Recent Deals

GENERAL
Author of I WISH MY TEACHER KNEW and third grade teacher Kyle Schwartz's I WISH FOR CHANGE, which offers encouragement, advice and examples for educators and families to empower children as young as kindergartners to create positive change in the world, to Dan Ambrosio at Da Capo Lifelong Books, for publication in spring 2019.

CURRENT AFFAIRS
TED Residents Winona Guo and Priya Vulchi's RACE ACROSS 50 STATES, portraying through photos and text their journey after graduating from high school, when they deferred college to travel across America to talk to young people about race, concluding that race cannot be separated from other identities such as social class and sexual orientation and that every person has a story that advances our understanding of each other, to Sara Carder at Tarcher Perigee (PRH), at auction, for publication in 2019,

RELIGION/SPIRITUALITY
Reverend Sharon Risher's OH, WHAT A DAY IT WILL BE, her story of grief, recovery, ongoing forgiveness and enduring faith in the aftermath of the shooting at the historic Emanuel African Methodist Church, known as Mother Emanuel, that killed her mother and two cousins, to Chalice Press for publication in 2019.

CURRENT AFFAIRS
Journalist Abigail Pesta's THE TEAM, about the scandal that devastated the gymnastics world and the tight-knit Michigan community where a group of brave young women found their voice and came together to bring down serial predator Larry Nassar, to Stephanie Knapp at Seal Press (Hachette) for publication in 2019. Read about the deal in Publishers Weekly.

TELEVISION RIGHTS
Pulitzer-Prize winning journalist Daniel Golden's recently-published expose SPY SCHOOLS: How the CIA, FBI, and Foreign Intelligence Secretly Exploit America's Universities, about the front line of espionage that has moved into academia, snaring professors, students and administrators in the U.S. and abroad, to CBS Television Studios with Scott Free producing, by Joseph Veltre at the Gersh Agency on behalf of Lynn Johnston of Lynn Johnston Literary.

BUSINESS
Former editorial director at Google and Twitter Karen Wickre's NETWORKING FOR PEOPLE WHO HATE TO NETWORK, offering advice for introverts and anyone who has ever cancelled a coffee date about how to nurture a vibrant circle of reliable contacts without leaving their comfort zone, by channeling their natural instincts, making best use of digital tools and attracting attention without blatant self-promotion, to Cara Bedick at Touchstone (S&S) for publication in late 2018.

POP CULTURE
John Doe with Tom DeSavia's MORE FUN IN THE NEW WORLD, which picks up where their first book, the LA Times bestseller Under the Big Black Sun left off to portray the dizzying pinnacle of LA's punk rock movement in the early to mid-1980s when the music permeated suburbia in the shadow of Reagan's America, to Ben Schafer at Da Capo (Hachette), for publication in Spring 2019.

NARRATIVE
New Yorker contributor Jennie Erin Smith's THE VALLEY OF FORGETTING, the story of the world's largest cluster of early-onset Alzheimer's patients, from an isolated hillside community near Medellin, Colombia, the result of a genetic mutation that traces back to a single conquistador - and the extraordinary ongoing research there that could lead to a new treatment for the disease, to Cal Morgan at Riverhead (PRH), in a pre-empt.

INTERNATIONAL RIGHTS
Japanese rights to Daniel Golden's SPY SCHOOLS, to Hara Shobo by Japan Uni on behalf of Sandy Hodgman at Hodgman Literary for Lynn Johnston Literary.

INTERNATIONAL RIGHTS
Japanese rights to Leanne Jacobs's BEAUTIFUL MONEY, to Discovery 21, by Japan Uni on behalf of Sandy Hodgman at Hodgman Literary for Lynn Johnston Literary.

INTERNATIONAL RIGHTS
Korean rights to Leanne Jacobs's BEAUTIFUL MONEY: The 4-Week Total Makeover, to Axia, by Duran Kim at Duran Kim Agency on behalf of Sandy Hodgman at Hodgman Literary in association with Lynn Johnston Literary.

BUSINESS
Robotics Design Consultant and Lecturer at the University of Pennsylvania Carla Diana and Executive Director of Stanford University's Center for Design Research Wendy Ju's THE SOCIAL LIVES OF PRODUCTS, about what the humanization of consumer products means for product designers, product managers, marketers, executives and entrepreneurs, recognizing that as smart objects become more ubiquitous, their personalities will distinguish which we gladly invite into our homes and which we'd rather leave in stores, to Jeff Kehoe at Harvard Business Review Press for publication in Spring 2019.

CURRENT EVENTS
Washington Post columnist Greg Sargent's THEFTOCRACY chronicling the epic clash over voting rights in the Trump era and how to combat the unprecedented assault on democracy, to Geoff Shandler at Custom House (HarperCollins), for publication in 2018.

INTERNATIONAL RIGHTS
French rights to Leanne Jacobs's BEAUTIFUL MONEY, to l'Homme by Anna Jorota Agency, on behalf of Sandy Hodgman at Hodgman Literary for Lynn Johnston Literary.

DIET/HEALTH
Founder and editor of the NY Times Well Blog Tara Parker-Pope's UNTITLED BOOK, about the uses of the latest research to cut through the massive confusion over food and diet to show the best way to eat, to Caroline Sutton at Hudson Street Press (PRH).
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