Michael Cader

The Latest Deals New ones since last night’s wrap-up include a biography of robber baron Jay Gould, a big UK deal for a massive first novel based on the author’s real-life escapades on the run after breaking out of an Australian prison (which include working with the mujaheddin in Afghanistan), a big deal here for another memoir of life in Baghdad, and much more. We’ve got another new guest in the Forums at PublishersMarketplace.com for writers; agent Noah Lukeman — also the author of writer’s guides THE FIRST FIVE PAGES and THE PLOT THICKENS: 8 Ways to Bring Fiction to […]

Frankfurt Deadline Coming I know many people are still trying to get prepared for BEA, but the print deadline for the Frankfurt exhibitor catalog is only weeks away. If you take advantage now of our new “boothless business center” service with the trade show experts at the American Collective Stand, you can get a listing in that catalog included in your package, along with a great introductory discount. Of course you also get a place to schedule a couple of meetings, receive messages and meeting people throughout the show, full-use of computers with high-speed internet access, printers, and fax machines, […]

We Really Run This Every Day… To change your address, you need to sign up again, please. Please don’t e-mail us about it! New subscribers are always welcome, too — just visit the link below. Visit here to subscribe Memoirs, Making the Enquirer, and More A new memoir from actor Julia Sweeney, Evan Connell’s latest, coming of age in a traveling circus, a physicist’s look at the impact of the resolution of a thousand-year old mathematical problem, why Carol Alt eats it raw (her food that is), film rights to a forthcoming non-fiction book, the story of the National Enquirer […]

There’s Always Plenty of Deal News Once you leave aside tawdry JFK tidbits and more Stephen Glass it’s a pretty quiet day. There’s still plenty of deal news, though-a big biography of Warren Burger, a big fiction pre-empt, a deal for a Paris Review Discovery winner, real-life stories from the Underground Railroad by a Pulitzer finalist, and lots more. You’ll also find lots of resources for researching and making deals (plus the only contact database that’s updated daily), and all kinds of other essential information. And just for writers, join our weeklong discussion-in-progress at the Forums with Hearst Books publisher […]

Fiction Auction, More From Iraq, McSweeney’s Remix, and More Two new books about the conflict in Iraq from foreign journalists-one British and one Australian (that one publishes there next month)-plus the auction for Zoetrope All-Story founder Adrienne Brodeur’s first novel, a new diet that modulates dairy consumption as the key to weight loss, an unusual “remix” of a McSweeney’s book in paperback, George Soros on why America is on top only temporarily, revelations of a female FBI agent, and still more-all at PublishersMarketplace.com, where new deals are posted live every day, and archived by the thousands for searching and reference. […]

Iraq Books, Conservative Writers, and Much More What might be the first book in the Iraqi conflict from a “name” writer (not to mention another prominent general and a UK journalist weighing with books of their own), conservative titles on everything from LIBERAL FACISM and the rise of the neoconservatives to Norman Podhoretz’s latest, a big auction for an anthology of women writers, 100 how-to essays from 100 well-known experts, a pre-empt for a novel from a former pop singer, and still plenty more, with new ones posted during the day. Our industry-leading archive is now just under 5,000 deals. […]