A landmark title in contemporary horror comics, readers are excited for this new format, bringing this chilling world, razor-sharp tension, and unforgettable mythology to listeners.

" Exploring the history, cultural impact, and future potential of video game fashion, SKINS IN THE GAME examines how digital fashion shapes identity—and how brands, designers, and game developers can meaningfully engage with virtual style. Timely, innovative, and forward-looking, the book positions gaming as a central force in the evolution of contemporary fashion."

Blending cultural criticism, film history, and social analysis, SCAREDY CATS explores the complex and evolving role of cats in horror—from ancient mythology to modern cinema. Through nine distinct feline archetypes, the book examines how cats have come to symbolize anxieties around feminism, class structure, immigration, political corruption, and economic inequality.

This speculative horror thriller follows a family who checks into a luxury euthanasia resort to escape impending global collapse, only to discover there’s no way out… and the world may not be ending after all. Haunting, razor-sharp, and deeply human, SEAFOAM SHALLOWS promises to be an unforgettable descent into dread.

ANDALUSIA follows a young Chinese woman in downtown Toronto as she navigates the complexities of her secret past relationship with a Muslim Kuwaiti man and the cultural differences within her engagement to a Jewish Canadian—a layered, intimate novel about identity, love, and the spaces between cultures.

Grant Kempster’s DEAD ON TIME is a gripping dual-timeline thriller in which a disgraced ex-cop in 1950s New York and a present-day Met detective in London use their strange bond across decades to bring criminals to justice… until that bond puts them both in danger.

WILDERNESS MOTHER by Deanna Barnhardt Kawatski has been sold to Audible by Trisha Telep. This updated 30th-anniversary edition of the indie classic tells the story of raising a family in the British Columbia wilderness off-grid and includes new chapters omitted from the original that shine a light on her family's struggle with mental health. Represented by Trisha Telep at The Rights Factory.

Pitched as THE LET THEM THEORY for dogs, THE DOGS ARE ALRIGHT is a guide that reimagines what it means to share life with dogs, weaving together practical exercises, thoughtful reflection, and insights drawn from academic research. It invites readers to rethink the human–dog bond, not as one of ownership, but of mutual respect and shared growth.

Nicholas Pullen, author of THE BLACK HUNGER, is back with FAMOUS BLUE—a queer literary university bildungsroman in the tradition of Donna Tartt, James Baldwin, and E.M. Forster (with a touch of Evelyn Waugh, if Sebastian and Charles had been doing designer drugs at Brideshead). Acquired by Cormorant Books, this razor-sharp novel is set to captivate readers with its heady mix of intellect, desire, and emotional reckoning. Represented by Natasha Mihell at The Rights Factory.

HOW INVESTING CHANGED THE WORLD by Jonathan Tepper and Joseph Luzzi has been acquired by Wiley. This powerful guide blends the insights of a professional money manager (Tepper) and a seasoned private investor (Luzzi) to offer readers an accessible, thought-provoking look at how investing can help achieve life goals—and shape the world in the process. Jonathan Tepper is represented by Sam Hiyate.

Katie Ortiz’s THE SOUTHERN SORORITY OF SUPERSTITIOUS WITCHES has been acquired at auction by Alcove Press for publication in Fall 2026. A spellbinding Southern Gothic historical novel, SOUTHERN SORORITY follows three fierce women in post–Civil War Alabama who harness witchcraft to combat sexism and educational discrimination—fighting for the right to higher education for women across the state. Think sisterhood, spells, and systemic change. Represented by Alexandra D'Amico a

Ellen Chang-Richardson, author of the acclaimed debut BLOOD BELIES, will publish their follow-up poetry collection THROUGH THE EYES OF ANOTHER with Buckrider Books in spring 2027.

Acclaimed filmmaker Anne Wheeler’s WHEN I SING: A MEMOIR OF MUSIC, MOTHERS AND MOVIES will be released by ECW Press in 2027.

WARRIORS AND HEROES: STORIES OF INDIGENOUS WAR HEROES by Wayne Arthurson, will be releasing from Orca Books in fall 2027.

Award-winning, Texas-based academic R.J. Joseph’s short story collection MY MONSTERS AIN’T LIKE YOURS has been acquired by Cassandra Thompson at Quill & Crow.

Royce Buckingham’s latest novel, ZIRKI, has been acquired by Holger Kappel at Blanvalet (Germany).

THE UNUSUAL AUCTIONEER, written by Arlan Ettinger and illustrated by Barry Blitt, has been acquired by Sourcebooks for publication in spring 2026.

Crown Books for Young Readers has acquired world rights to NAPPING BABA by Roger Lam, illustrated by Alina Chau—a charming "Sleeping...

Jonathan Tepper’s memoir, SHOOTING UP, has been acquired by Infinite Books for publication in spring 2026. A raw, honest, and deeply...

WHATEVER by Ali Bryan and Emily Weedon is a sharp, funny, and wildly original anthology that brings together a rogues' gallery of Gen X...