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In der Locus-Ausgabe vom Juni 2012 sind folgende Deutschland betreffende Buchrechteeinkäufe dokumentiert:

German rights to The Casual Vacancy by J.K. Rowling sold to Carlsen for hardcover and e-book, and Ullstein for paperback.

German rights to Endurance by Jay Lake sold to Baste Lubbe via the Schlueck Agency in association with Jennifer Jackson of the Donald Maass Literary Agency.
German rights to Deadlocked, the untitled 13th Sookie Stackhouse novel, and three more books by Charlaine Harris sold to DTV via Christian Dittus of Paul & Peter Fritz Agency on behalf of Joshua Bilmes at JABberwocky.

Brazilian rights to Fairest of All in the Whatever After series by Sarah Mlynowski sold to Record. German rights went to Heyne, Italian to Sonzogno, and French Canadian to Ada, all via Tamar Rydzinski of the Laura Dail Literary Agency.

Spanish rights to the Red Rising trilogy by Pierce Brown went to Anik Lapointe of RBA Libros via Havis Dawson of Liza Dawson Associates. German rights went to Heyne via Friederike Biesel of Thomas Schlueck Agency, and Chinese rights sold to Beijing Dook via Gray Tan of the Grayhawk Agency.
German rights to The City’s Son by Tom Pollock, beginning the Skyscraper Throne series, sold to Bernd Statthaus of Uberreuter.

In der Locus-Ausgabe vom Juli 2012 sind folgende Deutschland betreffende Buchrechteeinkäufe dokumentiert:

German rights to three books in the Jewel series by Amy Ewing sold to Fischer in a pre-empt via Annelie Geissler of Mohrbooks in association with Lyndsey Blessing of Inkwell Management.

German rights to By the Blood of Heroes by Joe Nassise sold to Dirk Van de Boom at Atlantis via Annelie Geissler at Mohrbooks in association with Joe Monti at Barry Goldblatt Literary.

German rights to Larkstorm, a self-published YA fantasy by Dawn Rae Miller, sold to Blanvalet at auction via Friederike Biself of Thomas Schlueck Agency on behalf of Kathleen Ortiz of Nancy Coffey Literary and Media Representation.

German rights to Down a Dark Hall, Stranger with my Face, and Summer of Fear by Lois Duncan sold to Bertelsmann Jugendbuch via Paul & Peter Fritz Agency on behalf of Sterling Lord Literistic.


Aha, Guido Latz wird uns also demnächst mit einem Steampunk-1. Weltkriegs-Zombie-Roman überraschen!
http://www.amazon.de/Blood-Heroes-Great ... 0062048759

Atlantis auf dem Weg zur Marktherrschaft. Die Guidosierung Deutschlands steht bevor.

Ich mag den Begriff "Steampunk" nicht. 1. Weltkriegs-Zombie-Roman kann man aber gelten lassen. Ich seh's auch schon kommen, dass man den Farmer mit Steampunk bekritzelt. *augenverdreh*.

breitsameter hat geschrieben: Aha, Guido Latz wird uns also demnächst mit einem Steampunk-1. Weltkriegs-Zombie-Roman überraschen!
http://www.amazon.de/Blood-Heroes-Great ... 0062048759

Das Steampunk würde ich auch streichen. Dieses Element taucht in dem Roman nur in verschwindent geringer Dosis auf, wenn überhaupt. Dafür gibt es den "Toten Baron".

lapismont hat geschrieben:Atlantis auf dem Weg zur Marktherrschaft. Die Guidosierung Deutschlands steht bevor.

Und seine getreuen Diener wird er reich belohnen!

Irgendwann mal...

breitsameter hat geschrieben:German rights to By the Blood of Heroes by Joe Nassise sold to Dirk Van de Boom at Atlantis via Annelie Geissler at Mohrbooks in association with Joe Monti at Barry Goldblatt Literary.http://www.amazon.de/Blood-Heroes-Great ... 0062048759

John Scalzi war von dem Roman ganz angetan.

German rights to Stranger Things Happen by Kelly Link sold to Golkonda.
German rights to The Rithmatist and another title by Brandon Sanderson sold to Heyne.
German rights to The Age Atomic by Adam Christopher went to Papierverzierer.
German rights to Acheron by Sherrilyn Kenyon went to Ute Engel at Blanvalet.
German rights to Pillar to the Sky by William Forstchen sold to Festa.
German rights to Michael J. Sullivan’s Hollow World sold to Heyne.
German rights to The Potion Diaries by Amy Alward went to CBJ.
German rights to The Ruby Circle by Richelle Mead went to Lyx.

breitsameter hat geschrieben:German rights to The Age Atomic by Adam Christopher went to Papierverzierer.

Ahh, da ist also Christophers andere Reihe untergekommen.