Recent Deals
Mia Siegert's SOMEBODY TOLD ME, in which a bigender teen goes to live with their uncle, a Catholic priest, and must make difficult choices after discovering that they can overhear parishioners' confessions through their bedroom wall, to Amy Fitzgerald at Carolrhoda Lab, in a nice deal, for publication in
Jules Bennett's latest in the Texas Cattleman's Club continuity series, to Stacy Boyd at Harlequin Desire, by Elaine Spencer
Deborah Blake's A MODERN WITCHCRAFT PRIMER: GODDESS EMPOWERMENT FOR THE KICK-ASS WOMAN, a guidebook to witchcraft as a female-focused religion, including detailed instructions on how to practice self-care in today's society through goddess worship and magic, to Daniela Rapp at St. Martin's Essentials, in
Television rights for Alyssa Cole's A PRINCESS IN THEORY, optioned to Frolic Media, by Sean Daily of Hotchkiss Daily & Associates on behalf of Lucienne Diver
Emma Lord's TWEET CUTE, pitched as a retelling of You've Got Mail, featuring a motivated young heir to a fast-food franchise who winds up in a Twitter battle with a mom-and-pop deli over a stolen grilled cheese recipe, against the son of the deli owners
Audio rights for D.B. Jackson's TIME'S CHILDREN and TIME'S DEMON to Michael Olah at Dreamscape Media in a nice two- book deal by Lucienne Diver, as well as international rights to Fonix Konyvmuhely (Hungary) in a nice two-book deal by Peter Bolza at Katai & Bolza
Karen Booth's SECRETS OF A (SOMEWHAT) SUNNY GIRL, to Daniel Totten at Tantor Media, by Melissa Jeglinski
Beth Cornelison's RANCHER'S HOSTAGE RESCUE; IN THE RANCHER'S PROTECTION, RESCUED HEARTS, COLTON'S SEARCH & RESCUE BOOK 4, and ONLINE READ IN THE MCCALL, to Patience Bloom at Harlequin in a nice five-book deal, by Lucienne Diver
Sara Ackerman's THE HIDING SEASON, a story about an unlikely cast of characters who seek sanctuary in a remote rainforest hideaway in Hawaii at the outbreak of World War II, to Margot Mallinson at Mira for publication in 2020, by Elaine Spencer
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Foreign Rights
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.
All inquiries regarding the availability of foreign rights pertaining to Knight Agency titles should be directed at foreign.rights@knightagency.net
The Knight Agency is proud to be in partnership with the following talented group of foreign sub-agents.
Whitney Lee of the Fielding Agency, handling select titles in Brazil, Bulgaria, China, Croatia, Czech Republic, Estonia, Greece, Hungary, Israel, Korea, Latvia, Lithuania, Poland, Portugal, Romania, Russia, Serbia, Slovak Republic, Taiwan, United Kingdom
Maura Solinas
PNLA & Associati Srl / Piergiorgio Nicolazzini Literary Agency
Italy
The Lennart Sane Agency
Brazil, The Netherlands, Scandinavia, Spain*, and Spanish-Speaking Countries*
Kristin Olson Literary Agency s.r.o.
Czech Republic
Julio F-Yanez, Agencia Literaria, S.L.
Spain
Thomas Schlück Literary Agency
Germany
Agence Litteraire Lenclud
France
Read N Right Agency
Greece
Kayi Literary Agency Ltd.
Turkey
Katai & Bolza Literary Agents
Hungary
GRAAL Ltd
Poland, Albania, Slovenia
Nova Littera Ltd
Russia
ANA Sophia Ltd
Bulgaria
*except titles represented by Lucienne Diver, which are handled by the Julio F-Yáñez, Agencia Literaria, S.L.