THE TOWN THAT FOOD SAVED by Ben Hewitt (Rodale, March 2010)
NOTHING SHORT OF JOY by Julie Genovese (Behler, March 2010)
THIRTEEN DAYS TO MIDNIGHT by Patrick Carman (Little Brown, April 2010)
JANE SLAYRE by Sherri Browning-Erwin and Charlotte Bronte (Gallery, April 2010)
THE LOCAVORE'S HANDBOOK by Leda Meredith (Globe Pequot, April 2010)
DAY ONE by Bill Cameron (Tyrus Books, April 2010)
ORGANICALLY RAISED by Anni Daulter and Shante Lanay (Rodale, May 2010)
TRACKERS by Patrick Carman (Scholastic, May 2010)
SPARROW ROCK by Nate Kenyon (Dorchester, May 2010)
BRAINS by Robin Becker (Harper, May 2010)
HELP! MY BABY CAME WITHOUT INSTRUCTIONS by Blythe Lipman (Viva Editions, May 2010)
CRASHERS by Dana Haynes (St. Martin's Press, June 2010)
MOZART'S BLOOD by Louise Marley (Kensington, June 2010)
WITHOUT A PADDLE: RACING TWELVE HUNDRED MILES AROUND FLORIDA BY SEA KAYAK by Warren Richey (St. Martin's Press, June 2010)
NUMB by Sean Ferrell (Harper, August 2010)
PERSONAL DEMONS by Lisa Desrochers (Tor, September 2010)
SAMMY IN THE SKY by Barbara Walsh and illustrated by Jamie Wyeth (Candlewick, Spring 2011)
EVOLVING ROBOTS by John Long (Basic Books, Fall 2011)

Recent Sales

Shonna Milliken Humphrey's SHOW ME GOOD LAND, set in rural northern Maine, a portrait of a fictional town struggling with decay after decades of prosperity, seen through the returning eyes of native Rhetta Ballou who struggles with family connections and relationships with old friends after twenty years away, to Michael Steere at Down East Books, by Diane Freed at FinePrint Literary Management.

Pulitzer Prize-winning journalist Barbara Walsh's AUGUST GALE: A FATHER AND DAUGHTER'S JOURNEY INTO THE STORM, a memoir about a father and daughter's journey into two powerful storms: one into the lives of schooner fisherman during a deadly 1935 Newfoundland hurricane and the other into a squall stirred by a grandfather with many secrets, to Erin Turner at Globe Pequot, by Diane Freed at FinePrint Literary Management.

Debut author Allison Pang's SHADOW OF THE INCUBUS, the first book in a new urban fantasy series about a mortal woman serving as the Queen of Elfland's human touchstone; when her employer goes missing, she finds herself under suspicion and learns that the only way to find the truth is to forge a truce with a sexy demon who may or may not be setting her up to be the next victim, to Lauren McKenna at Pocket, with Danielle Poiesz to edit, in a three-book deal, at auction, by Colleen Lindsay at FinePrint Literary Management.

Ed Rohs and Judith Estrine's RAISED BY THE CHURCH, how religious institutions cared for the illegitimate Baby Boom and the true story of Rohs' experience growing up in Catholic Homes in the New York area from age six months to 19 years old, to Fred Nachbaur at Fordham University Press, for publication Fall 2011, by Laura Wood of FinePrint Literary Management.

Anni Daulter's POPSICLE CRAZE, a cookbook offering organic, fresh, delicious popsicle recipes for families or anyone looking for an innovative "wholesome treat," to Megan Hiller at Sellers Publishing, for publication in Spring 2011, by Meredith Hays at FinePrint Literary Management.

Randall Silvis's THE BOY WHO SHOOTS CROWS, about a lonely woman in the woods of Pennsylvania who is eaten away by guilt as she questions whether or not she has murdered a child, to Emily Beth Rapoport at Berkley Prime Crime, by Peter Rubie at FinePrint Literary Management.

Lisa Desrochers' debut PERSONAL DEMONS, about a good Catholic girl with a snarky streak who finds herself caught between an angel and a demon both fighting for her soul, and ultimately her heart, to Melissa Frain at Tor, in a three-book deal, at auction, for publication Fall 2010, by Suzie Townsend at FinePrint Literary Management.

Arlaina Tibensky's BELL JAR SUMMER, the story of a fifteen year-old, whose parents are splitting up, whose boyfriend is trying to wrestle her out of her pants at every opportunity, and who's suffering through late onset chicken pox while languishing in the Chicago suburbs with only an ancient IBM typewriter, her chain-smoking grandmother, and her beloved well-worn copy of Sylvia Plath's The Bell Jar to console her, to Anica Rissi at Simon Pulse, in a pre-empt, by Brendan Deneen at FinePrint Literary Management.

Ari Marmell's THE GOBLIN CORPS, the story of an elite squad of goblins in a Dark Lord's army and their battle against the assembled forces of good -- who may themselves not be quite as "good" as they're cracked up to be -- pitched as INGLOURIOUS BASTERDS meets THE LORD OF THE RINGS, to Lou Anders at Pyr, in a pre-empt, by Brendan Deneen at FinePrint Literary Management.

Yvonne Navarro's HIGHBORN, the story of a powerful fallen angel who must tread the human world to find redemption as she also seeks to regain everything lost before the fall, and the sequel, CONCRETE SAVIOR, to Paula Guran at Juno, in a pre-empt, by Brendan Deneen at FinePrint Literary Management.

Author of over 35 books for brides, Sharon Naylor’s KNACK WEDDING HAIRSTYLES & BEAUTY, an illustrated guide to bridal hair and make-up and tips on how to achieve your own perfect personal style to Katie Benoit at Globe Pequot Press by Meredith Hays at FinePrint Literary Management.

Stanley Ginsberg and Norman Berg’s NEW YORK BAKERS JEWISH BAKERY BOOK, the first in a New York Bakers series following the history and flavor of immigrant cultures, from both the Old Country and in America, to bring the authentic baking techniques coupled with modern and easy to follow recipes adapted by master bakers to Edward Jutkowitz at Camino Books, by Stephany Evans.

Award winning diabetes educator Constance Brown-Riggs, MSEd, RD, CDE, CDN with Tamara Jeffries’ AFRICAN AMERICAN GUIDE TO LIVING WELL WITH DIABETES, a “Body, Mind and Soul” inspirational and step by step guide to managing diabetes to Michael Pye at New Page Books by Stephany Evans at FinePrint Literary Management

Ayn Rand's ANTHEM, about a dystopian future where individualism is forbidden, adapted by writer Charles Santino and Marshall Holt Entertainment, with the artist to be named later, to Tracy Bernstein at NAL, by Colleen Lindsay at FinePrint Literary Management (World).

Thomas Guzman-Sanchez's UNDERGROUND DANCE MASTERS, the surprising account of the origins, evolution, history and creators of Urban Street Dance, a worldwide phenomenon that has redefined hip-hop, a book twenty-six years in the making and the basis of a new documentary, to Dan Harmon at Praeger, by Brendan Deneen at FinePrint Literary Management.

Poisoned Love author Caitlin Rother's UNDESERVED, the account of the murders of Tom and Jackie Hawks off Catalina Island by a con man/hermaphrodite, his wife, and three accomplices, to Michael Shohl at Kensington, in a two-book deal, by Peter Rubie at FinePrint Literary Management (World).

18-year-old author of BREAK Hannah Moskowitz's INVINCIBLE SUMMER, the story of a young man who tries to come to grips with his family's slow dissolution while also finding himself in a chaotic love triangle, pitted against his own brother, which plays out across four summers, again to Anica Rissi at Simon Pulse, in a two-book deal, by Brendan Deneen at FinePrint Literary Management.

Stephen Chambers's JANE AND THE RAVEN KING, about a twelve year old girl who must defeat the Raven King who is using technology to destroy civilization, to Rebecca Frazer at Sourcebooks, by Peter Rubie at FinePrint Literary Management (NA).

Author of CREATING SUCCESS FROM THE INSIDE OUT, Ephren Taylor's follow-up, THE ELITE ENTREPRENEUR, a guide to becoming an entrepreneur, to Glenn Yeffeth at BenBella Books, by Peter Rubie at FinePrint Literary Management (World).

Scott Tracey's WITCH EYES, pitched as Smallville meets a gay Romeo and Juliet, in which a deadly supernatural feud between two powerful witch dynasties becomes dangerously complicated when the eldest sons of the two rival families unexpectedly fall in love, to Brian Farrey at Flux, in a two-book deal, by Colleen Lindsay at FinePrint Literary Management (World English).

Leslie Tentler's MIDNIGHT CALLER, in which an FBI agent, with the aid of a psychologist, must hunt down a sadistic killer known as "the vampire," to Linda McFall at Mira, in a three-book deal, by Stephany Evans at FinePrint Literary Management.

Seventeen-year-old debut author Kody Keplinger's THE DUFF (Designated Ugly Fat Friend), pitched as reminiscent of Juno and She's Come Undone, in which a cynical and witty "DUFF" decides the intrigue of casual sex with a gorgeous-but-jerkoff player is more alluring than facing her own issues with self-esteem...until it all goes wrong when they realize they're falling in love, to Vast Entertainment, in a pre-empt, with McG (CHARLIE'S ANGELS, TERMINATOR: SALVATION) attached to direct, by Brendan Deneen at Fineprint Literary Management on behalf of Joanna Stampfel-Volpe at Nancy Coffey Literary & Media Representation.

Andrew Grant's EVEN, the debut adventure of an undercover Royal Navy intelligence operative who goes on the run after he's framed for murder, to Warner Bros.-based Unique Features, by Brendan Deneen at FinePrint Literary Management on behalf of Janet Reid at FinePrint.

Barry Nugent's FALLEN HEROES, the story of a group of strangers who are pursued across the globe by enemies both human and supernatural, and who must overcome their mistrust of each other and decipher an ancient mystery before a malevolent force is unleashed upon an unsuspecting world, to Celtic Films Entertainment in the UK, by Brendan Deneen at FinePrint Literary Management. US publishing rights are still available.

Judith Pearson's THE WOLVES AT THE DOOR: The True Story of America's Greatest Female Spy, the riveting story of socialite Virginia Hall who worked as a secret agent in German-occupied France directing resistance activities for the OSS disguised as an old woman, to Sid and Nancy Ganis' Out of the Blue Productions for feature, by Susan Schulman of Susan Schulman Literary Agency on behalf of Peter Rubie of FinePrint Literary Management.

SUBRIGHTS

French rights to Molly Harpers's NICE GIRLS DON'T HAVE FANGS and NICE GIRLS DON'T DATE DEAD MEN (Book 1 and 2 of a trilogy), to Mathieu Saintout at Bibliotheque Interdite, by Donatella d'Ormesson Literary on behalf of Jacqueline Murphy at FinePrint Literary Management.

French rights to Kelly Gay's THE BETTER PART OF DARKNESS, to Mathieu Saintout at Bibliotheque Interdite, by Donatella Donatella d'Ormesson Literary on behalf of Jacqueline Murphy at FinePrint Literary Management.

Sherri Browning-Erwin and Charlotte Bronte's JANE SLAYRE, a paranormal retelling of "Jane Eyre," in which Jane is a vampyre slayer and Rochester's wife is a werewolf, to Lysa Williams at Blackstone Audiobooks, by Jacqueline Murphy at FinePrint Literary Management (World English).

German rights to Molly Harper's NICE GIRLS DON'T HAVE FANGS, NICE GIRLS DON'T DATE DEAD MEN and NICE GIRLS DON'T LIVE FOREVER, to Volker Busch at Egmont Germany, by Thomas Schlueck at the Thomas Schlueck Agency, on behalf of Jacqueline Murphy at FinePrint Literary Management.

Molly Harper's NICE GIRLS DON'T HAVE FANGS, NICE GIRLS DON'T DATE DEAD MEN and NICE GIRLS DON'T LIVE FOREVER, to Maria Olson at Audible, by Jacqueline Murphy at FinePrint Literary Management.

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