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Charlie Zero's Last-Ditch Attempt
by Harvey Havel
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Fiction: General/Other | The narrative is divided into fifteen chapters that feature the main character, Charlie Zero, who is roughly twenty-seven years of age but going nowhere in life.
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Two Tickets to Memphis
by Harvey Havel
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Fiction: General/Other | In Two Tickets to Memphis, the protagonist, Simon Sample, assumes that he will one day fill the shoes of a venerable New York City congressman who is up for reelection in the
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Stories from the Fall of the Empire
by Harvey Havel
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Fiction: General/Other | In his sixth book, author Harvey Havel brings readers a collection of short stories that vary in style and subject matter.
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From Poets to Protagonists
by Harvey Havel
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Fiction: General/Other | From Poets to Protagonists: Fiction from the Hudson Valley Poetry Scene Featuring the Poets as Main Characters is a literary collection of short stories that depicts some of New York's most well-known
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Freedom of Association
by Harvey Havel
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Fiction: General/Other | Set in the suburbs of present-day New Jersey and also New York City, Freedom of Association traces the demise of three talented poets and their determination to continue their work despite overwhelming
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The Imam
by Harvey Havel
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Fiction: General/Other | The Imam, a bold, epic tale of the fictionalized life of the twelfth Imam colorfully probes the human hearts of Muslim leaders while exploring Islamic thought.
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Noble McCloud
by Harvey Havel
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Fiction: General/Other | At the age of twenty-seven, Noble McCloud of New Jersey may not have money.
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Homeplace
by Anne Shelby, author; Wendy Anderson Halperin, illustrator
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Children's: Picture book | From Publishers Weekly "Your great-great-great-great-grandpa built this house," explains a woman to her granddaughter at the opening of this rich pictorial history of a home that six generations of a family have
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Deborah Carter (Muse Literary Management) | ||||||||
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Strategies for Sales Perfection in the New Economy
by Theodore J. Vinci
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Non-fiction: Business/Investing/Finance | The business environment in America has been transformed into the "Perfect Storm", only the fittest and most innovative companies are going to survive through the next five years.
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Leticia Gomez (Savvy Literary Services) | ||||||||
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World Rights | ||||||||
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Primetimes
by A.J. McCormick
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Children's: Young Adult | A young man ripe for excitement harbors doubts -- until he takes the daring option to step into the role of his past life as a king and attempts to restore an
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Non-fiction: Pop Culture | For 40 years, Univision (originally known as SIN for Spanish International Network) has continued to be a pioneer in the broadcast industry, dedicated to serving Hispanic America.
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Leticia Gomez (Savvy Literary Services) | ||||||||
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Legend of the Phoenix: Rise of Crescent
by Gabriel Gonzalez
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Digital: Fiction: Sci-Fi/Fantasy | Reckless tendencies, an ambition with the sword, and a cheerful attitude towards life has always marked the way for young Shadow Guidan.
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Gabriel Gonzalez (Gabriel Gonzalez) | ||||||||
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A Cruel Calm: Paris between the Wars
by Patricia Daly-Lipe
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Fiction: Debut | The period of time between World War I and World War II in Paris was like no other.
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Barbara Casey (Barbara Casey Agency) | ||||||||
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Noble McCloud
by Harvey Havel
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Fiction: General/Other | At the age of twenty-seven, Noble McCloud of New Jersey may not have money.
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The Imam
by Harvey Havel
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Fiction: General/Other | The Imam, a bold, epic tale of the fictionalized life of the twelfth Imam colorfully probes the human hearts of Muslim leaders while exploring Islamic thought.
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Freedom of Association
by Harvey Havel
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Fiction: General/Other | Set in the suburbs of present-day New Jersey and also New York City, Freedom of Association traces the demise of three talented poets and their determination to continue their work despite overwhelming
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Harvey Havel | ||||||||
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From Poets to Protagonists
by Harvey Havel
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Fiction: General/Other | From Poets to Protagonists: Fiction from the Hudson Valley Poetry Scene Featuring the Poets as Main Characters is a literary collection of short stories that depicts some of New York's most well-known
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Harvey Havel | ||||||||
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Stories from the Fall of the Empire
by Harvey Havel
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Fiction: General/Other | In his sixth book, author Harvey Havel brings readers a collection of short stories that vary in style and subject matter.
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Two Tickets to Memphis
by Harvey Havel
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Fiction: General/Other | In Two Tickets to Memphis, the protagonist, Simon Sample, assumes that he will one day fill the shoes of a venerable New York City congressman who is up for reelection in the
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Charlie Zero's Last-Ditch Attempt
by Harvey Havel
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Fiction: General/Other | The narrative is divided into fifteen chapters that feature the main character, Charlie Zero, who is roughly twenty-seven years of age but going nowhere in life.
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The Short, Happy Life of Davey Monroe
by Richard Evans
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Fiction: General/Other | Composed of thirty-four short episodes, each focuses on a different aspect of Davey Monroe's life as he grows from about age four or five to age twelve.
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Barbara Casey (Barbara Casey Agency) | ||||||||
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Smithytowne
by Diane Thornton
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Children's: Middle grade | Smithytowne is the story of a boy who discovers an underground city far beneath the local junkyard where everything is made of junkyard parts, even the people.
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Georgia McBride (Month9Books, LLC.) | ||||||||
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All subsidiary rights, except audio and dramatic. For dramatic rights please contact Anna Olswanger at aolswanger@lizadawsonassociates.com. | ||||||||
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Jan. 27, 2013 | ||||||||
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Lucas Mackenzie and the London Midnight Ghost Show
by Steve Bryant
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Children's: Middle grade | Written by magician Steve Bryant, this novel features the adventures of a midnight ghost show troupe in 1959 whose members include the (perpetually) ten-year-old Lucas Mackenzie and his attempts to remember his
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Georgia McBride (Month9Books, LLC.) | ||||||||
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All subsidiary rights, except audio and dramatic. For dramatic rights please contact Anna Olswanger at aolswanger@lizadawsonassociates.com. | ||||||||
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Jan. 27, 2013 | ||||||||
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John's Journey
by Martin McCorkle
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Fiction: General/Other | A crabby wife, a disobedient son and a dead-end job do not miraculously change when John makes spiritual changes in his life; instead, John's life becomes bumpier as he struggles with living
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Sheri Williams (Red Writing Hood Ink) | ||||||||
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The Warwick Files
by J.M. Hoffman
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Fiction: Thriller | A police chief with a secretive past. A quiet suburban town. And, officially, no spies.
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Nicky Neiman (Uniquely Books) | ||||||||
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Film/TV. Translation. | ||||||||
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