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  • 'Robert the Rose Horse' Author Back on the Scene

    Joan Heilbroner, best known for her first book, Robert the Rose Horse, which was published in 1962 and has never been out of print, is back. After a hiatus of about 20 years Heilbroner returns with A Pet Named Sneaker, which Julie Just of Janklow & Nesbit Associates has just sold to Alice Jonaitis at Random House.

  • Deals: Week of 7/25/11

    Just Closes for Heilbroner, Baron and more.

  • Chronicle Snags Moomin License

    Chronicle Books joins Macmillan and Drawn & Quarterly as a North American licensee for Moomin, the children’s brand based on the books by Tove Jansson.

  • Deals: Week of 7/15/11

    Machinist Closes Double and more.

  • Thomas Nelson Announces New Billy Graham Book

    Billy Graham's Nearing Home: Life, Faith, and Finishing Well, the evangelist's first book in five years, was acquired by Thomas Nelson.

  • Turner Buys New, and Backlist, Barbara Wood

    Turner Publishing has acquired a new novel, and a number of backlist titles, by Barbara Wood. Executive editor Diane Gedymin took North American rights from agent Harvey Klinger in the deal.

  • Deals: Week of 7/11/11

    Larsons Come 'Clean' for Berkley

  • Harper Business Signs New Jim Collins Book

    Harper Business has signed a new book by business guru, Jim Collins, Great By Choice: Uncertainty, Chaos and Luck--Why Some Thrive Despite Them All.

  • It Books Acquires Title from Gordon-Levitt's Production Company

    It Books has acquired The Tiny Book of Tiny Stories: Volume 1, which grew out of actor Joseph Gordon-Levitt's hitRECord. Gordon-Levitt dubbed hitRECord an "open collaborative production company," and the effort, online at hitRECord.org, crowdsources content.

  • Deals: Week of 7/4/11

    Thomas Dunne Inks Ed Hardy and more.

  • Martha Stewart Extends Deal With Clarkson Potter

    Martha Stewart Living Omnimedia is sticking with Clarkson Potter as its book publishing partner. The brand has inked a new 12-book deal that will extend through 2016.

  • LBYR Inks Pact with Disney for Muppets Line

    Little, Brown Books for Young Readers has signed an agreement to release a number of titles, in different formats, featuring The Muppets.

  • Barbara Delinsky Moves to St. Martin's Press

    Barbara Delinsky has inked a two-book deal with St. Martin's Press, moving from Doubleday. SMP executive v-p and publisher Matthew Shear negotiated the deal with Amy Berkower at Writers House, and Hilary Rubin Teeman will be editing.

  • Deals: Week of 6/27/11

    Stelter Goes to GCP and More.

  • S&S Announces New Dork Diaries Books

    On the heels of the recent release of Rachel Renée Russell's Dork Diaries 3: Tales from a Not-So-Talented Pop Star, Simon & Schuster's Aladdin imprint has announced details about the publication of the fifth and sixth books in the series in summer 2013 and 2014.

  • Deals: Week of 6/20/2011

    Elmore Gets 'Justified' and More.

  • Deals: Week of 6/13/2011

    Scholastic Nabs 'Tree Catcher' and More.

  • Deals: Week of 6/6/11

    FSG Gets 'Crewel' ...for the Kids and More

  • Glenn Beck Re-Ups with S&S; Launches New Imprint

    Glenn Beck has signed a new co-publishing deal with Simon & Schuster. The conservative talk show personality, through his company Mercury Radio Arts, intends to keep releasing titles in a variety of genres through the agreement, following up on the string of hits he has had in, among other categories, non-fiction, fiction and children's books. Beck, who has been at S&S's Threshold Editions, will also be launching his own imprint, Mercury Ink, which will release a mix of titles that interest him.

  • Deals: Week of 5/30/2011

    Spooner Lands at Business Plus and more.

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