Publishers Lunch

Fleischer, a Year in Morocco, and More We’ve got over 80 deals to catch up on since Monday; among the latest are the close of the auction for Ari Fleischer’s book, a big film sale for Jarhead and another for Marc Acito’s hot novel, a big UK sale for a quirky Year of Provence-in-Morocco selling […]

Dozens More Deals Once again, lots of brand-new deals to report, from more post-Frankfurt international sales to a significant deal for first fiction, another war book optioned to Tom Hanks, a sober look at weapons of mass destruction, being a better husband, and as ever, plenty more — all at PublishersMarketplace, where members can view […]

Dozens More Deals Lots of post-Frankfurt reports again today (once again, more than 20 in since yesterday morning), including US sales for Dutch and Australian bestsellers and a Booker shortlisted novel, lots of debut fiction (including a novel about Margaret Bourke-White), another look at Governor Schwarzenegger, inside the Wharton School, and of course plenty more […]

The Latest I know it sounds ridiculous, but we’ve posted over 35 new deals since yesterday morning, none of which made it into last night’s Lunch Weekly — all of which I guess makes up for this otherwise being a pretty dull news day. Just a sampling of the new reports: a new book from […]

Lots of New Deals Almost 30 new ones since Friday morning include Deborah Tannen’s latest, a sweeping look at California today, the story of Emeril, a new anthology from Billy Collins, a NYT food columnist’s memoir, a “thinking man’s thriller,” and still more — with new ones reported live all day, and well over 6,000 […]

Deals Galore US paperback rights are set for the Booker winner (and Finlay’s next novel is apparently called LUDMILLA’S BROKEN ENGLISH) while the US sale is just starting for Jamie Byng’s latest touted first fiction buy (“one of the most assured and understated debuts that I have read in some time”), plus a book and […]