Mary Ann Naples will join  Hachette Books as vice president and publisher  and "will oversee its growth as a major  commercial nonfiction imprint," along with  overseeing the "ongoing integration" of the  Hachette Books imprint with Da Capo Press and  Lifelong. She was vice president and publisher  at the Disney Book Group. (Naples' second job  in publishing in the early 90s was editor at  Hyperion; that list was acquired by HBG in  2013 and became the 
foundation  of Hachette Books when it was created in  2014.) CEO of Hachette Book Group Michael  Pietsch says in the announcement, "Mary Ann  Naples is a strategic thinker, an energized  leader, and a great collaborator with authors  and with the many groups publishers work  through to realize their vision. Authors,  literary agents, booksellers, librarians, and  media will quickly sense the breadth and force  of her publishing skills."    
Ashley McClay has been  promoted to associate publisher, director of  marketing at Putnam.  
  In Germany, president and publisher of S.  Fischer 
Jorg Bong will step  down as of May 31 to focus on writing his  Brittany Mystery series, under his pen name  Jean-Luc Bannalec. 
Siv Bublitz,  currently evp editorial and strategy, will  succeed him as president and publisher.  
  Novelist 
Jonathan Baumbach,  85, author of 12 novels including 
Reruns,  died at his home in Great Barrington, MA on  March 28.    
Matt Wixon, 41, co-owner of  Capitol Hill books in Washington D.C., 
died  in late March of cancer.    
Lists  Last Week Tonight With John Oliver's parody  book A DAY IN THE LIFE OF MARLON BUNDO  registered another milestone, penetrating the  
American Library Association's  annual 
list  of the most "challenged" books of 2018,  ranking No. 2 behind Alex Gino’s middle-grade  novel GEORGE.    
Bookselling
  D.C.'s 
Politics and  Prose postponed  an event for author 
Max Blumenthal  at their location at The Warf, after a number  of people complained about Blumenthal's views  on Syria. Blumenthal's talk was to center on  his new book 
The  Management of Savagery: How America's  Security State Fueled the Rise of Al Qaeda,  ISIS, and Donald Trump, but the Syrian  American Council, which advocates for US and  United Nations intervention in Syria, 
tweeted  about the event, calling Blumenthal "an Assad  supporter who has mocked victims of war  crimes," and urging followers to speak out.  
  Co-owner Bradley Graham said, "We were caught  off guard by a number of people who were  reaching out to us and the passion of their  comments." Graham says the event will still  happen in the future, possibly reframed as an  in-conversation with another author. "We just  didn't have enough information to be able to  assess what some of Max's critics were  saying," he said, "and so we just needed some  time and also, I wanted to read his book. I  haven't read it yet."  
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