Caffeine's Magical Effects, Wondrou... Nov 15, 2009
Mayo Clinic Foundation for Medical Education and Research, Rochester, MN., distributed by Kensington Publishing Corp., New York, N. Y.. The copyright of the article Caffeine's Magical Effects, Wondrous Benefits in is owned by. (Suite101.com)
Alice Katherine Duffy Oct 17, 2009
At the time of her death she was an editorial director of Kensington Publishing Corporation, a leading publisher of romance fiction and was widely respected in her profession. In addition to her mother, she is also survived by her sister, Clare Duffy, of New York City, her brother, Benedict, of Falls Church, Va. (Hingham Journal, MA)
Romance novels thriving in tough economic times Jun 1, 2009
"If you really think about it, there is a little romance in virtually every book," said Laurie Parkin, vice president and publisher of Kensington Publishing Corp.. "But especially when business is bad or business is down, people want to escape a little bit," Parkin added. (Orangeburg Times and Democrat, SC)
Sales of romance novels are up in tough economic times May 30, 2009
AP PHOTO/KENSINGTON PUBLISHINGRomance novels, whose sales are up, provide an escape from the difficult economic times for many readers. (Ap Photo/Kensington Publishing) By Associated Press / May 30, 2009 ... "If you really think about it, there is a little romance in virtually every book," said Laurie Parkin, vice president and publisher of Kensington Publishing Corp. Kensington has seen a 5 percent increase in sales for mass market paperback romances for its fiscal year beginning Oct. 1, she... (Boston Globe)
Romance novels offer comfort in down economy May 29, 2009
If you really think about it, there is a little romance in virtually every book, said Laurie Parkin, vice president and publisher of Kensington Publishing Corp. Kensington has seen a 5 percent increase in sales for mass market paperback romances for its fiscal year beginning Oct. 1, she said. But especially when business is bad or business is down, people want to escape a little bit, Parkin added. (MSNBC -- Lifestyle)
