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Deals: Week of 12/13/10
Katherine Tegen Finds 'Bliss'; Perigee Goes with Smith, Again; and More.
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Glenn Cooper: An American Writer Only Europeans Can Love?
He's big in Italy. Ditto England, Germany, and Spain. But Massachusetts-based thriller author Glenn Cooper is still largely unknown, and notably under-published, in the one place you'd least expect: his home country of America.
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Sandra Brown Signs With Grand Central
Sandra Brown is returning to her old house. The bestselling author signed a three book deal with Hachette's Grand Central Publishing imprint, restarting a relationship that ended in 2002 when Brown decamped for Simon & Schuster. Grand Central published 16 novels by Brown, starting with 1988's Slow Heat in Heaven.
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Deals: Week of 12/6/10
Wiley Signs Two from Gediman; Frederickson Talks 'Love'; and More.
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A Rush on Books by Tea Party Candidates? Conservative Imprints Say No
Scott Brown did it. Rand Paul did it. And now Christine O’Donnell has done it. The trend of Tea Party candidates--winners and losers--landing book deals would seem to indicate that publishers are hot for titles by these much-covered politicians. Editors at conservative imprints, however, say books by Tea Party politicians are less attractive than books about the movement itself.
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Deals: Week of 11/29/10
FSG Kids Inks Brody For Four; Martin Closes Hat Trick At HMH; and More.
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Deals: Week of 11/22/10
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Paver Moves to Puffin for New Series
Bestselling British children's author Michelle Paver has signed a world rights five-book deal with Penguin UK's Puffin imprint for a new series called Gods & Warriors. The first book in the Bronze Age-set tale is scheduled to come out in autumn 2012.
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Deals: Week of 11/15/10
Levy Re-Ups with Two Dollar Radio; Romeo & Juliet, Updated; Kaufman Gets 'Amp'-ed; Simmons Settles at Hyperion; and More.
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Licensing Hotline: November 2010
Random House is adding to its portfolio of boys' titles with a new line tied to Cartoon Network's Generator Rex. "It's a little bit monsters, a little bit superhero, a little bit sci-fi," says Dennis Shealy, editorial director, licensed and novelty properties, Random House/Golden Books Young Readers Group.
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Deals: Week of 11/8/10
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Deals: Week of 11/1/10
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Eldredge Moves to FaithWords
Bestselling Christian author John Eldredge has moved houses, signing a multi-book contract with Hachette's FaithWords division. Eldredge will release Loving Jesus, the first book under the new contract, in September 2011.
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Rights Report: October 21
This week in rights news, three fiction properties will be heading to the big screen: Judy Blume’s YA novel Tiger Eyes, The Best Christmas Pageant Ever by Barbara Robinson, and Cate Tiernan's 15-volume Sweep book series.
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Davidar Publishing Novel Set for 2011
Author and former president of Penguin Group Canada David Davidar has written a new novel that is set in the world of international book publishing. The book is slated to be published in Canada by McClelland & Stewart in the fall of 2011. Canada is the first territory where rights have been sold by U.K. agent David Godwin.
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'PW' Reviews: 'Poems, Intimate Notes, Letters' by Marilyn Monroe
Farrar, Straus and Giroux today released Fragments: Poems, Intimate Notes, Letters by Marilyn Monroe. PW's review of the embargoed book follows.
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Deals: Week of 10/11/10
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Former Herald Book Editor Pens Votive Mystery
Votive portraits featuring the artist's patrons were common in religious paintings of the 15th century. Votive literature in the 21st century, not so much. But in her debut mystery novel, Front Page Teaser, Rosemary Herbert does exactly that. The former Boston Herald book review editor, who edited several mystery anthologies, pays tribute to Mary Higgins Clark, who encouraged her to write a book of her own.
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Deals: Week of 10/4/10
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