Publishers Lunch

More Deals Already we’ve got 18 deals new since last night’s round-up, including a big book from a WSJ columnist, a look at Leni Riefenstahl, a big sale for a book that explores parrots in detail, Cynthia Ozick’s latest, “the most Little, Brown children’s has ever offered a first-time author,” and plenty more. The best […]

Catching Up on Deals A good number of deal reports came in before and during the break, highlighted by Lynne Truss’s surprise UK holiday hit EATS, SHOOTS & LEAVES coming to America, plus the quirky UNCYCLOPEDIA, a new UK publisher for Carl Hiassen, first fiction, American rights to the authorized bio of Douglas Adams, and […]

Still More Deals Among the more than 20 new ones in the last day: The autobiography of “the most well-known unknown singer in the world,” an extensive history of America as a beacon of liberty, a fitness guru helps moms with their stomachs, and still much more — plus as always, new ones during the […]

Lots of Deal News We’ve already got 20 more deals new since yesterday and not featured in last night’s round-up, including a memoir from a CEO who overcame dyslexia, another author emerging from Oprah’s stable, more Mommy Track mysteries, a good deal in the UK for a debut novel, an “anti-chick lit” novel, and still […]

New Deals Over a dozen new deals since Friday morning, including the latest from Portugese novelist Antonio Lobo Antunes, more from Jenny Colgan, a “new new journalism” look at the president elections, and still much more — plus as always, new ones during the day, and our unique archive of nearly 7,000 deals available for […]

New Deals Debut literary fiction, a British version of FATHERHOOD, “Rex and the City,” a civil rights attorney makes the argument for same-sex marriages, and still much more — plus as always, new ones during the day, and our unique archive of nearly 7,000 deals available for searching any time (to learn about agents, editors, […]