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New Deal - International Rights - Lee Matthew Goldberg


    Lee Matthew Goldberg's dystopian thriller ORANGE CITY has sold to Alkenzi Publishing in Cairo for an Arabic edition.

    Lee Matthew Goldberg's dystopian thriller ORANGE CITY has sold to Alkenzi Publishing in Cairo for an Arabic edition. TRF foreign rights manager Milly Ruggiero brokered the deal.


    Imagine a secret, hidden city that gives a second chance at life for those selected to come: felons, deformed outcasts, those on the fridge of the Outside World. Everyone gets a job, a place to live; but you are bound to the city forever. You can never leave...


    After ten years as an advertising executive, Graham Weatherend receives an order to test a new client, Pow! Sodas. After one sip of the orange flavor, he becomes addicted, the sodas causing wild mood swings that finally wake him up to the prison he calls reality.


    New Deal: How to Hatch a Writer by Kari Ann Gonzalez.


      Author of HOW TO HATCH A READER Kari Ann Gonzalez's HOW TO HATCH A WRITER to Sandra Sutter at Gnome Road, for publication in fall 2025

      Author of HOW TO HATCH A READER Kari Ann Gonzalez's HOW TO HATCH A WRITER, in which the lovable cast of hens returns with big red pens to teach sneaky "Goldifox" what they're learning about writing whole sentences, illustrated by Rachel Suzanne, to Sandra Sutter at Gnome Road, for publication in fall 2025, by Stacey Kondla at The Rights Factory for the author, and by Paul Moreton at Bell Lomax Moreton for the illustrator (world)., in which the lovable cast of hens returns with big red pens to teach sneaky "Goldifox" what they're learning about writing whole sentences, illustrated by Rachel Suzanne, to Sandra Sutter at Gnome Road, for publication in fall 2025, by Stacey Kondla at The Rights Factory for the author, and by Paul Moreton at Bell Lomax Moreton for the illustrator (world).

      New Deal: Songs To Fan the Flames by Clarissa Halton


        Carissa Halton's SONGS TO FAN THE FLAMES has sold to Matt Bowes at NeWest Press by Stacey Kondla at The Rights Factory

        Carissa Halton's SONGS TO FAN THE FLAMES, set in 1932, in which a shy teenage watcher intent on stopping impending violence between communist and fascist factions in her mining town becomes an unlikely double agent until events force her to choose a side, to Matt Bowes at NeWest Press, for publication in fall 2025, by Stacey Kondla at The Rights Factory (World English).


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