ANNE OF AVENUE A, Audrey Bellezza and Emily Harding
A retelling of PERSUASION set during a fall in the East Village, from the authors of Emma of 83rd Street and Elizabeth of East Hampton. This will be the third in the “For the love of Austen” series. (Gallery, World Rights, Fall 2025)
NOBODY REALLY KNOWS ME, Michael C. Reichert and Gary Barker
Author of HOW TO RAISE A BOY Michael C. Reichert and human rights activist Gary Barker’ raise the alarm about the crisis in young men on the brink of adulthood who report feeling misunderstood, alienated, and angry, drawing on original research and decades of clinical work; exploring why young men are hurting and what we can […]
THE BEAUTIFUL ONE: The Life and Legacy of Plotinus, Mark D. Usher
The first biography to explore the ideas of the Platonist philosopher who believed that humanity can live in productive harmony with one another and nature. His far-reaching influence on thinkers, writers and poets has lasted for centuries and couldn’t be more applicable to our world today. (World Rights, Princeton University Press, 2026)
THE GREEN SAHARA: Paradise Regained, John Gaudet
How the Sahara Desert can be returned to its former glory and also supply the world’s energy needs, by ecologist John Gaudet (author of Papyrus and The Pharaoh’s Treasure), in a fascinating blend of environmental science and ancient history. (World English rights, Rowman & Littlefield/Bloomsbury, Fall 2025)
DISMISSED, By Erin Einhorn
Investigative education reporter and author of The Pages in Between exposes the devastating impact of harsh, ineffective student punishment on millions of American public school students, their families and communities, while offering proven alternatives that restore equity, safety and order to classrooms without hurting kids. (The New Press, word rights, Spring 2027)
HOW F*CKING ROMANTIC, Emily Harding
A solo debut from the co-author of Emma of 83rd Street and the upcoming novel, Elizabeth of East Hampton, about a soon-to-be lawyer who doesn’t believe in marriage, her new colleague who makes his living off divorce, and the greatest disaster of all: falling in love. (Gallery Books, World rights, Summer 2025)
BIG REACTORS, Claire Lerner MSW
Licensed clinical social worker and author of Why is My Child in Charge Lerner details the key traits of highly sensitive children (HSCs), the science behind the temperament traits, and shows parents how to develop the tools to support their child’s strengths while also helping them learn to manage their emotions and reactions effectively. (Rowman & Littlefield, […]
LET’S TALK ABOUT MONEY, Terry Gaspard MSW, LICSW
A guide for couples and partners, offering guidance on how to navigate the emotional side of a hot-button issue and providing tools to facilitate low-conflict conversations, resolve differences and reach financial intimacy. Gaspard is a licensed therapist and author of Daughters of Divorce and The Remarriage Manual and a frequent contributor to The Gottman Relationship Blog, Patheos.com, marriage.com, […]
ARISTOTLE: The Master of Those Who Know, Philip Freeman
The life and legacy of the brilliant philosopher and wanderer, focusing on the man and his world, as well as his ideas; drawing on ancient sources and modern scholarship. From the author of Alexander the Great and Julius Caesar. (Ancient Lives, Yale University Press, World Rights, 2026)
LIGAMENTS, Roy A. Meals MD
Clinical Professor of Orthopedic Surgery at UCLA and author of BONES and MUSCLE sheds light on a body system of fibrous connective tissues that quite literally holds us together. Ligaments attach bone to bone, providing structure, support and stability. (World English, Johns Hopkins University Press, Spring 2026)