Agent Beverley Slopen has sold U.S. rights to Donna Morrissey’s Sylvanus Now to Norton.
HarperCollins rolls up rim and wins
The favourite spot of Canadian coffee addicts will soon be making inroads in the literary market. Double Double: Ron Joyce… Read More »
Two authors, two artists
John Pearce of Westwood Creative Artists has sold a debut work of Canadian literary fiction to American publisher St. Martin’s… Read More »
Foreign front: August 10, 2005
Arsenal Pulp Press has sold German rights to Joe Keithley’s I, Shithead to Ip Verlag Jeske/Mader.
Social-realist mystery
HarperCollins Canada publisher and vice-president Iris Tupholme has signed a deal with non-fiction author Pat Capponi for her fiction debut,… Read More »
Sink or swim
Penguin Canada senior acquisitions editor Susan Folkins has commissioned a new work of non-fiction based on a segment from the… Read More »
Eat your spinach
Random House Canada senior editor Tanya Trafford has purchased Canadian rights to a new cookbook by authors Eshun Mott and… Read More »
She’s got the whole world
Globe and Mail medical reporter Carolyn Abraham has signed a two-book, six-figure deal with Random House Canada editor Anne Collins.… Read More »
Foreign front: Aug. 3, 2005
HarperCollins Canada subsidiary rights manager Akka Janssen has sold German rights to Jeffrey Rosenthal’s Struck By Lightning: The Curious World… Read More »
Short and not so sweet
Poet Zoe Whittall has signed a deal with Cormorant Books publisher Marc Côté for Canadian rights to a debut collection… Read More »
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