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1. F+W Media Acquires Interweave

F+W Media has acquired Aspire Media LLC, the parent company of Interweave, an arts & crafts book and magazine publisher, in a deal whose terms were not disclosed.

Private equity firms Frontenac Company, Catalyst Investors, Clay Hall, as well as a couple of executives from the Interweave management team sold the publishing company to F+W. Through the acquisition, F+W Media will own Interweave’s various businesses which includes: more than 30 arts and crafts publications; 350 craft books; 33 websites; 10 online communities; 10 e-commerce stores; as well as various consumer events, and video programming.

F+W CEO David Nussbaum said that Interweave’s strategy is similar to F+W’s approach, which is to focus on “vertical communities.” F+W’s mission, Nussbaum stated, is “To provide an expertly curated portfolio of quality content, products and services, marketed and sold direct to our comprehensive database of core enthusiasts, through our robust e-commerce stores.”

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2. Jacquelyn Mitchard to Head YA Imprint at F+W Media

Novelist Jacquelyn Mitchard has joined F+W Media as the head of their new young adult fiction imprint, Merit Press Books. The imprint will release five titles this year and has thirteen books slated for 2013.

Oprah Winfrey selected Mitchard’s 1996 novel, The Deep End of the Ocean, as the first title to kick off her famous Book Club. Mitchard has written both fiction and nonfiction, publishing books for adult, young adult and children’s readers.

Mitchard gave this statement in the release: “I’d wanted to be an editor for years, but didn’t see myself in a huge box in Manhattan. F+W made me an offer I couldn’t refuse: the chance to work with new authors and established authors on something so important. It’s exactly where I want to be at this point in my career. Something in me said – you’re home.” (Photo Credit: James Schnepf)

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