events: May 30/May 31: cake at 3 p.m., wine/cheese at 5 p.m. Booth: 1837.

NATIONAL GALLERIES OF SCOTLAND

Exhibiting with Publishers Assn. (U.K.). Booth: 1374.

NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC BOOKS

Publishes illustrated nonfiction books, including travel guides, reference books and beautiful photography books on a variety of subjects from history and nature to science and adventure; distributed by Simon & Schuster. Featured:Through the Lens: National Geographic Greatest Photographs; Defining a Nation: The Remarkable Circumstances that Shaped the American Character by David Halberstam et al.; Africana Woman: Her Story Through Time by Cynthia Jacobs Carter; Songcatchers: In Search of the World's Music by Mickey Hart with K.M. Kostyal; End of the Earth: Voyaging to Antarctica by Peter Matthiessen; National Geographic Reference Atlas to the Birds of North America. Giveaways: catalogues, advance copies, photo CDs. Discounts: see Simon & Schuster booth for details. Booth: 4310.

NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC CHILDREN'S BOOKS

Publishes illustrated nonfiction hardcover and paperback books for children and young adults; distributed by Simon & Schuster. Featured:National Geographic World Atlas for Young Explorers, Revised and Expanded; National Geographic Mysteries of History by Robert Stewart, Clint Twist and Edward Horton; Mayflower 1620: A New Look at a Pilgrim Voyage by Plimoth Plantation with Peter Arenstam, John Kemp and Catherine O'Neil, photos by Sisse Brimberg and Cotton Coulson; Voices of Ancient Egypt by Kay Winters, illus. by Barry Moser; Facing the Lion: Growing Up Maasai on the African Savanna by Joseph Lemasolai Lekuton with Herman Viola. Giveaways: catalogues, brochures, posters, advance copies. Discounts: see Simon & Schuster booth for details. Booth: 4310.

NATIONAL PRESS

Booth: 348.

NATIONAL SALES

Booth: 3519.

NAVAL INSTITUTE PRESS

Publishes books on naval and maritime history and current affairs, navigation and seamanship, naval science and engineering, reference and professional subjects, titles under auspices of Assn. of U.S. Army and naval fiction. Featured:Dutton's Nautical Navigation, 15th Edition; Field Artillery and Firepower; Sailor in the White House: The Seafaring Life of FDR; 100 Years of World Military Aircraft; Iron from the Deep: The Discovery and Recovery of the USS Monitor; West Wind, Flood Tide: The Battle of Mobile Bay; On Hallowed Ground: The Last Battle for Pork Chop Hill; Lightning Strikes Twice: U.S. Responses to North Korea's Attacks on USS Pueblo and EC-121; Burn After Reading: The Espionage History of WWII; Sub-Chaser; Caviar and Commissars: The Experience of a U.S. Naval Officer in Stalin's Russia; The Hunters and the Hunted: German U-Boats, 1939—1945. Booth: 4119.

NAV PRESS/PINON PRESS

Offers personal growth resources in business, relationships, marriage and family, parenting, adoption, women's issues, leadership, mentoring, spirituality, societal/cultural concerns and others. Featured:The Message by Eugene Peterson; The Gospel Reloaded and The Tao of Enron, both by Chris Seay; City of Dreams by Stephen Lawhead; Never Scratch a Tiger with a Short Stick by Gordon S. Jackson. Drawings: for premiere copies. Discounts: 50%, free freight. Booth: 3815.

NAXOS AUDIOBOOKS

Booth: 669.

NBM PUBLISHING

Offers graphic novels. Featured:The Silk Road to Ruin by Ted Rall; Opera Adaptations by P. Craig Russell; A Treasury of Victorian Murder: The Beast of Chicago by Rick Geary; Johnny Jihad by Ryan Inzana; Raptors #4, Isaac the Pirate by Christophe Blain. Discounts: 55%. Booth: 2752.

NEDLEY PUBLISHING

Booth: 1377.

BK NELSON LITERARY AGENCY

Booth: SP5902.

THOMAS NELSON BOOK GROUP

Publishes inspirational books. Featured from Thomas Nelson Publishers/Nelson Book:At Any Price by Pat Roush; Guns, Freedom and Terrorism by Wayne LaPierre; Crude Politics by Paul Sperry; Finding Peace by Charles Stanley; Total Money Makeover by Dave Ramsey. From W Publishing Group:Three by Ted Dekker; Next Door Savior and The Christmas Child, both by Max Lucado; Being the Body by Charles Colson; Life Support by Robert Whitlow; The Grace Awakening by Charles Swindoll. Giveaways: galleys. Booths: 3937, 4037.

NETWORK OF ALTERNATIVES FOR PUBLISHERS, RETAILERS & ARTISTS (NAPRA)

NAPRA is a trade organization representing retailers, publishers, authors, musicians, gift manufacturers and others involved in the creation, distribution and sale of books and other products that support spiritual growth, conscious living and positive social change; sponsors the Nautilus Book Awards. Featured: books, music, audios, videos and sideline products from NAPRA and NAPRA Pavilion participants. Discounts: 50%. free freight; see individual publishers' booths for details. Special Events: May 29: NAPRA Nautilus Awards Presentation & Networking Gathering, Los Angeles Marriott, 8—10 p.m.; May 31: Annual Authors Breakfast, same hotel, 7:45—9:45 a.m.; advance tickets required. Booths: 1129, 1131.

NEUROSMITH

Booth: 353.

NEW AGE RETAILER MAGAZINE

Booth: 3546.

NEW AMSTERDAM BOOKS

This imprint of Ivan R. Dee publishes general-trade books for the serious reader; a member of the Rowman and Littlefield Publishing Group; distributed by National Book Network. Featured:In Search of Ancient Ireland: The Origins of the Irish from Neolithic Times to the Coming of the English by Carmel McCaffrey and Leo Eaton; The Immortal Dinner: A Famous Evening of Genius and Laughter in Literary London, 1817 by Penelope Hughes-Hallett; Making Sense of the Troubles: The Story of the Conflict in Northern Ireland by David McKittrick and David McVea; A History of Christian-Muslim Relations by Hugh Goddard; Leo Africanus by Amin Maalouf; Fashion in Costume, 1200—2000 by Joan Nunn; Walt Whitman's New York: From Manhattan to Montauk, edited by Henry M. Christman; The Muslim Mind by Charis Waddy. Discounts: 50%, retail; 52% wholesale on 25 or more. Booth: 1937.

NEW BRIGHTON BOOKS

Booth: 2319.

NEWCHI PUBLISHING

Booth: SP5803.

NEW EDUCATION OPTIONS

Booth: 3516.

NEWFOUNDLAND & LABRADOR PUBLISHERS MARKETING ASSN.

Publishes trade and educational books in different genres; active members include Breakwater Books, Creative Book Publishing, ESP Press, Flanker Press and Jesperson Publishing and supporting member Downhomer. Featured: books from participating members. Booth: SP5505.

NEW HARBINGER PUBLICATIONS

Publishes books on self-help, psychology, health, women's issues, coping guides, gay and lesbian and men's issues; celebrating its 30th anniversary; exhibiting with Publishers Group West. Featured:Saying Good-bye to the Pet You Love by Lorri Greene and Jacquelyn Landis; The Well-Ordered Home by Kathleen Kendall-Tackett; Eating Mindfully by Susan Albers; In the Mood by Kathleen Cervenka; Romantic Intelligence by Mary Valentis and John Valentis; When Anger Hurts, 2nd Edition by Mathew McKay, Peter Rogers and Judith McKay; The Conscious Bride's Wedding Planner by Sheryl Paul Nissinen. Discounts: see the PGW booth for details. Booth: 3659.

NEW HOLLAND PUBLISHERS (U.K.)

Publishes illustrated books and albums, including crafts, hobbies, humor, interior decoration, gardening, adventure sports, travel and cookery titles; exhibiting with Publishers Assn. (U.K.). Featured:Nine to Five Yoga by Caroline Smart; Yachting Handbook by Dave Cox; Fashion by Dion Chang; Youthful Aging Handbook by Geraldine Mitton; The Make-up Book by Leigh Toselli; Simple and Stylish Weddings by Jo Rigg; Stress in the Workplace and How to Cause It by Howard Edwards; Mind Magic by Marc Lemezma; The Artist's Guide to Perspective by Janet Shearer; The Specialist Gardening Series, including Bonsai, Patio, Pond and Pruning by Alan and Gill Bridgewater; Secret Women's Business by Patsy Rowe. Booth: 1347.

NEW HORIZON PRESS

Booth: 3925.

NEW IN PRINT

This first-time exhibitor is a unique collaboration among major publishers and independent presses to showcase new works and upcoming releases by cataloging product announcements by type and release date. Featured: new-title showcase, including more than 100 books. Giveaways: cell phone booster, radiation protectors. Drawings: win a date with a "Hustler Honey"; for front-row seminar ticket to "Book Promotion 2004"; for $500 in media credit or barter dollars or $1,000 vacation vouchers. Discounts: show special on summer lists; allowances on multiple-title placement and more. Special Events: sponsor of BookExpoNews.com press party and L.A. Live Author Reads; see booth for details for ticket information. Booth: SP5919.

NEW LEAF DISTRIBUTING CO.

Distributes books, sidelines and recordings that invigorate the body, mind and spirit such as metaphysical, health and wellness and conscious living materials. Featured: catalogues and printed materials with new and hot products. Booth: 5048.

NEWMARKET PRESS

Specializes in movie tie-ins and trade books on parenting/childcare, health and personal finance; distributed by W.W. Norton & Co. Featured:Ready, Set, Grow! A "What's Happening to My Body?" Book for Younger Girls by Lynda Madaras; The New Rules for Beating Heart Disease by Richard Stein, M.D.; Wowisms: Zentrepreneur Wisdom for Dreamers and Doers and Dragon Spirit: How to Self-Market Your Dream, A Zentrepreneur's Guide, both by Ron Rubin and Stuart Avery Gold; The Hulk: The Illustrated Screenplay by Ang Lee and James Schamus; The Art of X2 by Bryan Singer; Cold Mountain, A Newmarket Pictorial Moviebook by Dan Eiler; Laughing Allegra: The Inspiring Story of a Mother's Struggle and Triumph Raising a Daughter with Learning Disabilities by Anne Ford; Chicago: The Movie and Lyrics; Gods and Generals: The Illustrated Story of the Epic Civil War Film by Ron Maxwell. Giveaways: movie memorabilia grab bags, excerpt booklets, galleys, tea samples. Discounts: 50% on backlist titles. Special Events: in-booth iced tea samplings. Booths: 4427—4431.

NEW MEXICO BOOK ASSN.

Booth: SP5905.

NEW MILLENNIUM ENTERTAINMENT

Booth: 1536.

NEWOOD DISPLAY FIXTURE MGF. CO.

Booth: 428.

NEW PAGE BOOKS

Exhibiting with Career Press. Booths: 1025—1031.

NEW PRESS

This independent not-for-profit publishes books of educational, cultural and community value; distributed by W.W. Norton & Co. Featured:Enemy Aliens by David Cole; The White House Tapes (book/CD collection) by John Prados; Atget Paris by David Harris; Hope Dies Last by Studs Terkel; The Pinochet File by Peter Kornbluh; Whose Trade Organization? by Lori Wallach; Under the Perfect Sun by Mike Davis, Jim Miller and Kelly Mayhew; Final Test by Peter Schrag; Law in a Lawless Land by Michael Taussig; Lula and the Workers' Party by Sue Branford and Bernardo Kucinski; What Should I Do if the Rev. Billy Is in My Store? by Bill Talen; 30 Satires by Lewis Lapham; North Korea by Bruce Cumings; Save Your Democratic Citizen Soul! by Tony Kushner; Priceless by Frank Ackerman and Lisa Heinzeling; The Condor Years by John Dinges; A New Economy by Doug Henwood; To Move a Mountain by Eve Weinbaum; Stupidity and Tears by Herb Kohl; From the Vatican to Vegas by Norman Klein; Dick by John Nichols; Making Love by Jean-Phillippe Toussaint; The Return of the Dancing Master by Henning Mankell; Objectivity and Liberal Scholarship and Towards a New Cold War, both by Noam Chomsky; Fallout by Juan Gonzalez; Bombs & Bandwidth, edited by Robert Latham; Dead Cities by Mike Davis; Invisible Punishment, edited by Marc Mauer and Meda Chesney-Lind; Theater of War by Lewis Lapham; The Trolley by Claude Simon; A Race Against Death by David S. Wyman and Raphael Medoff; A Life in Medicine by Robert Coles and Randy Testa. Booths: 4417, 4419.

NEWSOUND

A division of Allegro. Booth: 2253.

NEW VICTORIA PUBLISHERS

Distributed by Words Distributing Co. Booths: 2320, 2321.

NEW WORLD LIBRARY/H.J. KRAMER

Publishes books and audios on personal growth, spirituality, self-help, health and fitness, religion and New Age; distributed by Publishers Group West. Featured:Stillness Speaks by Eckhart Tolle; 365 Prescriptions for the Soul by Bernie Siegel, M.D.; The Hero's Journey: Joseph Campbell on His Life & Work by Joseph Campbell, edited by Phil Cousineau; Faces of Hope: Children of a Changing World by Alison Wright; Riding Between the Worlds by Linda Kohanov; God's Messengers by Allen and Linda Anderson. Giveaways: posters, galleys. Discounts: see PGW booth for details. Booths: 3736, 3738.

NEW YORK IS BOOK COUNTRY

Booth: SP5507.

NEW YORK REVIEW OF BOOKS

Publishes The New York Review of Books and Granta magazine as well as books under New York Review of Books Classics, New York Review of Books Collections, Granta Books and The Little Bookroom. Featured from NYRB:NYRB's 2003 BEA Supplement; June 12 BEA issue. From NYRB Classics:The World I Live In by Helen Keller; Dirty Snow and Three Bedrooms in New York, both by Georges Simenon; Monsieur Proust by Celeste Albaret. From NYRG Children's Classics:The Bears' Famous Invasion of Sicily by Dino Buzzati; The Crane by Reiner Zimnik; Jenny and the Cat Club by Esther Averill; The Little Bookroom by Eleanor Farjeon. From NYRB Collections:There You Are by Thomas Flanagan; Beyond the Fence by Rosemary Dinnage; Health Wars by Richard Horton; Intelligence Wars by Thomas Powers. FromGrantaMagazine and Granta Books:Granta 81: Best of Young British Novelists; Eagles and Angels by Juli Zeh. From The Little Bookroom:100 NewYorkers; Jazz Guide to NYC. Booth: 1462.

NEW YORK UNIV. PRESS

Publishes scholarly and general-interest titles in history, sociology, law, psychology, religion and gender, file and media studies. Featured from NYU Press:Sexual Rights in America by Paul R. Abramson, Steven D. Pinkerton and Mark Huppin; Female Intelligence by Tammy M. Proctor; An Expendable Man by Margaret Edds; Anxious Parents by Peter N. Stearns; Historical Lives Series, including Horatio Lord Nelson by Brian Lavery and Queen Elizabeth I by Susan Doran. From Berg Publishers:The History of the Sari. Giveaways: lots of fun freebies. Discounts: 50%, 15 or more backlist titles; 30%, all titles offered at BEA; show special/last day, display copy sale. Booth: 3947.

NEXSTAR

Booth: 2837.

NEXTBOOK

Booth: 2057.

NIA PUBLISHING

Booth: SP5803.

NIELSON BOOKDATA/BOOKSCAN

Booth: 227.

NIGERIA INT'L BOOK FAIR

Booth: SP5303.

NILGIRI PRESS

Nilgiri Press is the publishing arm of the Blue Mountain Center for Meditation; offers inspirational books, audios and videos; distributed by Publishers Group West. Featured:God Makes the Rivers to Flow, Sacred Literature of the World, selected by Eknath Easwaran. Giveaways: advance copies. Discounts: see PGW booth for details. Booth: 3744.

NOLO

Publishes books, e-books and software of do-it-yourself legal guides. Featured:Inventors' Guide to Law Business & Taxes by Stephen Fishman; Create Your Own Employee Handbook by Lisa Guerin and Amy DelPo; Get a Life: You Don't Need a Million to Retire Well by Ralph Warner; How to Buy a House in California by Ralph Warner, Ira Serkes and George Devine; Medical Directives & Powers of Attorney for California by Shae Irving; How to Form a Nonprofit Corporation in California by Anthony Mancusco; Fiancé& Marriage Visas by Ilona Bray. Discounts: 50% on 25 assorted backlist titles. Booth: 3861.

NOMAD PRESS

Offers books that inform, entertain and appeal to a broad audience, from parents to armchair adventurers; exhibiting with Independent Publishers Group. Featured: Go Parents! guide series, including Because I Said So! Family Squabbles and How to Handle Them by Lauri Berkenkamp and Steven C. Atkins; The Risk in Being Alive: One Man's Adventures Across the Planet by Brian Hancock; The New Teacher's Handbook by Yvonne Bender. Discounts: 50% on backlist (no minimum). Booth: 3836.

NORMAN AND GLOBUS

Booth: 347.

NORSEMEN ENTERTAINMENT

Booth: 247.

NORTH AMERICAN BOOKDEALERS EXCHANGE

An international book-marketing organization. Booth: 418.

NORTH ATLANTIC BOOKS/FROG

This first-time exhibitor publishes cutting-edge books on alternative health, martial arts and the somatic; offers commentaries on the human experience through its Frog imprint; distributed by Publishers Group West. Featured:Sorcerer's Apprentice: My Life with Carlos Castaneda by Amy Wallace; Francine the Beach Party Queen by Audrey Colman; Dreaming in Real Time: The Shanti Shanti Story. Giveaways: catalogues, posters. Discounts: see PGW booth for details. Booth: 3750.

NORTHERN ILLINOIS UNIV. PRESS

Offers scholarly and general-interest books to the informed public; publishes transportation series as well as books on the Civil War and regional history; exhibiting with the AAUP. Featured:Chicago Aviation: An Illustrated History by David M. Young; Before the World Series: Pride, Profits, and Baseball's First Championships by Larry G. Bowman; Merging Lines: American Railroads, 1900—1970 by Richard Saunders Jr. Discounts: free freight. Booth: 2825.

NORTHLAND PUBLISHING CO.

Booth: 4478.

NORTH LIGHT BOOKS

Exhibiting with F&W Publications. Booth: 4741.

NORTH RIDGE BOOKS

Exhibiting with Travel Publishers Assn. Featured:The Ultimate Hollywood Tour Book by William A. Gordon. Drawings: raffling a tour of Hollywood. Booth: 2356.

NORTH-SOUTH BOOKS

Publishes children's picture books, board books and young-adult novels; imprints include SeaStar Books and Night Sky Books; exhibiting with Chronicle Books. Featured:The Magic Book by Marcus Pfister; The Nutcracker, illus. by Michael Hague; Tour America by Diane Siebert, illus. by Stephen T. Johnson; Halloween Circus by Charise Neugebauer, illus. by Robert Ingpen; Halloween, illus. by Greg Couch. Discounts: see Chronicle Books for details. Booths: 636, 637.

NORTHWESTERN UNIV. PRESS

Publishes contemporary American fiction and poetry, literature in translation, literary nonfiction and literary criticism, Chicago regional titles and titles focusing on drama and performance studies; exhibiting with the AAUP. Featured:King of Odessa: A Novel of Isaac Babel by Robert A. Rosenstone; The Nature of Truth by Sergio Troncoso; Lowercase Jew by Rodger Kamenetz. Discounts: 48% on backlist titles (no minimum). Booths: 2817, 2819.

W.W. NORTON & CO.

Offers quality fiction, poetry and nonfiction titles. Featured:Great Unraveling: From Boom to Gloom in Three Short Years by Paul Krugman; Roaring '90s: A New History of the World's Most Prosperous Decade by Joseph Stiglitz; Everything & More: Cantor & Zeno & Math & Abstraction (Great Discoveries Series) by David Foster Wallace; Doctor's Plague: Germs, Childbed Fever & the Strange Story of Ignac Semmelweiss by Sherwin Nuland; Bread Bible by Rose Levy Beranbaum; Soul of Money: Finding Wealth in What We Have by Lynne Twist; Full Bloom: The Art & Life of Georgia O'Keeffe by Hunter Drohojowska-Philp; Random Walk Guide to Investing by Burton Malkiel; Open Book: Growing Up in the Heartland by Michael Dirda; Deep Survival: Who Lives, Who Dies, and Why by Laurence Gonzales; Queer Street: The Rise & Fall of an American Culture, 1947—1985 by James McCourt; Mailman, A Novel by J. Robert Lennon; Annotated Christmas Carol: A Christmas Carol in Prose by Charles Dickens; Master & Commander and Far Side of the World, both by Patrick O'Brian; The Making of Master & Commander: Far Side of the World by Tom McGregor; Remarkable Trees of the World by Thomas Pakenham; Rick Sammon's Complete Guide to Digital Photography by Rick Sammon; A Kind of Flying: Selected Stories by Ron Carlson; Nothing that Meets the Eye: The Uncollected Stories of Patricia Highsmith by Patricia Highsmith. Giveaways: advance copies. Booths: 4420—4426.

NOSTALGIA VENTURES

Booth: 404.

NO STARCH PRESS

Booth: SP5917.

NOTABENE FORLAG

Booth: 340.

NUBIAN HERITAGE

Booth: 420.

NW STUDIOS USA

Booth: 6002.

OASIS AUDIO

Exhibiting with Publishers Marketing Assn. Booth: 1060.

OBENTEC

Booth: SP6003.

OBERON DESIGN

Booth: 416.

OCTOPUS PUBLISHING GROUP

The parent company of some of the world's leading publishers of lifestyle, illustrated reference, cartography, promotional and children's books; exhibiting group companies include Bounty Books, Cassell's Illustrated, Conran Octopus, Hamlyn, Miller's Publications, Mitchell Beazley and Philip's. Featured: new titles from all group companies for co-edition sales to the U.S. and international publishers; select titles for direct sale to U.S. booksellers. Booths: 1478, 1479.

ODANA EDITIONS

Booth: SP5518.

ODDI PRINTING

Booth: 2746.

ODYSSEY TOYS

Booth: 242.

OHIO UNIV. PRESS/SWALLOW PRESS

Publishes trade and scholarly titles on Midwestern regional interests and African studies as well as literary, poetry and history titles; exhibiting with the AAUP. Featured:Shakespeare at the Cineplex: The Kenneth Branaugh Era by Samuel Crowl; Aquamarine Blue 5: Personal Stories of College Students with Autism, edited by Dawn Prince-Hughes; The Inclusive Corporation: A Disability Handbook for Business Professionals by Griff Hogan; Follow the Blue Blazes: A Guide to Hiking Ohio's Buckeye Trail by Robert J. Pond; The Cincinnati Wing: The Story of Art in the Queen City, edited by Julie Aronson; Ohio Is My Dwelling Place: Schoolgirl Embroideries, 1800—1850 by Sue Studebaker; American Coverlets and Their Weavers: Coverlets from the Collection of Foster and Muriel McCarl by Clarita S. Anderson; View from the Fazenda: A Tale of the Brazilian Heartlands by Ellen Bromfield Geld; From Blackjacks to Briefcases: A History of Commercialized Strikebreaking and Unionbusting in the United States by Robert Michael Smith; Guest Appearances and Other Travels in Time and Space by Peter I. Rose; poetry collections by Howard Nemerov, Norman Williams, John Robert Shaw and Turner Cassity; Classic Swallow Press titles by Frank Waters, Anaïs Nin, Janet Lewis and Yvor Winters. Giveaways: May 31: copies of Legacy by Linda Spence, 11 a.m.—1 p.m. Discounts: 46%. Booth: 2816.

OLLY PUBLISHING CO.

Booth: SP5713.

OMNIBUS PRESS

Booth: 3917.

ONE HOUR ENTERTAINMENT

Booth: 3528.

123 PRINTFINDER.COM

Booth: SP5910.

123 PUBLISHING HOUSE

Booth: 1601.

ONEWORLD PUBLICATIONS

Publishes general-interest and scholarly books in religion, philosophy, history and popular science; distributed by National Book Network. Featured:The Palestine-Israeli Conflict by Dan Cohn-Sherbok and Dawoud El-Alami; Kahlil Gibran: A Spiritual Treasury, compiled by Suheil Bushrui; Progressive Muslims by Omid Safi; The Holocaust and Antisemitism by Jocelyn Hellig; God: A Guide for the Perplexed by Keith Ward; Artificial Intelligence by Blay Whitby; The Buddha by John Strong. Giveaways: copies of The Oneworld Book of Prayer and Celebrate! A Guide to Festivals and How We Celebrate; catalogues; bookmarks. Drawings: for a set of bestselling titles ($200 value). Discounts: see NBN booth for details. Booth: 1843.

ONYX PRODUCTIONS

Publishes books and provides promotional and marketing services. Featured:The Worthy Ones by Charles Russell.Booth: SP5703.

OPTIPUBLISH

This first-time exhibitor provides content delivery solutions on CD/DVD-ROM and the Internet; its flagship product, Researcher, is an advanced multimedia engine. Featured: company services, product information and demonstrations. Booth: 325.

ORCA BOOK PUBLISHERS

Publishes and distributes books for children and teens, including picture books, first novels and sports stories. Featured:Torn Away by James Heneghan; The F Team by Anne Carter; Orca Soundings with Beth Goobie, Don Trembath, Jean Little and Nikki Tate. Giveaways: advance copies. Drawings: for complete frontlist ($250 value). Discounts: free freight. Booth: 1206.

ORIGIN PRESS

Booth: 2320.

OSPREY PUBLISHING

Exhibiting with MBI Distribution Services. Booth: 1366.

OTHER PRESS

Publishes trade books for the educated general reader, such as fiction in translation, as well as nonfiction titles on current events and academic titles on cultural studies and psychoanalysis. Featured:San Remo Drive: A Novel from Memory by Leslie Epstein; Stories from the City of God by Pierre Pasolini. Giveaways: copies of San Remo Drive, galleys, "after therapy" mints. Discounts: 50%, free freight. Booth: 2654.

OTT-LITE TECHNOLOGY

Booth: 806.

OUTSET MEDIA CORP.

This first-time exhibitor produces quality board games and card games that promote learning, fun and family time. Featured: The All American Trivia Board Game (original/junior editions); Professor Noggin's Card Game Series (12 titles), including Life in the Ocean, Wildlife of North America and Insects and Spiders; sculpturing games Conjecture and Conjecture for Kids; Telepaths; Similarius sketching game; CrossCribb; Marbles; Dominoes; Doubletaire; Ultimate Sports Trivia Games (four titles), including Baseball and Football; Bioviva (three titles), including the Eco Trivia Game; Nature Card Game Series (three titles), including Nature Keeps You Guessing; The Great North American Bird Watching Trivia Game. Drawings: drop off business card to win point-of-purchase materials for Professor Noggin's Card Game Series. Discounts: 10%. Booth: 2849.

OVAL BOOKS

Booth: SP5201.

OVERLOOK PRESS

Publishes fiction and nonfiction trade books, including biography, history, art and design, children's, drama and film. Featured:No Angel by Penny Vincenzi; Carmen's Rust by Ana María del Río; Greek Fire, Poison Arrows & Scorpion Bombs by Adrienne Mayor; A Slice of Life: Writing on Food by Bonnie Marranca; The African Safari Papers by Robert Sedlack. Giveaways:No Angel deluxe galleys. Discounts: Freddy the Pig 75th Anniversary offer: 55%, 90-day net on six assorted books; 60%, 90-day net on one complete set. Booth: 4118.

OXFORD UNIV. PRESS

Publishes general-trade nonfiction, young-adult and reference titles; distributes Kodansha America and Getty Publications. Featured:Oxford English Dictionary, 75th Anniversary; The Meaning of Everything: The Story of the Oxford English Dictionary by Simon Winchester; Washington's Crossing by David Hackett Fischer; A Leap in the Dark: The Struggle to Create the American Republic by John Ferling; Illustrated Battle Cry of Freedom by James M. McPherson; Seven Deadly Sins series, including Lust by Simon Blackburn, Greed by Phyllis Tickle, Envy by Joseph Epstein, Gluttony by Francine Prose, Anger by Robert Thurman, Sloth by Wendy Wasserstein, Pride by Michael Eric Dyson; Oxford American Dictionary (various); The Jewish Study Bible, edited by Adele Berlin and Marc Zvi Brettler. Giveaways: books, galleys. Drawings: for advance copies of Illustrated Battle Cry of Freedom; set of the OED. Discounts: extra 2% on backlist titles; OED anniversary promotion; Oxford American Dictionary relaunch promotion. Special Events: in-booth OED anniversary celebration with cake. Booth: 551.

OZARK MOUNTAIN PUBLISHING

Booth: 5046.

OZONE PRODUCTIONS

Booth: 624.

PACIFICA COMMUNICATIONS

Booth: 2257.

PACIFIC HERITAGE BOOKS

Specializes in fiction and nonfiction that promotes awareness and understanding of Asian culture, self-cultivation and personal growth. Featured: titles by Angi Ma Wong, including Feng Shui Dos and Taboos for Love, Feng Shui Room-by-Room Home Design Kit and Feng Shui Dos and Taboos. Giveaways: gift with show order. Discounts: no minimums. Booth: 4461.

PACIFIC ISLAND PRESS

Distributes books and ancillary products about Australia, New Zealand and the South Pacific Islands. Featured: titles from client-publishers, including Celebrity Books, Cross, Darryl Torckler, Deep Sight Trust, Dunmore Press, Exisle, Hazard Press, Hodder Moa Beckett, Huia, IPL/Transpress, Kaipara Publications, Longacre Press, Learnology, Mallinson Rendel, NIWA, Open Mind, Phantom House Press, Shoal Bay Press, Silver Owl Press, TePapa Press, Te Whanau O Waipareira, Travelwise, Wyvern Press, Dick Watling, Fiji Museum, Fiji Visitor's Bureau, Institute of Pacific Studies, Kim Gravelle, Univ. of the South Pacific, Bruce Kaplan, Hale & Iremonger, Molonglo Press, Pacific Downunder, Pandanus Press, RMIT, Robert Andersen Assoc., Terry Lawson and Tobaraoi Travel. Giveaways: screensavers, catalogue on CD-ROM. Discounts: 45% (retailers); 25% (libraries/schools); free freight (no minimum). Booth: 2448.

PACKAGING & DESIGN CO.

Booth: 3515.

PAINTED HORSE PUBLICATIONS

Booth: 920.

PALACE PRESS INT'L

Booth: 901.

PALGRAVE MACMILLAN

Publishes general nonfiction, including books on the arts, global affairs, history, religion, science and literature. Featured:The Real Middle Earth; Cheerleader by Natalie Guice Adams and Pamela Bettis; Terrorism and Tyranny: Trampling Freedom, Justice and Peace to Rid the World of Evil by James Bovard; Timeline History of New York City by David and Gillian Playne; Hollywood's Stephen King by Tony Magistrale; Rip It Up: The Black Experience in Rock 'n' Roll by Kandia Crazy Horseblac; Blacklisted by Paul Lendvai; The Crafty Art of Playmaking by Alan Ayckbourn; One More Kiss: The Broadway Musical in the 1970s by Ethan Mordden; Hide in Plain Sight: The Hollywood Blacklistees in Film and Television, 1950—2002 by Paul Buhle and David Wagner: Martyrs: Innnocence, Vengence and Despair in the Middle East by Joyce M. Davis; Flower Power: The Meaning of Flowers in Art, 1500—2000 by Anna Pavord, Andrew Moore and Christopher Garibaldi; She Who Changes: Re-imagining the Divine in the World by Carol P. Christ. Discounts: show special. Booth: 4047.

PANORAMA EDITORIAL

Booth: 4704.

PANTHEON BOOKS

A division of Random House Inc. Featured:Kalahari Typing School for Me by Alexander McCall Smith; Persepolis: The Story of Childhood by Marjane Satrapi; Saul and Patsy by Charles Baxter. Booth: 1637.

PAPERBIRCH

Booth: SP5702.

PARACLETE PRESS

This ecumenical religious publisher offers books on spirituality, Christian living, contemplative prayer, recordings of Gregorian chant and sacred choral music and educational videos. Featured:The Crying for a Vision, An Epic Tale of Sacrifice and Redemption by Walter Wangerin Jr.; MudHouse Sabbath: Eight Spiritual Lessons Christians Can Learn from Jews by Lauren Winner; A Matter of Principle, A Faith Abbey Mystery by David Manuel. Drawings: win $200 worth of merchandise. Discounts: 45%, free freight. Booth: 3722.

PARADISE PRESS

Booth: 2127.

PARAGLYPH PRESS

Booth: SP5306.

PARALLAX PRESS

Publishes books and tapes on mindfulness and socially-engaged Buddhism; offers books on mindfulness for young people under its new Plum Blossom Books imprint; distributed by SCB Distributors. Featured:The Hermit and the Well and The Opening Heart: Commentaries on the Lotus Sutra, both by Thich Nhat Hanh; I Have Arrived, I Am Home by Thich Nhat Hanh et al.; Mindfulness in the Marketplace by Allan Hunt Badiner; In the Footsteps of Gandhi, Revised by Catherine Ingram. Giveaways: 1,000 copies of Mindfulness in the Marketplace. Discounts: 50% on backlist. Booth: 2436.

PARAMOUNT GROUP

Booth: 2259.

PARENTSMART BOOKS

Booth: 2708.

PARENTS PRESS

Booth: 3711.

PARIYATTI PUBLISHING

Offers books and tapes on Vipassana meditation and the teachings of the Buddha as preserved in the Theravada tradition, imprints include Vipassana Research Publications, Pariyatti Press, BPS Pariyatti Editions and Pariyatti Audio Editions; distributes the Pali Text Society, Buddhist Publication Society and Vipassana Research Institute; exhibiting with Publishers Marketing Assn. Featured:Realizing Change: Vipassana Meditation in Action by Ian Hetherington; The Moon Appears When the Water Is Still: Reflections of the Dhamma by Ian McCrorie; Meditation Now by S.N.Goenka; Approaching the Dhamma: Buddhist Texts and Practices in South and Southeast Asia, edited by Anne M. Blackburn and Jeffrey Samuels; Karma and Chaos: New and Collected Essays on Vipassana Meditation and The Buddha Taught Nonviolence, Not Pacifism, both by Paul R. Fleischman, M.D.; The Path of Purification (Visuddhimagga) of Buddhaghosa by Bhikkhu Nanamoli; A Comprehensive Manual of Abhidhamma, edited by Bhikkhu Bodhi. Discounts: extra 15% on backlist (Pariyatti publications only). Booth: 956.

PARKSTONE PRESS

Booth: 4953.

PARMENIDES PUBLISHING

Booth: 4949.

PARRAGON PUBLISHING

Booth: 4959.

PARTNERS BOOK DISTRIBUTING

This general-book wholesaler offers extensive frontlist, core backlist, computer, multicultural and regional titles as well as audio and children's small-press titles; offers electronic ordering; publishes a weekly newsletter and specialty catalogues. Featured: cross-section of titles from client-publishers. Booths: 1382, 1383.

PARTNERSHIP

Booth: 2926.

PARTNERS PUBLISHERS GROUP

Offers national distribution to small and medium-sized independent presses, including cataloging, key account sales presentation, accounts receivable, sales reporting, and foreign-rights representation; prepares two annual catalogues. Featured: titles from client-publishers. Booth: 1382.

PARTNERS/WEST BOOK DISTRIBUTING

A division of Partners Book Distributing. Booths: 1382, 1383.

PASSPORTER TRAVEL PRESS

Publishes travel guide books to some of America's most popular vacation destinations; exhibiting with the Travel Publishers Assn. Featured:PassPorter Disneyland Resort and Southern California Attractions and PassPorter Walt Disney World Resort 2003, both by Jennifer Watson and Dave Marx; PassPorter's Field Guide to the Disney Cruise Line and Its Caribbean Ports of Call by Jennifer Watson, Dave Marx and Mickey Morgan. Giveaways: luggage tags, pins. Discounts: 50% on 20 or more copies. Booth: 2354.

PATHFINDER PRESS

This first-time exhibitor publishes and distributes books on the history of the labor, civil rights and women's movements and the history of the Cuban revolution, including the writings and speeches of outstanding revolutionary leaders. Featured:Opening Guns of World War III; Malcolm X Talks to Young People; Capitalism's Long Hot Winter Has Begun; The Changing Face of U.S. Politics; Marianas in Combat: Tete Puebla and the Mariana Grajales Women's Platoon in Cuba's Revolutionary War; Teamster Bureaucracy; John Coltrane and the Jazz Revolution of the 1960s. Discounts: 40% on five or more books. Booth: SP5817.

PATRIA PRESS

Publishes biography series for young readers ages eight to 12; exhibiting with Publishers Marketing Assn. Featured: the Young Patriots series (seven titles), including Eddie Rickenbacker, Boy Pilot and Racer, Vol. 6 by Kathryn Cleven Sisson and Mahalia Jackson, Gospel Singer and Civil Rights Champion, Vol. 7 by Montrew Dunham. Drawings: for a complete set of the Young Patriots series. Booth: 845.

PAUL & CO. PUBLISHING CONSORTIUM

Exhibiting with Independent Publishers Group. Booth: 3836.

PAULIST PRESS

Publishes books for various markets ranging from trade books for adults and children, to parish programs and educational materials, and scholarly books by and for academics as well as educated lay people of all faiths. Featured:Apparitions, Healings and Weeping Madonnas by Lisa J. Schwebel; Tolkien and C.S. Lewis by Colin Duriez; I Will Never Forget You by Mother Teresa, edited by Hiroshi Katayanagi, S.J.; The Scimitar and the Veil by Jennifer Heath; We Thank You God for These by Anthony F. Chiffolo and Rayner W. Hesse Jr.; Therese by Arthur Cavanaugh; Francis of Assisi by Adrian House. Discounts: 50%. Booth: 1260.

PETER PAUPER PRESS

Publishes gift books, journals, photo albums, personal organizers and gift-box sets. Featured: select engagement calendars; boxed holiday cards; activity journals, including Brainiac's Road Trip Activity Journal; Super Scratch and Sketch; book titles, including What Really Matters Now. Booths: 736, 738.

PEACEABLE KINGDOM PRESS

Produces cards, journals, calendars and other stationery products featuring illustrations from classic children's books. Featured: a range of stationery products featuring Cat in the Hat, Where the Wild Things Are, Curious George, Olivia, Madeline and Captain Underpants to name just a few. Drawings: win a poster signed by a children's book illustrator. Discounts: 10%, free freight on orders over $350. Booth: 1828.

PEACHTREE PUBLISHERS

Publishes and distributes children's picture books, chapter books and regional guidebooks as well as fiction, parenting, cookery, humor, health and gift titles. Featured:Late for School by Mike Reiss; The Printer by Myron Uhlberg, illus. by Henry Sorenson; Can You Cuddle Like a Koala? by John Butler. Giveaways: posters. Discounts: 45% on frontlist display quantities; 46% on 10 or more copies; 48% on 25 or more copies (must include three frontlist titles); free freight. Booth: 1960.

PEARSON EDUCATION

Booths: 3045, 3047.

BENNETT PEJI DESIGN

Booth: 1766.

PELICAN PUBLISHING

Publishes general-trade titles with emphasis on history, travel, children's and cookbooks. Featured:Cajun Night Before Christmas, illus. by James Rice; The Influence of Air Power Upon History by Walter Boyne; Myths of American Slavery by Walter D. Kennedy; Victims of Dead Man Walking by Michael L. Varnado and D.P. Smith. Giveaways: toys, galleys of Jubal by Gary Penley, ornaments. Booth: 2426.

PENCIL GRIP

Booth: 251.

PENDRAGON PUBLISHING

Booth: 1119.

PENERBITAN PELANGI

Booth: 220.

PENGUIN GROUP (USA)

Publishes trade hardcover, paperback and children's books. Featured: stop by booth to see display. Giveaways: galleys. Discounts: show special. Booths: 425, 525.

PENQUEST

This first-time exhibitor offers affordable online publishing and bookstore services. Featured: online demonstrations. Giveaways: pens, bookmarks, T-shirts, tote bags. Drawings: three to win one-year contracts. Discounts: one-year free publishing for every year in contract. Booth: 345.

PENTON OVERSEAS

Offers children's books as well as foreign-language instruction materials (various formats), travel tapes and audiobooks covering self-improvement and business subjects; exhibiting with Publishers Marketing Assn. Featured books: Who Am I? series; Speak in a Week by Penton Overseas Inc.; Frogtastic and Happy Helicopters, both by The Book Company. Discounts: 50%, free freight (opening order). Booths: 1046—1050.

PENWELL CORP.

Booth: 2140.

PEP BOOKS

Booth: SP5508.

PERIPLUS PUBLISHING GROUP

Booth: 4525.

PERISCOPE PRESS

Booth: SP5604.

PERMACHARTS

Booth: 329.

PERSEUS BOOKS GROUP

Offers literary fiction and serious nonfiction; member companies include Basic Books, Basic Civitas Books, Counterpoint, Da Capo Press, PublicAffairs, Running Press and Westview Press. Featured: titles from member companies; see publishers' listings for details. Giveaways: advance copies. Booths: 4452, 4453.

PERS PUBLISHING

Booth: 817.

PETERSON'S

Booth: 4400.

PHAIDON PRESS

Publishes fine art, architecture, design, fashion and illustrated books. Featured:Red-Colour News Soldier: A Chinese Photographer's Odyssey Through the Cultural Revolution by Li Zhensheng; The Phaidon Atlas of Contemporary World Architecture. Discounts: show special. Booths: 4657, 4757.

PHAROS INT'L

This U.K.-based wholesaler distributes books, catalogues, magazines and journals to international markets; exhibiting with the Publishers Assn. (U.K.). Featured: company services; select book and magazine titles. Discounts: 10% on postage and distribution quotes. Booth: 2415.

PHIDAL PUBLISHING

Booth: 1321.

PHI ENTERPRISES

Booth: 2669.

PHILIP'S

Publishes atlases, maps, encyclopedias and astronomy books in all languages for the book trade, mail-order, library and educational markets; a part of the Octopus Publishing Group. Featured: new titles for co-edition sales to U.S. and international publishers. Booths: 1478, 1479.

PHOBOS BOOKS

Publishes science fiction novels, classic reprints and anthologies; distributed by National Book Network. Featured:Nobody Gets the Girl by James Maxey; Empire of Dreams and Miracles: The Phobos Science Fiction Anthology, Vol. 1 and Hitting the Skids in Pixeltown: The Phobos Science Fiction Anthology, Vol. 2, both edited by Orson Scott Card. Giveaways: T-shirts (limited quantity), galleys. Drawings: win one of five Phobos silver pendants. Discounts: see the NBN booth for details. Booth: 1947.

PHOENIX COLOR CORP.

Booth: 4167.

PHONGHARIN PRINTING

Booth: 5031.

PHOTO TOUR BOOKS

Distributed by National Book Network. Booth: 1849.

PICADOR

Publishes literary fiction and nonfiction paperbacks; exhibiting with Holzbrinck Publishers. Featured:Blue Latitudes: Boldly Going Where Captain Cook Has Gone Before by Tony Horwitz; Middlesex by Jeffrey Eugenides; Running with Scissors by Augusten Burroughs. Giveaways: advance copies of Growing Up Fast by Joanna Lipper, The Bride of Catastrophe by Heidi Jon Schmidt and In the Cherry Tree by Dan Pope; finished copies of Signal & Noise by John Griesemer. Booth: 4143.

PICCADILLY ENTERPRISES

Booth: SP5412.

PICTUREBOOK

Booth: 712.

PILGRIM PRESS

This publishing-arm of the United Church of Christ offers books that focus on social justice issues. Featured: all titles particularly African American and LGBT books. Giveaways: copies of The Book of Daily Prayer 2004. Discounts: 45%, free freight. Booth: 3801.

PLANETA

Booth: 4601.

PLASTWOOD

Booth: 1877.

PLAYERS PRESS

Specializes in books on the performing arts as well as play and musical titles and collections. Featured:Period Costume for Stage & Screen: Outer Garments Book II by Jean Hunnisett; Scenes for Acting & Directing, Vol. 3 and Improv, Game, Scene Handbook, both by Samuel Elkind; The Curtain Up! series (nine titles), including Beauty & the Beast, The Christmas Story, Cinderella, The Emperor's New Clothes, The Good-Time Boys, Noah's Ark, The Odyssey, Porky Pies and Sleeping Beauty. Discounts: bookstores up to 60%. Booth: 506.

PLAYHOUSE PUBLISHING

Publishes children's books, including educational and interactive titles. Featured: Picture Me Book series, including Picture Me to the Rescue; Picture, Play & Tote series (new storybook format), including My Family, My Baby Book, My Vacation and My Merry Christmas; Sparkle Shape series, including My Sparkle Purse and My Little Red Lunch Box. Giveaways: various mini books. Booth: 1723.

PLAYMORE PUBLISHING

Booth: 1220.

PLEASANT CO. PUBLICATIONS

Publishes books for girls ages three to 12; imprints include The American Girls Collection, American Girl Library, Amelia, History Mysteries, Angelina Ballerina, Hopscotch Hill School and Girls of Many Lands. Featured from Hopscotch Hill School:Hallie's Horrible Handwriting, Thank You, Logan! and Bright, Shiny Skylar, all by Valerie Tripp. From Girls of Many Lands:Saba: Under the Hyena's Foot by Jane Kurtz; Kathleen: The Celtic Knot by Siobhan Parkinson; Leyla: The Black Tulip by Alev Lytle Croutier. From the American Girls Collection:Welcome to Kaya's World by Dottie Raymer; titles by Pleasant Co. editors, including Samantha's Christmas Crafts, Kaya Paper Dolls, Samantha's Paper Dolls, Molly's Paper Dolls, Kirsten's Paper Dolls, Addy's Paper Dolls, Josefina's Paper Dolls and Kit's Paper Dolls. From American Girl Today:Kailey by Amy Koss; titles by Pleasant Co. editors, including, Coconut's Guide to Life, Coconut Book and Plush Set, Coconut Friendship File, Coco Notes and Coconut Puzzle Book. From Angelina Ballerina: titles by Katharine Holabird, including Angelina Ballerina Christmas Crafts and Invitation to the Ballet; Rose Fairy Princess by Katharine Holabird and Barbara Slade; Angelina's Lucky Penny by Katharine Holabird and James Mason; Christmas in Mouseland by Katharine Holabird and Mellie Buse. From American Girl Library:Skin and Nails by Julie Williams; Quiz Books #3 by Brette Sember; titles by Pleasant Co. editors, including, Mix It Up Cookbook and True Story Collections. From Amelia:Amelia's Best Year Ever by Marissa Moss. From History Mysteries:Ghost on Graveyard Shoal by Elizabeth McDavid Jones. From American Girl:Yours Truly, Skye O'Shea by Therese Kauchak; The Skye's the Limit by Megan Shull; The Sisters Club by Megan McDonald. From Pleasant Co.:How Can You Say That? by Amy Lynch and Linda Ashford. Giveaways: books. Discounts: free freight; a Kaya doll with a $500-net order. Booths: 1100, 1101.

PLEXUS PUBLISHING

This illustrated book publisher specializes in international co-editions with an emphasis on biography, popular music, rock 'n'roll, pop culture, art, photography, cinema, travel and politics; distributed by Publishers Group West; exhibiting with Publishers Assn. (U.K.). Featured:The Josh Hartnett Album by Emma Matthews; Ramones and Rapcore by Dick Porter; Aaliyah by Tim Footman; The Scream by Kris Needs; Beatles Literary Anthology by Mike Evans; Keith Richards by Kris Needs; David Cronenberg, Interviews with Serge Grunber; Blood Siblings: The Cinema of Joel and Ethan Coen, edited by Paul A. Woods; Tupac: A Thug Life by various authors; Keanu Reeves by Brian J. Robb. Discounts: see PGW booth for details. Booth: 2401.

POINTED LEAF PRESS

Booth: 4954.

POISONED PEN PRESS

Publishes mystery fiction and mystery-related nonfiction; exhibiting with Publishers Marketing Assn. Featured:Artifacts by Mary Anna Evans; Dangerous Undertaking by Mark de Castrique; Blood for Blood by S.K. Rizzolo; The Trunk Murderess: Winnie Ruth Judd by Jana Bommersbach; The Snake Catcher's Daughter: A Mamur Zapt Mystery by Michael Pearce. Drawings: eight lucky booksellers will win mystery-book bundles ($100—$500 value). Booth: 760.

POLYCHROME PUBLISHING CORP.

Booth: 1610.

POMEGRANATE COMMUNICATIONS

Publishes multicultural history, women's history, fine art, photography and contemporary illustration; offers calendars, posters, note cards and greetings cards, holiday cards, postcards, journals, art magnets and bookmarks. Featured:Elephant House, or the Home of Edward Gorey, photos/text by Kevin McDermott; Betye Saar, the second volume in the David C. Driskell Series of African American Art; Meinrad Craighead: Crow Mother and the Dog God: A Retrospective; Bungalow Basics: Dining Rooms and Living Rooms, both by Paul Duchscherer and Doug Keister; Drunk with Pleasure: Wine Humor by Nick Wadley; Nick Wadley's Guide to British Artists; Sullivan's Auditorium Theater and Merchandise Mart, both Chicago Architecture Foundation Building Books; a new line of paper/gift publications featuring the art of Romare Bearden. Discounts: free freight (calendar orders not included in offer). Booth: 4551.

POMEGRANATE PRESS

Specializes in books on entertainment subjects; distributed by Publishers Group West. Featured:Entertainment 101: An Insider's Guide to the Entertainment Industry; Fiction: The Art and Craft of Writing and Getting Published; Word of Mouth: A Guide to Commercial Voice-Over Excellence; Dark Shadows Memories; The Charlie's Angels Casebook; The Bunny Years: The Surprising Inside Story of the Playboy Clubs and the Women Who Worked as Bunnies. Discounts: see PGW booth for details. Booth: 3547.

PONDARAY PUBLISHING

Booth: 1883.

POOF PRODUCTS

Booth: 1822.

PORTABLE PRESS

A part of the Advantage Publishers Group; distributed by Publishers Group West. Booth: 3653.

PORTLAND PRESS

Publishes books, videos, note cards and postcards; handles studio edition glass and limited edition prints exclusively for artist Dale Chihuly. Featured:Chihuly Drawing Book, essay by Nathan Kernan; Chihuly Drawing note card set. Giveaways: various items. Drawings: daily. Discounts: 50%, books; 55%, non-book; free freight (no minimum). Booth: 1375.

POS INTEGRATORS

Booth: 2717.

TONY POTTER PUBLISHING

This first-time exhibitor specializes in children's and adult gift products; exhibiting with Publishers Assn (U.K.). Featured: full range of titles. Booth: 2514.

POWELL'S BOOKS WHOLESALE

Distributes scholarly and academic remainders and hurts; co-reprints Oxford Univ. Press titles; co-organizes the Chicago Int'l Remainder and Overstock Book Exposition (CIROBE). Featured: scholarly and academic remainders. Discounts: new markdowns. Booth: 1912.

POWERHOUSE BOOKS

Publishes quality art and photography books as well as general-interest illustrated books; distributes Umbrage Editions and Juno Books. Featured:Phil Stern: A Life's Work, photos by Phil Stern; Magnum New York: The Irrepressible City, edited by Max Kozloff; Pictures: Photographs by Jeff Bridges; Hillhaven Lodge: The Photo Booth Pictures by Brett Ratner; so80s: A Photographic Diary of a Decade, photos by Patrick McMullan, text by Jay McInerney, Michael Musto, Graydon Carter, Tom Ford and Tama Janowitz; Hollywood Splash, photos by Veronique Vial; Spa Journeys, photos by Linda Troeller, essays by Annette Foglino; Aging in America:The Years Ahead, photos by Ed Kashi, essays by Julie Winokur. Giveaways: signed prints, CDs, books. Drawings: for a "spa" gift basket, a pair of "future classic" sneakers. Discounts: 55% on in-stock backlist titles. Booths: 4837—4841.

PREFERRED PLUSH

Booth: 1427.

PREP PUBLISHING

Publishes nonfiction and fiction career titles. Featured: Real-Resumes Series by Anne McKinney, including Real-Resumes for Auto Industry Jobs and Real-Resumes for Nursing Jobs; Real Resumix and Other Resumes for Federal Government Jobs; Real KSAs (Knowledge, Skills & Abilities) for Government Jobs; Real Business Plans & Marketing Tools. Giveaways: books. Discounts: 47%, free freight. Booth: 1579.

PRESENT PERFECT BOOKS

Distributed by Words Distributing Co. Booths: 2320, 2321.

PRESSING MATTERS PUBLISHING CO.

This first-time exhibitor develops, produces and markets children's products that reinforce family values, teach responsibility and provide character-building activities; exhibiting with Publishers Marketing Assn. Featured:"I Did My Chores!" The Hassle Free Chore System: Ages 4 to 8 by Deeanne Graham Gist. Discounts: 75% on first unit of a one-cartoon/10-unit minimum purchase; easel display also given with each order. Booth: 950.

PRESTEL PUBLISHING

Booth: 4655.

PRINCETON ARCHITECTURAL PRESS

Offers books on architecture, design, photography and popular culture; exhibiting with Chronicle Books. Featured:You Are Here by Kitty Harmon; Filmstrip by Danny Gregory; Villas of Palladio by Giovanni Giaconi, text by Kim Williams; Brothels of Nevada by Timothy Hursley, text by Alexa Albert; Big Up by Ben Watts; Earthen Architecture: The Adobe Buildings of West Africa by James Morris; Tell Me Why: The First 24 Months of a New York Design Company—Karlssonwilker Inc. with Clare Jacobson, Kjalti Karlsson and Jan Wilker; The Storm and the Fall by Lebbeus Woods; A Guide to Extacity, edited by Nigel Coates; designed by Peter Saville; Typographically Speaking: The Art of Matthew Carter, edited by Peggy Re; Swiss Made by Steven Spier and Martin Tschanz; Sea Ranch by Donlyn Lindon and Jum Alinder. Giveaways: BEA maps to promote You Are Here; posters; postcards. Discounts: see Chronicle Books for details. Special Events: in-booth party to promote Filmstrip. Booths: 636, 637.

PRINCETON UNIV. PRESS

Publishes scholarly, professional and trade books in the natural and physical sciences, humanities and social sciences. Featured:Women Don't Ask: Negotiation and the Gender Divide by Linda C. Babcock and Sara Laschever; Reclaiming the Game: College Sports and Educational Values by William G. Bowen and Sarah A. Levin; Baroques by Giovanni Careri; Fantastic Bestiaries by Ariane and Christian Delacampagne; Eight Preposterous Propositions: From the Genetics of Homosexuality to the Benefits of Global Warming by Robert Ehrlich; The Lesser Evil: Political Ethics in an Age of Terrorism by Michael Ignatieff; Insult to Injury: Rethinking Our Responses to Intimate Abuse by Linda G. Mills; Chuck Close Prints by Terrie Sultan; Strange Curves, Counting Rabbits and Other Mathematical Explorations by Keith Ball; Landscape with Rowers: Poetry from the Netherlands by J. M. Coetzee; The Flemish Primitives by Dirk De Vos; Ancient Wine: The Scientific Search for the Origins of Viniculture by Patrick E. McGovern; When Least Is Best: A History of How Mathematicians Discovered Many Clever Ways to Make Things as Small (or as Large) as Possible by Paul J. Nahin; Francis Frith in Egypt and Palestine by Douglas Nickel; Government Networks and Global Governance by Anne-Marie Slaughter. Giveaways: galleys. Discounts: 48%, free freight on 10 or more assorted titles or 25 or more assorted books (some restrictions apply). Booth: 4010.

PRINT-ON-DEMAND

Booth: SP5613.

PRODESIGN

This first-time exhibitor publishes an exclusive line of educational books and materials for children ages four to 12 in English and European languages; exhibiting with Publishers Assn. (U.K.). Featured: Pressogram Magic Mats, including Math Magic, Alpha-Magic, Flag-Magic and Fairy-Magic; ancillary products, including Time Teaching Concept, Magic Box Concept and Pisa study books. Booth: 2546.

PRODUCTIONS

Distributed by National Book Network. Booth: 1837.

PROGRESSIVE MANAGEMENT INSTITUTE

Booth: 2136.

PROGRESSIVE TRADING

Booth: 442.

PROJECT MANAGEMENT INSTITUTE

Booth: 2136.

PROMETHEUS BOOKS

Publishes books and journals for the educational, scientific, professional, library, popular and consumer markets. Featured:Mortal Evidence: YTe Forensics Behind Nine Shocking Cases by Cyril Wecht; Into the Minds of Madmen: How the FBI's Behavioral Science Unit Revolutionized Crime Investigation by Don Denvi; Defending Science—Within Reason by Susan Haack; The Annotated Ancient Mariner by Samuel Taylor Coleridge and Martin Gardner; The Dog Rules by William J. Thomas. Giveaways: books, phone cards. Discounts: 50%, free freight. Booth: 1658.

PROSTAR PUBLICATIONS

Booth: 970.

PSI PUBLISHING

Booth: 2860.

PUBLIC AFFAIRS

A member of the Perseus Books Group. Featured:Caesar's Hours: My Life in Comedy, with Love and Laughter by Sid Caesar with Eddy Friedfeld; Franklin Delano Roosevelt: Champion of Freedom by Conrad Black; After Such Knowledge: Where Memory of the Holocaust Ends and History Begins by Eva Hoffman. Giveaways: advance copies. Booths: 4452, 4453.

PUBLICATIONS INT'L

Offers titles in various product categories and formats, including children's traditional and electronic storybooks, interactive learning books, photo albums, stationery, cookbooks, automotive, inspirational, general interest, fitness and health, sports, craft and hobby, and travel. Featured: range of book titles; New Seasons photo, stationery and gift products. Booths: 1500, 1501.

PUBLISHERS ASSN. OF THE SOUTH

PAS is the preeminent association of independent publishers and university presses in the Southeast; supports and promotes the book industry in that region; exhibiting with the Publishers Association of the West. Featured: fiction and nonfiction titles from regional publishers. Drawings: booksellers register to win a trip to "the world's most beautiful beaches"; see booth for details. Discounts: show special. Booths: 4576, 4578.

PUBLISHERS ASSN. OF THE WEST

Booth: 4473.

PUBLISHERS ASSN. (U.K.)

This London-based trade association offers information and advice about the U.K. book-publishing industry; coordinates trade show arrangements for member publishers. Booths: 1374, 1901, 1911, 2236, 2401, 2536, 4754.

PUBLISHERS GROUP WEST

Represents and distributes over 125 independent presses to the book trade and non-traditional markets. Featured: titles from client-publishers, including Amber-Allen, Avalon Publishing Group, Avalon Travel, Backbeat, AMS Bargain, Bay Books/Soma, Beyond Words, Birdcage Books, Blue Moon, Bull Publishing, Cadence, Canongate, Carroll & Graf, Cleis, CMP, Context Books, Creative Integrated Management, Feral House, Four Walls Eight Windows, Greystone, Groundwood, Grove/Atlantic, Hunter House, Inner Ocean, Laurel Glen, Marlowe & Co., Milkweed, New Harbinger, New World Library/HJ Kramer, Nilgiri Press, North Atlantic Books, Portable Press, Raincoast Distribution, Ronin, Sanctuary, Sasquatch, Seal Press, Seven Stories Press, Shelter Publications, Shoemaker & Hoard, Silver Dolphin, Silver Dolphin Spanish Edition, Soft Skull, Steerforth Press, Syngress, Taunton, Thunder Bay, Thunder's Mouth Press, Touring Club of Italy, Travelers' Tales, Ulysses Press, Viz Communications. Drawings: for the contents of the PGW backlist booth; see booth for details. Special Events: PGW annual party at the El Rey Theater. Booths: 3547, 3549; 3646, 3648; 3747, 3649; 3746, 3748.

PUBLISHERS MARKETING ASSN.

This nonprofit trade association represents more than 3,500 independent publishers across the U.S. Featured: more than 500 titles from independent publishers. Drawings: for a free trip to 2004 BEA (booksellers only). Discounts: 50%. Special Events: May 27—29: PMA/BEA Publishing University, Wilshire Grand Hotel; May 28: Benjamin Franklin Awards presentation, Wilshire Grand Hotel, 6 p.m. Booths: 845—859.

PUBLISHERS WEEKLY

PW covers the international business of book publishing and bookselling; its readership includes publishers, booksellers, librarians, book wholesalers, reviewers and literary agents. Featured: daily coverage of the convention on PW's Web site (www.publishersweekly.com) and in PW's BEA Show Daily; sign up (at the booth or online) for PW Daily for Booksellers and PW Newsline. Giveaways: copies of annual pre-convention issue. Booth: 3216.

PUMPKIN WHOLESALE LTD.

Exhibiting with Publishers Assn. (U.K.). Booth: 1374.

PURDUE UNIV. PRESS

Publishes to disseminate scholarly and professional information and provides resources in subject areas including aging, agriculture, business, technology, health, veterinary medicine and other challenging disciplines in the humanities and sciences; exhibiting with the AAUP. Featured: The Airplane Boys series; The Airplane Girls series; Ecological Agrarian: Agriculture's First Evolution in 10,000 Years by J. Bishop Grewell and Clay J. Landry; Just Love Me: My Life Turned Upside-down by Alzheimer's by Jeanne Lee; St. Benedict's Rule for Business Success by Quentin R. Skrabec Jr.; Defiant Populist: Jörg Haider and the Politics of Austria by Lothar Höbelt; The Art of Global Thinking: Integrating Organizational Philosophies of East and West by Donald Cyr; Brood Bitch: A Mother's Reflection by Celia Townsend Wells; Giving Much/Gaining More: Mentoring for Success by Emily M. Wadsworth. Giveaways: promotional items. Discounts: 50%, free freight on ten or more backlist titles. Booth: 2824.

PUTUMAYO WORLD MUSIC

Booth: 2930.