Recent Deals
Lisa King's BLUE HAVEN, exploring what innovation can achieve—and destroy—despite the best intentions, again to Lou Aronica at The Story Plant in a nice deal, by Travis Pennington
Jonathan Gelber's THE IDEALIST, a biography of football legend Jack Trice, the grandson of slaves and the first Black athlete at Iowa State University (whose football stadium now bears his name), to Josh Williams at Triumph for publication in 2022 to coincide with the centenary of Trice's untimely
Lucy Parker's ACT LIKE IT, to Jota (Czech Republic), by Kristin Olson at Kristin Olson Literary Agency on behalf of Elaine Spencer
Cait Nary's SEASON'S CHANGE, about a hockey player whose career is on the brink and who desperately needs a fresh start with his new team, only to fall for his mindfulness-practicing, kale-smoothie-drinking new teammate and roommate, to Kerri Buckley at Carina Press in a two
Erin Bartels's DEEP CUT, in which a down-on-his-luck musician connects with a young woman he does not expect, and THE MAN IN THE MIDDLE DISTANCE, a dual-timeline narrative that follows a once-obscure Impressionist-era artist and the modern-day museum employee determined to acquire
Genevieve Cogman's SCARLET, ELUSIVE, and DAMNED, pitched as a new trilogy that reinvents the tale of THE SCARLET PIMPERNEL with the addition of magic and even more mayhem, on an exclusive submission to Bella Pagan at Pan Macmillan in a good three-book deal for publication to begin in
Aimee Aristotelous's THE DOCTORS WEIGHT LOSS DIET, to Leah Zarra at Skyhorse, in a nice deal, by Pamela Harty
Elizabeth Mower's LOVE IN HER SIGHTS and A KISS AT THE CHRISTMAS GALA, to Katie Gowrie at Harlequin Heartwarming in a nice two-book deal, by Pamela Harty
Darcie Wilde's two new books in the Rosalind Thorne mystery series, about murder and manners, ballrooms and banter, to Wendy McCurdy at Kensington in a nice two-book deal, by Lucienne Diver
Darcie Wilde's two new books in the Rosalind Thorne mystery series, about murder and manners, ballrooms and banter, to Wendy McCurdy at Kensington in a nice two-book deal, by Lucienne Diver
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Rights for publication of works by Knight Agency authors overseas are handled by a network of foreign rights sub-agents and in some cases by The Knight Agency itself. Working on its own and in conjunction with skilled subsidiary rights agents, The Knight Agency has licensed rights on behalf of its clients in over 50 countries throughout the world.
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The Knight Agency is proud to be in partnership with the following talented group of foreign sub-agents.
Bulgaria, Serbia, Romania
Mira Droumeva
ANA Sophia Ltd
Italy
Maura Solinas
PNLA & Associati Srl
Czech Republic
Kristin Olson
Kristin Olson Literary Agency
Spain, Portugal, Mexico, Central and South America
Julio F-Yanez
Agencia Literaria, S.L.
Germany
Bastian Schlueck
Thomas Schlück Literary Agency
France
Anne Lenclud or Pierre Lenclud
Agence Litteraire Lenclud
Greece
Nike Davarinou
Read N Right Agency
Turkey
Fusun Kayi
Kayi Literary Agency Ltd.
Hungary
Peter Bolza
Katai & Bolza Literary Agents
Israel
Beverley Levit
The Israeli Association of Book Publishers Ltd.
Poland, Albania, Slovenia, Estonia
Filip Wojciechowski
GRAAL Ltd
Russia
Konstantin Palchikov
Nova Littera Ltd
Japan
Misa Morikawa
Tuttle-Mori Agency, Inc.
Korea
Duran Kim
Duran Kim Agency
Scandinavia & The Netherlands
Philip Sane
Lennart Sane Agency AB
China, Indonesia, Taiwan, Thailand, Vietnam
Gray Tan
Grayhawk Agency