Toward the end of my 25+ years as a trade book editor, I found I was spending most of my time working for the marketing department. I decided I could be more an editor as an agent: come up with viable book ideas, find suitable authors, develop those ideas, help create irresistible proposals, provide editorial guidance during the writing process, participate in the marketing (jacket, copy, publicity, promotion, etc.), and have a more proprietary interest in the success of the book.

--CHUCK BERRY: AN AMERICAN LIFE, by RJ Smith (Hachette Books, 2022)
--LIGHT ON BONE: A GEORGIA O'KEEFFE MYSTERY, by Kathryn Lasky (Woodhall Press, 2022)
--THE TIN NOSE SHOP, a novel by Don J. Snyder (Legends Press, 2022)
--THE DEVIL'S DICTIONARY, a novel by Steven Kotler (St. Martin's, 2022)
--CAN'T SLOW DOWN: HOW 1984 BECAME POP'S BLOCKBUSTER YEAR, by Michaelangelo Matos (Da Capo, 2020)
--THE ANATOMY OF DESIRE, a novel by L.R. Dorn (Morrow, 2021)
--THE ART OF IMPOSSIBLE: A PEAK PERFORMANCE PRIMER, by Stephen Kotler (Wave, 2021)
--KISSING THE WIND, a novel by A.E. Hotchner (Anchor, 2021)
--HOW TO MAKE MISTAKES ON PURPOSE, by Laurie Rosenwald (Hachette, 2021)
--NINE RULES TO CONQUER DEATH, by Kevin Toolis (Oneworld, 2020)
--BROTHER ROBERT: GROWING UP WITH ROBERT JOHNSON, by Annye C. Anderson (Da Capo Press, 2020)
--THE CLUB KING: MY RISE, REIGN AND FALL IN NEW YORK NIGHTLIFE, by Peter Gatien (Little A, 2020)
--THE AMAZING ADVENTURES OF AARON BROOM, a novel by A.E. Hotchner (Nan Talese Books, 2019)
--LAST TANGO IN CYBERSPACE, a novel by Stephen Kotler (St. Martin's Press, 2019)
--HAPPINESS IS A CHOICE YOU MAKE: AND OTHER LESSONS FROM A YEAR AMONG THE OLDEST OLD, by John Leland (Sarah Crichton Books, 2018)
---WALKING TO THE SUN: AN ADVENTURE ON FOOT IN SEARCH OF OUR SURVIVAL, by Tom Haines (University of New England Press, 2018)
--WHICH SIDE ARE YOU ON?: AMERICAN HISTORY IN TEN PROTEST SONGS, by James Sullivan (Oxford University Press, 2018)
--MOTHER AMERICAN NIGHT: MY LIFE AND CRAZY TIMES, by John Perry Barlow (Crown, 2018)
--WASN'T THAT A TIME: THE WEAVERS, THE BLACKLIST, AND THE BATTLE FOR AMERICAN POP, by Jesse Jarnow (Da Capo, 2018)
--HEAVEN ON EARTH, by T.J. Clark (Thames and Hudson, 2018)
--THE CUSTOMER IS ALWAYS WRONG, by Mimi Pond (Drawn and Quarterly, 2017)
--JACK PARKER'S WISE GUYS: THE 1977-78 BOSTON UNIVERSITY HOCKEY TEAM, by Tim Rappleye (University of New England Press, 2017)
--AMERICAN WITNESS: THE ART AND LIFE OF ROBERT FRANK, by RJ Smith (Da Capo, 2016)
--MONSTERS OF THE IVY LEAGUE, by Steve Radlauer and Ellis Weiner (Little, Brown, 2017)
--OFF SPEED: BASEBALL, PITCHING AND THE ART OF DECEPTION, by Terry McDermott (Pantheon, 2017)
--BLUFF CITY: THE SECRET LIVE OF PHOTOGRAPHER ERNEST WITHERS, by Preston Lauterbach (Norton, 2017)
--STEALING FIRE: How Silicon Valley, the Navy SEALs, and Maverick Scientists Are Revolutionizing the Way We Live and Work, by Steven Kotler and Jamie Weal (Dey Street, 2017)
--DEAN SMITH: A BASKETBALL LIFE, by Jeff Davis (Rodale, 2017)
--BEAR: THE LIFE AND TIMES OF AUGUSTUS OWSLEY STANLEY III, by Robert Greenfield (St. Martin's Press, 2016)
--HEADS: A BIOGRAPHY OF PSYCHEDELIC AMERICA, by Jesse Jarnow (Da Capo, 2016)
--HERBERT HOOVER IN THE WHITE HOUSE: THE ORDEAL OF THE PRESIDENCY, by Charles Rappleye (Simon & Schuster, 2016)
--WASTING TIME ON THE INTERNET, by Kenneth Goldsmith (Harper Perennial, 2016)
--PETS ON THE COUCH: Neurotic Dogs, Compulsive Cats, Anxious Birds, and the New Science of Animal Psychology (Atria, 2016)
--THE AGE OF GENOMES: TALES FROM THE FRONT LINES OF GENETIC MEDICINE, by Steven Monroe Lipkin, MD (Beacon, 2016)
--FAMOUS NATHAN — A Family Saga of Coney Island, the American Dream and the Search for the Perfect Hot Dog, by Lloyd Handwerker (Flatiron, 2016)
--MOVIE STARS, by Jack Pendarvis (Dzanc, 2016)
--AMERICA DANCING: FROM THE CAKEWALK TO THE MOONWALK, by Megan Pugh (Yale University Press, 2015)
--HEMINGWAY IN LOVE, by A.E. Hotchner (St. Martin's Press, 2015)
--BEALE STREET DYNASTY: SEX, SONG, AND THE STRUGGLE FOR THE SOUL OF MEMPHIS, by Preston Lauterbach (Norton, 2015)
--THE JOY OF KILLING, by Harry N. MacLean (Counterpoint, 2015)
--13 HOLLYWOOD APES: A LAYLA REMINGTON MYSTERY, by Gil Reavill (Bantam, 2015)
--THE RISE OF SUPERMAN: DECODING THE MYSTERY OF ULTIMATE HUMAN PERFORMANCE, by Steven Kotler (Amazon, 2014)
--SWIMMING WITH WARLORDS: Guns, Drugs and Other Distractions: A Reporter's Dozen-Year Journey Across the Afghan War, by Kevin Sites (HarperCollins, 2014)
--THE UNDERGROUND IS MASSIVE: HOW EDM CONQUERED AMERICA, by Michaelangelo Matos (Dey Street, 2014)
--RALPH PEER AND THE MAKING OF POPULAR ROOTS MUSIC, by Barry Mazor (Chicago Review Press, 2015)
--CAMP BAD GUY, by Ellis Weiner (Frederator, 2015)
--TOMORROWLAND: OUR JOURNEY FROM SCIENCE FICTION TO SCIENCE FACT, by Steven Kotler (Amazon, 2013)
--SEEDTIME: THE HISTORY, HUSBANDRY, POLITICS AND PROMISE OF SEEDS, by Scott Chaskey (Rodale Books, 2014)
--OVER EASY, by Mimi Pond (graphic novel) (Drawn & Quarterly, 2014)
--BIG LITTLE MAN: IN SEARCH OF MY ASIAN SELF, by Alex Tizon (Houghton Mifflin Harcourt, 2014)
--THIS LAND THAT I LOVE: Irving Berlin, Woody Guthrie, and the Story of Two American Anthems, by John Shaw (Public Affairs, 2013)
--THE TEMPLETON TWINS MAKE A SCENE, by Ellis Weiner (Chronicle, 2013)
--TOO BRIGHT TO HEAR TOO LOUD TO SEE, a novel by Juliann Garey (Soho Press, 2012)
--THE MAN WHO SAW A GHOST: THE LIFE AND WORK OF HENRY FONDA, by Devin McKinney (St. Martin's Press, 2012)
--SUMMIT: HOOVER, THE KENNEDY BROTHERS, AND THE MEETING THAT UNMASKED THE MOB, by Gil Reavill (Thomas Dunne Books, 2012)
--O.J. IN THE MORNING, G&T AT NIGHT: Spirited Dispatches on Aging with Joie de Vivre, by A.E. Hotchner (St. Martin's Press, 2013)
--CROSSROADS: HOW THE BLUES REVIVAL CHANGED ROCK 'N' ROLL (AND SAVED THE BLUES), by John Milward (Northeastern University Press, 2012)
--SLEEP TALKIN' MAN, by Adam Lennard and Karen Slavick Lennard (Grove Atlantic, 2012)
--THE TINKERERS: THE UNTOLD STORY OF THE ENGINEERS WHO SHAPED MODERN AMERICA, by Alec Foege (Basic, 2012)
--THE TEMPLETON TWINS HAVE AN IDEA, a novel by Ellis Weiner (middle-grade) (Chronicle, 2012)
--THE INDOMITABLE INVESTOR: WHY A FEW SUCCEED IN THE STOCK MARKET WHEN EVERYONE ELSE FAILS, by Steven M. Sears (Wiley, 2012)
--THE ONE: THE LIFE AND MUSIC OF JAMES BROWN, by RJ Smith (Gotham, 2012)
--THE HUNT FOR KSM: INSIDE THE PURSUIT AND TAKEDOWN OF THE REAL 9/11 MASTERMIND, KHALID SHEIKH MOHAMMED, by Terry McDermott and Josh Meyer (Little, Brown, 2012)
--FAT, DRUNK AND STUPID: THE INSIDE STORY BEHIND THE MAKING OF ANIMAL HOUSE , by Matty Simmons (St. Martin's, 2012)
--ISLAND CUP: THE ONE-OF-A-KIND RIVALRY, ON THE FIELD AND OFF, BETWEEN NANTUCKET AND MARTHA'S VINEYARD, by James Sullivan (Bloomsbury, 2012)
--BIG DAY COMING: YO LA TENGO AND THE RISE OF INDIE ROCK, by Jesse Jarnow (Gotham, 2012)
--THE LAST SULTAN: THE LIFE AND TIMES OF AHMET ERTEGUN, by Robert Greenfield (Simon and Schuster, 2011)
--LOVE GOES TO BUILDINGS ON FIRE: FIVE YEARS IN NEW YORK THAT CHANGED MUSIC FOREVER, by Will Hermes (Farrar Straus & Giroux, 2011)
--THE CHITLIN' CIRCUIT AND THE ROAD TO ROCK 'N' ROLL, by Preston Lauterbach (W.W. Norton, 2011)
--THE JAZZ BARONESS: The Life and Times of Pannonica Rothschild de Koenigswarter, by David Kastin (Norton, 2011)
--ALL MY DOGS: A LIFE, by Bill Henderson (David Godine, 2011)
--I HAVE SEEN THE FUTURE: A LIFE OF LINCOLN STEFFENS, by Peter Hartshorn (Counterpoint, 2011)
--HIPSTER PUPPIES, by Christopher Weingarten (NAL, 2011)
--AMERICAN ANTHRAX – The Botched Investigation of Our Nation’s Deadliest Bioterror Attack, by Jeanne Guillemin (Times Books, 2011)
--THE NEXT AMERICAN ECONOMY: BLUEPRINT FOR A REAL RECOVERY, by William Holstein (Bloomsbury, 2011)
--A SMALL FURRY PRAYER: ANIMAL RESCUE AND THE MEANING OF LIFE, by Steven Kotler (Bloomsbury, 2010)
--WHAT A DIFFERENCE A DOG MAKES -- LESSONS ON LOVE AND LIFE FROM A MINIATURE POODLE (Doubleday, 2010)
--NEON ANGEL: A MEMOIR OF A RUNAWAY, by Cherie Currie (It Books, 2010)
--ROBERT MORRIS: FINANCIER OF THE AMERICAN REVOLUTION, by Charles Rappleye (Simon and Schuster, 2010)
--SAXOPHONE COLOSSUS: A CELEBRATION OF SONNY ROLLINS, by Bob Blumenthal, with photos by John Abbott (Abrams, 2010)
--THE BIG JEWISH BOOK FOR JEWS: WHAT YOU NEED TO KNOW TO BE A REALLY JEWISH JEW, by Ellis Weiner and Barbara Davilman (Plume, 2010)
--IN PRAISE OF COPYING, by Marcus Boon (Harvard University Press, 2010)
--THE SENIOR MOMENTS MEMORY WORKOUT, by Tom Friedman (Sterling, 2010)
--THE LONGEVITY PRESCRIPTION: THE 8 PROVEN EKYS TO A LONG, HEALTHY
--AFTER THE DIAGNOSIS -- TRANSCENDING CHRONIC ILLNESS, by Julian Seifter, M.D. (Simon and Schuster, 2010)
--SEVEN DIRTY WORDS: THE LIFE AND CRIMES OF GEORGE CARLIN, by James Sullivan (Da Capo, 2010)
--WALK IN MY SHOES: CONVERSATIONS BETWEEN A CIVIL RIGHTS LEADER AND HIS GODSON ABOUT THE JOURNEY AHEAD, by Andrew Young and Kabir Sehgal (Palgrave-Macmillan, 2010)
--CATECHISMS: Basic Beliefs of the One True Pet, Ellis Weiner and Barbara Davilman (St. Martin's, 2010)
--HELLUVA TOWN: The Story of New York City During World War II, by Richard Goldstein (Free Press, 2010)
--101 THEORY DRIVE: A SCIENTIST'S PURSUIT OF THE MEMORY MACHINE INSIDE THE BRAIN, by Terry McDermott (Pantheon, 2010)
--2041 -- MAKE OR BREAK YEAR FOR PLANET EARTH, by Robert Swan (Broadway, 2010)
--OY! DO THIS, NOT THAT, by Ellis Weiner (Running Press, 2009)
--THE BOY NEXT DOOR, a novel by Irene Sabatini (Little, Brown, 2009)
--THE PAST IS NEVER DEAD: THE TRIAL OF JAMES FORD SEALE AND MISSISSIPPI'S STRUGGLE FOR REDEMPTION, by Harry N. MacLean (Basic, '09)
--MEETING JIMMIE RODGERS -- HOW AMERICA'S ORIGINAL ROOTS MUSIC HERO CHANGED THE POP SOUNDS OF A CENTURY, by Barry Mazor (Oxford University Press, Spring '09)
--MIDNIGHT ON THE LINE -- THE SECRET LIFE OF THE U.S.-MEXICO BORDER, by Tim Gaynor (Thomas Dunne Books [St. Martin's Press], Spring '09)
--ARFFIRMATIONS -- MEDITITATIONS FOR YOUR DOG, by Ellis Weiner and Barbara Davilman (St. Martin's Press, '09)
--WHY GM MATTERS: INSIDE RICK WAGONER'S DRIVE TO TRANSFORM AN AMERICAN ICON, by William Holstein (Walker, 2009)
--THERE'S NO TRAFFIC ON THE EXTRA MILE -- LESSONS ON THE ROAD FROM DREAMS TO DESTINY, by Rickey Minor (Gotham, '09)
--THE WASHINGTONS OF WESSYNGTON PLANTATION -- STORIES OF MY FAMILY'S JOURNEY TO FREEDOM, by John F. Baker, Jr. (Atria, '09)
--HOW TO PROFIT FROM THE COMING RAPTURE -- GETTING AHEAD WHEN YOU'RE LEFT BEHIND, by Ellis Weiner and Barbara Davilman (Little, Brown, '08)
--GORGEOUS GEORGE -- THE OUTRAGEOUS BAD-BOY WRESTLER WHO CREATED AMERICAN POP CULTURE, by John Capouya (HarperCollins, '08)
--HARDEST WORKING MAN -- HOW JAMES BROWN SAVED THE SOUL OF AMERICA (Gotham, Fall '08)
--AWESOME, a novel by Jack Pendarvis (MacAdam-Cage)
--THE MARRIAGE BENEFIT -- THE SURPRISING REWARDS OF STAYING TOGETHER, by Mark O'Connell (Springboard [Grand Central])
--THE GOOD LIFE ACCORDING TO HEMINGWAY, by A. E. Hotchner (Ecco)
--SING ME BACK HOME -- LOVE, DEATH, AND COUNTRY MUSIC, by Dana Jennings (Faber & Faber/Farrar, Straus and Giroux)
--RIGHT OF THE DIAL -- CLEAR CHANNEL AND THE FALL OF COMMERCIAL RADIO, by Alec Foege (Faber & Faber/Farrar, Straus)
--TELL THE TRUTH UNTIL THEY BLEED -- COMING CLEAN IN THE DIRTY WORLD OF BLUES AND ROCK 'N' ROLL, Josh Alan Friedman (Backbeat)
--THE END OF BASEBALL, a novel by Peter Schilling, Jr. (Ivan R. Dee)
--LONG AFTER MIDNIGHT AT THE NINO BIEN: A YANQUI'S MISSTEPS IN ARGENTINA, by Brian Winter (Public Affairs)
--BIG BRAIN -- THE ORIGINS AND FUTURE OF HUMAN INTELLIGENCE, by Gary Lynch and Richard Granger (Palgrave-Macmillan)
--BLACK WILL SHOOT, a hip-hop novel by Jesse Washington (Simon Spotlight)
--THE KITCHEN READINGS -- HUNTER THOMPSON IN WOODY CREEK, by Bob Braudis and Michael Cleverly (HarperEntertainment)
--WHY KEROUAC MATTERS: THE LESSONS OF ON THE ROAD, by John Leland (Viking)
--HOW TO RAISE A JEWISH DOG, by the Rabbis of Boca Raton (Ellis Weiner and Barbara Davilman) (Little, Brown)
--BURNING BOOK -- A VISUAL HISTORY OF BURNING MAN, by Jess Bruder (Simon Spotlight)
--ROZELLE'S RULE: THE LIFE OF SPORT'S PREMIER COMMISSIONER, by Jeff Davis (McGraw-Hill)
--LEAVING DIRTY JERSEY -- A Crystal Meth Memoir, by James Salant (Simon Spotlight Entertainment)
--CHASING THE RISING SUN -- THE JOURNEY OF AN AMERICAN SONG, by Ted Anthony (Simon & Schuster)
--THIRD COAST: OUTKAST, TIMBALAND AND HOW HIP HOP BECAME A SOUTHERN THING, by Roni Sarig (Da Capo)
--YOUR BODY IS CHANGING, stories by Jack Pendarvis (MacAdam-Cage)
--OTHER PEOPLE'S PROPERTY -- A SHADOW HISTORY OF HIP-HOP IN WHITE AMERICA, by Jason Tanz (Bloomsbury)
--YIDDISH WITH GEORGE AND LAURA, by Ellis Weiner and Barbara Davilman (Little, Brown)
--I, GOLDSTEIN: MY SCREWED LIFE, by Al Goldstein with Josh Alan Friedman (Thunder's Mouth Press
--WEST OF JESUS -- SURFING, SCIENCE AND THE ORIGIN OF BELIEF, by Steven Kotler (Bloomsbury)
--JEANS -- A CULTURAL HISTORY OF AN AMERICAN ICON, by James Sullivan (Gotham Books)
--SONS OF PROVIDENCE -- THE BROWN BROTHERS, THE SLAVE TRADE, AND THE AMERICAN REVOLUTION, by Charles Rappleye (Simon & Schuster)
--LICENSED TO KILL -- HIRED GUNS IN THE WAR ON TERROR, by Robert Young Pelton (Crown)
--THE ESSENTIAL GRIZZLY -- THE MINGLED FATES OF MEN AND BEARS, by Doug Peacock and Andrea Peacock (Lyons Press)
--SANTA LIVES! -- Five Conclusive Arguments for the Existence of Santa Claus, by Ellis Weiner (Riverhead)
--JUST ANOTHER SOLDIER -- A Year on the Ground in Iraq, by Jason Christopher Hartley (HarperCollins)
--THE MYSTERIOUS SECRET OF THE VALUABLE TREASURE, stories by Jack Pendarvis (MacAdam-Cage)
--THE WINNING SPIRIT: PEAK PERFORMANCE UNDER PRESSURE, by Joe Montana and Tom Mitchell (Random House)
--PERFECT SOLDIERS – The Hijackers: Who They Were and Why They Did It (HarperCollins)
--THIS COMMON GROUND – Seasons on an Organic Farm (Viking)
--HIP: THE HISTORY, by John Leland (Ecco)
--YIDDISH WITH DICK AND JANE, by Ellis Weiner and Barbara Davilman (Little, Brown)
--DJANGO -- THE LIFE AND MUSIC OF A GYPSY LEGEND, by Micheal Dregni (Oxford University Press)
--WOMAN OF THE WORLD, a novel by Genie Chipps Henderson (Berkley)
--PAPA BEAR -- LIFE AND TIMES OF GEORGE HALAS, by Jeffrey Davis (Contemporary)
--THE GOOD FATHER -- ON MEN, MASCULINITY, AND LIFE IN THE FAMILY, by Mark O'Connell (Scribners)

My interests as a trade editor ran to popular culture, biography and autobiography/memoir, celebrity-branded books, narrative nonfiction, true crime, sports, humor, African-American, pop psychology, men’s/women’s/relationship issues. The fiction I published ranged from literary (AHAB’S WIFE, POACHERS), to mysteries (Lawrence Block, Tim Dorsey), to thrillers (Stephen Cannell, James Huston), to uncategorizable (Jerry Stahl).

--LOU: A NEW YORK LIFE, by Will Hermes (Farrar, Straus & Giroux, 2021)
--TRUE WEST: SAM SHEPARD'S LIFE, WORK, AND TIMES, by Robert Greenfield (Crown Archetype, 2022)
--THE INVISIBLE HIT PARADE: A SECRET HISTORY OF RECORDED MUSIC, by Jesse Jarnow (Hachette Books, 2023)
--DO ADMIT: THE MEANING OF THE MITFORDS, a visual exploration by Mimi Pond (Drawn & Quarterly, 2023)
--A COMPLICATED PASSION: THE LIFE AND FILMS OF AGNES VARDA, by Carrie Rickey (Norton, 2023)
--LIPSTICK: A HISTORY, by Joan Anderman (HarperCollins, 2022)
--SOIL AND SPIRIT: OUR KINSHIP WITH NATURE, by Scott Chaskey (Milkweed Editions, 2023)
--WITH A KISS WE DIE, a novel by L.R. Dorn (Morrow, 2023)
--STARKWEATHER: THE UNTOLD STORY OF THE KILLING SPREE THAT CHANGED AMERICA, by Harry N. MacLean (Counterpoint, 2023)
--WITHIN YOU WITHOUT YOU: LISTENING TO GEORGE HARRISON, by Seth Rogovoy (Oxford University Press, 2023)
--ROCK CREEK, a novel by Kevin Flynn (Bronzeville Press, 2022)
--GNAR COUNTRY: GROWING OLDER, STAYING RAD, by Steven Kotler (Harper Wave, 2023)
--WALK AROUND HEAVEN ALL DAY: A SINNER'S GUIDE TO GOSPEL MUSIC, by Mike McGonigal (MCD/FSG, 2023)
--BLOOD HARMONY: THE EVERLY BROTHERS STORY, by Barry Mazor (Hachette Books, 2024)
--THE FAST: THE HISTORY, SCIENCE, PHILOSOPHY AND PROMISE OF DOING WITHOUT, by John Oakes (Avid Reader. 2024)
--BEFORE ELVIS: THE REAL ROYALTY OF ROCK 'N' ROLL, by Preston Lauterbach (Hachette Books, 2023
--CALIFORNIA DREAMIN': HOW LOU ADLER BUILT L.A. ROCK, by Michaelangelo Matos (Hachette Books, 2025)

Prior to his tenure as Publisher at LiveREADS, the enhanced e-book publishers, from 2000-2002, Paul Bresnick was Fiction Editor at Penthouse, Associate Editor at Simon & Schuster, Editor at Henry Holt, Senior Editor at Doubleday, and Executive Editor at William Morrow. At Penthouse, he published fiction by a distinguished group of writers including Philip Roth, James Baldwin, John Hawkes, James Purdy, T.C. Boyle, and several others. At Simon & Schuster and Holt, he edited such major bestsellers as THE CINDERELLA COMPLEX by Colette Dowling, THE SECOND STAGE by Betty Friedan, and CATCH A FIRE: THE LIFE OF BOB MARLEY by Timothy White. Shortly after he arrived at Doubleday, Bresnick came up with the idea of doing a book called FATHERHOOD and succeeded in convincing Bill Cosby to write what would become a publishing phenomenon, with net hardcover sales of over three million copies. His other bestsellers at Doubleday included GRACE: THE SECRET LIVES OF A PRINCESS by James Spada, SEPARATED AT BIRTH? by the editors of Spy magazine, DRIVE by Larry Bird, and ON BOXING by Joyce Carol Oates. Some highlights at Morrow: FOREVER BARBIE by M. G. Lord, MODEL by Michael Gross, BLACK PROFILES IN COURAGE by Kareem Abdul-Jabbar, JACKIE AFTER JACK by Christopher Andersen, KING CON by Stephen J. Cannell, HIT MAN by Lawrence Block, POACHERS by Tom Franklin, HELL’S ANGEL by Sonny Barger, AHAB’S WIFE by Sena Jeter Naslund.

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Foreign rights: Whitney Lee - wlee@fieldingagency.com
Film/tv rights: Joe Veltre - jveltre@gersh.com

Susan Duff -- susan@bresnickagency.com

Fiction: query letter with two chapters (via e-mail only)
Nonfiction: query letter with proposal (via e-mail only)