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Ted Weinstein Literary Management is a leading U.S. literary agency, working with a wide range of authors of adult nonfiction. The agency's clients include journalists, academics, enthusiasts and other expert authors. We offer a full-service approach to working with our clients, helping them identify and take advantage of the full range of opportunities - across many different media - that their insights and talents can bring them. With our deep expertise in all aspects of the publishing process and our extensive network of subsidiary rights agents overseas and in Hollywood, we help talented authors build long term careers. We are particularly interested in representing authors of journalism and narrative nonfiction, popular science, business and personal finance, biography and history, current affairs and politics, health and fitness, food and cooking, entertainment and pop culture (often based on popular Web sites or blogs), and quirky reference books. We do NOT represent fiction, stage plays, screenplays, poetry, or books for children or young adults. We invite you to explore our site, which includes information about the agency, recent deals, clients' books, and other resources to help you understand and succeed in the publishing business. Follow us on Twitter |
Writer, artist and creator of Newspaper Blackout Austin Kleon's How to Steal Like An Artist: 10 Things Nobody Told Me About The Creative Life, based on his speech to art students that became a viral sensation on-line with more than 1.2 million pageviews, at auction to Workman. CUNY/Hunter College professor Andrew J. Polsky, Ph.D.'s Victory in the Balance: Why Presidents Fail at War, a penetrating work of history and political analysis examining multiple dimensions of wartime presidential leadership and making the insightful, surprising argument that American presidents have repeatedly failed as wartime leaders, to Oxford University Press. "Senior Fake Scientist" Phil Edwards' Fake Science 101: For When the Facts Are Too Confusing, the definitive, heavily-illustrated, less-than-factual textbook (based on the Fake Science Tumblr blog) and a humorous tour of all the science subjects you cheated on in school, to Adams Media. Executive Director of the Institute for the Future Marina Gorbis' Socialstructing: The End of the Organization and the Birth of the Amplified Individual, explaining the new organizational landscape and offfering a practical roadmap for the transition from the era of hierarchies to the era of networks, at auction in a good deal to Simon & Schuster/Free Press. |
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