Publishers Marketplace: Marianne Strong

Pulitzer Prize nominee and Yale Younger Poet Sandra Hochman.

Original photo-editor of the Village Voice, the late Fred W. McDarrah, whose collection of photos of mid-century New York, including artists and studios of the New York School, is perhaps the most extensive in existence.

John Higham writes about his family's year-long, round-the-world tour. See it here: www.armageddonpills.com

Robert Rave tells a juicy, hilarious, and enlightening story of the underbelly of the New York power elite;

Simon Levitt, wife of Bill Levitt, founder of Levittown and American business icon.

Louis Wolfson family.

Lady Jeane Campbell family.

Michael Griffith, defense lawyer for Ted Maher, has signed with the Strong Agency to write the definitive book on the Edmond Safra murder case. Cherokee McDonald co-writes.

John Higham tells of his family's one-year trip around the world.

Chris Bull, noted writer on gay and lesbian issues, compiles an anthology of first-person narrative of professional gay athletes.

Susan Crimp and Joel Richardson.

New York Times fotog CM Glover

Deborah Jeane Palfrey, the so-called "Washington D.C. Madam" has recently signed with the Strong Agency, with a book project in development.

Photographer Roger Moenks joins in one remarkable collection 75 of the most glamorous and gifted women in fashion and design in Inheriting Beauty, with a foreword by Graydon Carter of Vanity Fair.

Retired Marine and Human Rights Campaign spokesperson Eric Alva tells his story of sacrifice and courage in his memoir. The first soldier injured in Iraq, Eric returned home to a hero's welcome; two years later , after announcing he is gay, Eric joins the movement to promote equal rights not only for soldiers but for all Americans.

United Nations correspondent Ian Williams funneled his interest in history, politics--and rum!--into the writing of Rum: A Social and Sociable History, The Real Story of 1776.

Rosemarie Stack, the widow of Robert Stack (a.k.a. Eliot Ness of The Untouchables), has completed her biography of her Hollywood husband and their five decade journey through the world of film-making and family: Mr. Untouchable: the Life and Times of Robert Stack.

Angela Hemingway is the widow of Jack Hemingway, Ernest Hemingway's son. Currently she is working on a book about "growing up Hemingway," as well as a Travel television series with KPI Television.

Tina Santi Flaherty, one of the top businesswomen in the world, has written three popular, successful books: "The Savvy Woman's Success Bible," "Talk Your Way to the Top" and "What Jackie Taught Us." Currently talks are in order about her very own television special about the life lessons of Jackie O!

Real-estate heiress Denise LeFrak Calicchio, author of High Rise, Low Down, along with co-writers Katherine Livingston, and Eunice David.

Marv Davis, corporate turnaround expert, author of Fixin' Corporate America.

Ted Kavanau, co-founder of CNN along with Ted Turner.

Phoebe Legere, a multi-talented and prolific artist across genres, Phoebe memorializes the late 80s lower east side bohemia in her mem.oir American Underground. A Pulitzer-prize nominee, Phoebe has headlined at Carnegie, shown art with Warhol and Rivers, sang with Billy Joel, Joni Mitchell, David Bowie and others and is currently finishing an album produced by Tony Bennett's son.

Children's book writer, movie producer, and consultant Debbie Robins.

Jack Grant, published writer of both fiction and non-fiction titles.

Lawyer and Historian J. Kenneth Brody. His rigorously-researched revisiting of the treason trial of Pierre Laval in post-war France brings into question the rigid moralization of the times, and sheds light on current struggles with war and forgiveness.

Artist, poet, chef and mother-of-two Trisha de Borchgrave invites you to join her in a stunning visual, linguistic, culinary and familial journey through The Second Part of Love: an interactive guide to the joy of cooking.

Sam Rubin, Yale historian and sportswriter writes of sports pioneer Joan Whitney Payson, one of the first women involved in professional sports management. Co-founder of the New York Mets, her biography fills a gap in NY sports history.

Michael Takiff, author of Brave Men, Gentle Heroes: Fathers and Sons in WWII and Vietnam.