FRANKFURT 10-14TH October 2012 - Sandra Bruna Agencia Literaria
FRANKFURT 10-14TH October 2012 - Sandra Bruna Agencia Literaria
FRANKFURT 10-14TH October 2012 - Sandra Bruna Agencia Literaria
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INDIAN EXPRESS – “An outstanding and deep act of empathy. Extremely balanced, historically accurate and engaging.”<br />
THE EXACT SEQUENCE OF GESTURES, Fabio Geda<br />
(Nabu International Literary & Film Agency)<br />
By the author of Nel Mare Ci Sono I Coccodrilli, sold to 24 languages. Described in a disenchanted light style, and<br />
with the optimism and a smiling face, the book follows the two youngster protagonists with whom the reader<br />
discovers an unexpected new world, that of the communities that take in young people.<br />
Rights sold to: Italy (Instar Libri), France (Gaïa)<br />
ROLLING STONE MAGAZINE - “Fabio Geda tells us of minor stories that would remain an ordinary everyday business if<br />
this young writer didn’t give them new life thanks to the magic og his poetical writing.”<br />
L’UNITÀ – “In this novel there is a continuous search for an existential barycenter that continues to be elusive.”<br />
THE FOREWORLD SAGA. #1 THE MONGOLIAD, Neil Stephenson et al.<br />
(Amazon Publishing)<br />
An epic-withinan- epic, taking place in 13th century. In it, a small band of warriors and mystics raise their swords to<br />
save Europe from a bloodthirsty Mongol invasion. The saga reaches the modern world via a circuitous route. In the<br />
late 19th century, Sir Richard F. Burton, an expert on exotic languages and historical swordsmanship, is translating<br />
a collection of long-lost manuscripts but he dies before his work is finished. His efforts were thought lost until<br />
recently rediscovered by a team of amateur archaeologists in the ruins of a mansion in Trieste.<br />
Rights sold to: World Spanish (RBA)<br />
THE FOURTH WALL (THE DAGMAR SHAW TRILOGY #3), Walter Jon Williams<br />
(Barry Goldblatt Literary)<br />
Dagmar Shaw got out of the game... and into the movies. Walter Jon Williams is a multiple awarded New York<br />
Times bestselling author whose recent techno-thrillers, This Is Not A Game, Deep State, and the recently released<br />
The Fourth Wall have earned rave reviews.<br />
Rights sold to: US (Orbit)<br />
THE GUARDIAN ANGEL TRILOGY, Arto Halonen<br />
(Elina Ahlbäck Literary Agency)<br />
This psychological suspense trilogy tells of the incredible investigation of a remarkable series of true hypnosis<br />
crimes that took place in Denmark during the 1950s. We follow these crimes and the story of the consequences of<br />
the hypnotist's manipulations from the 1950s into present times as a young investigator becomes obsessed with<br />
catching the psychological manipulator.<br />
The Guardian Angel film coming out in 2015!<br />
• #1 THE GUARDIAN ANGEL: This is a about a man who has used hypnosis to turn another man into a robber<br />
and a murderer. The story, based on the true story.<br />
• #2 BIRTH OF A MONSTER: The hypnotist is released from prison and begins to plan his revenge at Anders.<br />
• #3 WHO IS MY CHILD? It is the new millennium and Anders’ daughter Anne joins the police academy. Her<br />
father is dead, but the legacy of the hypnosis crimes he investigated still lives on.<br />
THE HOPE FACTORY, Lavanya Sankaran<br />
(Zachary Shuster Harmsworth)<br />
From celebrated short fiction writer Lavanya Sankaran, The Hope Factory examines with sharp-eyed wit the forces<br />
of love, ambition, desperation, persistence and hope against the complex urban landscape of the southern Indian<br />
city of Bangalore.<br />
Rights sold to: US (Dial Press), UK and Commonwealth (Headline), India (Hachette India)<br />
THE HUNGRY GHOSTS, Shyam Selvadurai<br />
(Westwood Creative Artists)<br />
The Hungry Ghosts is a novel of memory which takes place over a single night, as Shivan, a gay man in his midthirties<br />
prepares to return from Canada to his dying grandmother in Sri Lanka. Like Selvadurai’s previous work, this<br />
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