RIGHTS CATALOGUE MARCH, 2021...Christy Lefteri was born in London in 1980 to Greek Cypriot parents. Christy Lefteri SONGBIRDS Vicki Satlow Literary Agency Via Cenisio 1 Milan Italy

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Inspired by the true story of Lenin’s time in Capri, where the seeds of the revolution were planted. An elderly man from Australia crosses the ocean to collect a package which contains a book about Anto ‘o muto, a fisherman from Capri. On that same island, over eighty years earlier, Le-nin played chess, went fishing, and dined with his lover at the villa of Gustav and Bertha Krupp, the Germanic steel magnate who later financed his Bolshevik revolution. Lenin returned home and gave birth to a nation and a movement; but what happened to Anto? And who wants his sto-ry to be told?

Italy:Oligo PublisherMarch 2021239 pages

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Lorenzo Beccati is an author and renowned television writer from Genoa.

Lorenzo BeccatiLENIN’S FISHERMAN

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Luce can feel a storm brewing even before the wind blows. Some say the Alpine spirit runs through her veins. The steep and treacherous trails were her playground growing up. There is no reason why she cannot cross the smuggler’s path across the Alpes with her father and broth-er. But then she meets Thomas, a child with no past or place to return to, a kindred spirit.Many years later, the townspeople frantical-ly search for a child who has gone missing on that same mountain. One man amongst them knows the mountain like the back of his hand; but in order to find the boy, he will have to face his worst fears, the cruelty and kindness of the forest.

fictionItaly:GarzantiMay 2021300 pages

Rights sold:

France (Fleuve Noire)

Germany (Fischer Verlag)

Romina Casagrande (Merano, 1968) is a middle school teacher and graduateof the Rovigo writing school.

Romina CasagrandeCHILDREN OF THE FOREST


Italy:Garzanti2019400 pages

Rights sold:

France (Fleuve Noire)

Germany (Fischer Verlag)

When Edna was little more than a child, she made a promise that bound her fate to Jacob. They were ‘Swabian children’, forced by their families to undertake a terrible trek on foot through the mountains to German farmlands where they were sold off as farmhands. Now that she has finally, after seventy years, found Ja-cob again, Edna has a confession to make. Fol-lowing the same map that she drew as a little girl to find her way home, she and her pet parrot set off by foot along ancient Roman roads and pilgrim trails across the Alpes to discover wheth-er it is still possible to forgive.

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Romina CasagrandeTHE LOST CHILDREN


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agent: marianne gunn o’connor

A rumination on what it means to be a career woman with children set into motion after a suc-cessful doctor with a husband and two children one hot summer morning leaves her young-est in the car, only realizing when it is too late. From this harrowing beginning unfolds a gruel-ling case where she is tried for negligence in the court room and for daring to try to have it all in the media. It is a modern-day witch hunt.

UK:SphereApril 2022

Edel Coffey is an Irish journalist and broadcaster.

Edel CoffeyBREAKING POINT


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In the hot summer of 1995, twenty-two-year-old Alice Lang rents a caravan near the holiday re-sort of Severn Sands. Will, whose mother runs the bar, falls in love with Alice, and is unbear-ably jealous of anyone else she sees, even lit-tle Marnie. Tensions rise until one evening Alice disappears from her caravan and is never seen again. Her scarlet dress is found washed up on the shore. A quarter of a century later, builders clearing the land beneath the failing park uncov-er human bones. It must be Alice. Now that she has been found, Will and Marnie must struggle with the lies they told and an unbearable guilt. They need to find out who killed Alice and why.

UK/USA:Boldwood Books

Winner of the RNA 2021 Jackie Collins Romantic Thriller award

Over 100,000 copies sold

Rights sold:Italy (Newton Compton)

Estonia (Pegasus Books)

Louise Douglas was born in Sheffield but has lived in North Somerset for the past 20 years. She has three beautiful sons, and lives with her partner, who works in construction.

Louise DouglasTHE SCARLET DRESS


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Eight students gather in a villa in the Florentine countryside for a weekend convention on cul-ture and food suddenly find themselves forced to live together for a whole week (or more). They tell stories to pass the time. Does it sound famil-iar?A fantastical reinterpretation of Boccaccio’s De-cameron, as you have never imagined it: eight of the most bizarre food-lovers from across the globe, a governess, and a fat feline philosopher called Rolly entertain each other over the course of six days, turning their quarantine into a… Sex-emeron.

Italy:Rizzoli Libri2020336 pages

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Film rights optioned to

Effe

Born in Florence, Chiara Francini is an actressfor television, film, and theatre. She is also a columnistfor La Stampa.

Chiara FranciniTHE SEXEMERON


Everyone knows how practical Olivia is, with her steady job and serious fiancé. Who would sus-pect that when no one is looking, she dreams of dancing in the rain with stray cats and be-ing Rosella O’Hara because tomorrow is anoth-er day? Her future is about to unravel when her mysterious aunt Vivienne, sends her a ticket on the night train to Paris. While she waits for her aunt to show up, Olivia joins a motley group of bohemians who sleep on the floor of Shake-speare & Co. Her Parisian holiday offers her a taste of freedom. But Vivienne has plans for Ol-ivia, and a revelation that will change her life.

fictionItaly:Feltrinelli2021256 pages

Lorenza Gentile lives in Milan.Her first novel won the PremioKihlgren Opera Prima, Rhegium Julii Opera Primae Fortunato Seminara Opera Prima and the Young Juri Award. She writes freelance for magazines and theatre.

Lorenza GentileSHAKESPEARE IN PARIS


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Yiannis is a poacher, illegally trapping the tiny, protected songbirds that stop in Cyprus as they migrate to Europe. He dreams of starting over, and of marrying Nisha, who works on the island as a nanny, to support her daughter left behind. But one evening, Nisha steps out on a mysteri-ous errand and doesn’t return. The police write off her disappearance, so her employer, Petra, undertakes the investigation and discovers the darker side of a migrant’s life. Based on the re-al-life disappearance of domestic workers in Cy-prus. A poignant, deeply empathetic narrative of the human stories behind the headlines.

UK:BonnierMay 2021336 pages

Rights sold:

Italy (Piemme)

Germany (Blanvalet)

France (Seuil)

Holland (VBK Media Utrecht) (Mozaïek)

Sweden (Bokförlaget Nona)

Norway (Gyldendal Norsk Forlag)

Brazil (Grupo Autentica)

Christy Lefteri was born in London in 1980 to Greek Cypriot parents.

Christy LefteriSONGBIRDS


fiction

Sometimes we create illusions so that we do not get lost in the darkness.

But after five years of horrific conflict in Aleppo, the beehives Nuri tends to have been destroyed. Their son, Sami, has been killed and Afra is now blind. They don’t want to leave, but they must. On a journey across Turkey and Greece, togeth-er, Nuri and Afra must face the darkest parts of their own hearts, unraveling the distortions the mind can create, when reality is too much to bear. Can the bees, and the promise of English lavender and heather fields lead Afra and Nuri out of the darkness? The Beekeeper of Aleppo is, at its heart, a love story of two ordinary people who somehow manage to hold on to each other and a dream when all else is lost.

UK:Bonnier Zaffre2019300 pages

Rights sold:

Arabic (Alkhan For Translation & Publishing)

Azerbaijani (Qanun Publishing House)

Brazil (Grupo Autentica)

Catalan (Columna Edicions, Llibres I

Comunicació, Sau)

Chinese Booky)

Denmark Jentas)

Finland (Kustantamo S&S)

France (Editions Du Seuil)

Germany (BlanvaletVerlagsgruppe)

Holland (Kokboekencentrum)

Hungary (Alexandra Könyvesház Kft)

Italy (Piemme Libri Spa)Lithuania (Balto Leidybos Namai)Norway (Gyldendal Norsk)Poland (Wydawnictwo Literackie) Portugal (Edições Asa Ii, S.A.)Romania (Grup Media Litera)Russia (Azbooka-Atticus Publishing Group)Serbia (Vulkan Izavastvo)Sinhala (Subhavi)Slovenia (Založba Učila International D.O.O.)Spain (Ediciones Maeva)Sweden (Bokförlaget Nona)Turkey (Pena Kitap Yayinlari)USA (Penguin Random House)


THE BEEKEEPER OF ALEPPOChristy Lefteri


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Is there such a thing as a perfect marriage?

David thought so. But when his wife Mary Rose dies suddenly he has to think again. In reliving their twenty years together David sees that the ground beneath them had shifted and he sim-ply hadn’t noticed. Or had chosen not to.Figuring out who Mary Rose really was and the secrets that she kept - some of these hidden in plain sight - makes David wonder if he really knew her. Did he even know himself?

Nothing But Blue Sky is a precise and tender sto-ry of love in marriage - a gripping examination of what binds couples together and of what keeps them apart.

UK & IRE:Penguin Books

Elegant, understated, subtly powerful,and rings so perfectly true.- Donald Ryan

Longlistedfor the Women’s Prizefor Fiction 2021

Rights sold:

Norway (Bazar Forlag /

Cappelen Damm As)


Kathleen MacMahonis a former radio and television journalist with Ireland’s national broadcaster, RTE.She lives in Dublinwith her family.

NOTHING BUT BLUE SKYKathleen MacMahon


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An epic saga of a family fractured by ideolo-gy on both sides of the war in Europe. The four members of the Cristaldi family find themselves straddling the complications of fascism, fanati-cism and resistance: Pietro and Flora, parents of Alberto, fascist, and Vera, partisan, unmar-ried and pregnant. The post-war brings with it a child —Antonio— and an ephemeral desire for normality. When Antonio discovers the truth be-hind his conception, a mysterious stranger ar-rives to help him reconstruct his life and those who preceded him.

Italy:La Nave Di Teseo2020298 pages

Giovanni Mastrangelo worked as a photojournalist in Ghana and Kenya for over twenty years. He livedin California before returning to Rome, where he now works as a writer and screenwriter.

Giovanni MastrangeloTHE FATHERS AND THE VANQUISHED


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Sarah loves being a mother, it defines her. Every year she writes a letter of love to her adored sev-en-year-old daughter, Izzy.When Sarah falls pregnant, she promises Izzy that the arrival of a baby brother will make their family complete. But when she collapses a few months later, the safe happy life Izzy knows is shattered. With Sarah’s future in their hands, her husband and sister disagree fiercely about her treatment. The once close family starts to fall apart.Can those who love Sarah get beyond the fog of grief and anger to figure out what’s for the best? Can they ever forgive each other for the deci-sions they make?

UK & IRE:Penguin BooksMay 2019448 pages


Sinéad Moriarty (1971) has made a name for herself asa bestselling author by writing about serious women’s themes with irony, humour and simplicity. Winnerof the 2015 Irish Book Awards for Popular Fiction.

SEVEN LETTERSSinéad Moriarty


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Eighteen-year-old Debbie White lives on a dairy farm with her mother, Maeve who believes she is a soothsayer, and her uncle, Billy who sleeps in a caravan in the garden with a bottle of whis-key. Debbie is about to step into life as a stu-dent at Trinity College in Dublin. As she navi-gates amongst her sophisticated new friends, Maeve’s homelife unravels. But the fierce love of the White family is never in doubt.

A startling, honest, laugh and cry novel about growing up and leaving home, Snowflake is a novel for a generation about those first, terrify-ing steps towards adulthood.

UK:Bonnier BooksMay 2021304 pages

Rights sold:Germany (Mare Verlag)

Russia (Sinbad Publishers)

Film and TV rights sold to:

Element Pictures

Mad and wonderful- Roddy Doyle

Tender, laugh-out-loud funny, and deeply moving- Louise O’Neill

A novel for anyone who’s ever felt lost in the world- John Boyne

GAS and beautiful and truthful and touching- Marian Keyes


Louise Nealon is a writer from Co. Kildare. She completeda master’s in creative Writing at Queen’s University Belfast and won the SeánÓ’Faoláin International Short Story Competition.

SNOWFLAKELouise Nealon


fiction

Three brothers are at the funeral. One lies in the coffin.

Will, Brian and Luke grow up competing for their mother’s unequal love. As men, the competition continues - for status, money, fame, women...They each betray each other, over and over, until one of them is dead.

But which brother killed him?

UK:PenguinApril 2020384 pages

What a terrific storyteller Liz Nugent is! Brilliantly structured, fluently told, rich in unsettling incident and pulsing with dark, tumultuous energy...her best book yet- Irish Times

Liz Nugent has a giftfor filling us witha terrible fascinationfor truly horrible people- Val McDermid

Rights sold:Germany (Steidl GMBH & CO.

OHG)


Liz Nugent (Dublin, 1967)has written extensivelyfor radio and tv drama.

OUR LITTLE CRUELTIESLiz Nugent


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It is a long and arduous task to be declared an invalid, especially when it’s not a consequence of work or war, unless you consider family a war-zone. Mental invalidity requires paperwork, pa-tience and persistence, the willingness to line up for hours at offices no one has ever heard of and negotiate intimately with public employees. It is a sort of pastime in Naples, and forty-year-old Max, is making it his raison d’être, when he isn’t passed out drunk, popping pills, robbing people or trolling gay clubs. An ironic, profoundly mov-ing story of self-destruction at the heart of men-tal illness.

Italy:Rizzoli LibriApril 2021208 pages

Massimiliano Palmese is a novelist, a poet and a theatre writer from Naples. In 2006,he was a Premio Strega finalist.

Massimiliano PalmeseORIGINAL SIN


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Cloe has learned to communicate with shadows. She listens for voices that will take her back to her calamitous childhood with a mother unable to love her. Now a grown woman, whose past is marked by failure, Cloe has taken on a new iden-tity in a new city. But her disastrous relationships are tainted by her obsessive search for answers. Guided by voices, memories and elusive guard-ians of her ten-year-old self, like her lost baby brother, Professor T, and The General, she har-bors the eternal hope of finding truth beyond the ruins. And redemption for a burden that was never hers to bear.

Italy:La Nave di Teseo2021239 pages

Historian, journalist, and lecturer, Carmen Pellegrino (1977), is widely known as ‘the Abandonologist’ thanks to her study of uninhabited villages and ancient ruins. She is the winner of il Premio Rapallo Carige Opera Prima and finalist for Il Campiello. She currently lives in Naples.

Carmen PellegrinoTHE HAPPINESS OF OTHERS


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Italy:Giunti2017231 pages

Italy:Giunti2015224 pages

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BE BY MY SIDETONIGHT

THE EARTH IS FALLING

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Inspired by the author’s grandparents who left Fascist Spain for France, this debut novel by songwriter Olivia Ruiz took France by a storm. A young mother in Paris finds herself with a cov-eted piece of furniture belonging to her beloved grandmother. The funeral is over, and she finds herself confronted with the carefully guard-ed trove of stories contained in each of the ten multicoloured drawers. One at a time, she opens them, and the secrets speak for themselves, tell-ing a story of three generations of women, their shame and poverty, and the love and betrayal that binds them.

France:JC LattèsJune 2020200 pages

Over 100,000 copies sold in France

Rights sold:Italy (Garzanti)

Germany (Harpercollins)

Lithuania (Baltas Lankos

Turkey (Murat Sezer Yan Pasaj)

agent: olivia de dieuleveult

Olivia Ruiz is a songwriterand performer in Paris.This extraordinary débutis inspired by her own family.

Olivia RuizTHE DRAWER OF MANY COLORS


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Investigators Anna, Cantoni and Torino are hired by the two children of a wealthy businessman who has committed suicide. They suspect foul play when they learn that a large sum of their father’s inheritance has been left to the house-keeper. Anna learns from Barani’s sex-obsessed pug that the housekeeper is innocent and that a guest visited Barani the night of his suicide. The police decide to reopen the case, but just as the pug is about to reveal more, he runs away. Barani’s children are planning to castrate him. Meanwhile, Anna’s father becomes ill. It is a race against the clock to discover who killed Barani and why.

Italy:Feltrinelli May 2021200 pages


Minerva Film

Sarah Savioli workedas a scientific forensic expert in the police force for ten years.

Sarah SavioliTHE KEY WITNESS


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After a minor cerebral hematoma, a young mother finds herself talking to all sorts of plants and animals she has never even met. This ex-traordinary gift grants her a new way of seeing the world and a job at a private investigative agency. She and her dog Harlequin join investi-gators Cantoni and Torino in resolving the case of a thirty-four-year-old former drug addict, found dead beneath her apartment building. While Cantoni and Torino are out interrogating people, Anna consults with her Great Dane, the plants in the garden, a suicidal pigeon, and two elderly turtles. A fresh and amusing approach to the mystery genre.

Italy:FeltrinelliJuly 2020236 pages


Minerva Film

Sarah SavioliTHE UNSUSPECTABLES


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On a secluded island, amid the stunning beauty of the Mediterranean, a man in love finds him-self alone, in the house he once shared with his wife of many years. He cannot forget their first meeting, on the ferry from Venice to Piraeus, in Greece. He was the ship’s captain, she a trans-gressive young woman on vacation. A tiny mo-ment that changed the course of their lives for-ever. While tending to her garden and caring for her bees, he prepares to keep a last promise he made to his wife: to find their daughter Amy, be-cause it is never too late to love.A simple story about the heart which stays silent when we forget how to listen to it.

Italy:SolferinoSeptember 2020285 pages

Rights sold:

Turkish (Can Sanat Yayinlari)

Albanian (Bota Shqiptare)

Portuguese (Editorial Presença LDA)

Spanish (Grupo Planeta S.A.)

German (HarperCollins Germania)

Serbian (Vulkan Publishing)

Danish (SAGA - Lindhardt OG Ringhof Forlag)Susanna Tamaro (Trieste, 1957) moved to Rome when she was 19 years old to attend the Experimental Centerof Cinematography.

Susanna TamaroA GREAT LOVE STORY


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Italy:Bompiani1994185 pages

Rights sold:

Arab audio (Dhad Audio Publishing)

Arab (Madarek Publishing House)

Basque (Igela Argitaletxea)

Catalan (Grup62 (Columna Edicions)

Chinese (Beijing Dingwen Publishing

Media Co. Ltd.)

Sinhalese, Sri Lanka (Subhavi Publishers)

Korean (Taeil & Sodam Publishing CO)

Danish (SAGA - Lindhardt OG Ringhof

Forlag)Modern Greek (Livani Publishing

Organization)

Indonesian (Noura Books)Norwegian (Gyldendal Norsk Forlag)Portuguese (Editorial Presença LDA)Romanian (Grup Media Litera)Serbian (Vulkan Publishing)Slovenian (Cankarjeva Zalozba Zaloznistvo d.o.o)Spanish (Grupo Planeta (Editorial Seix Barral S.A.)Swedish (Bokforlaget Forum Bonnierforlagen AB)German (Diogenes Verlag)Turkish (Can Sanat Yayinlari)

12 million copies sold

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FOLLOW YOUR HEART


Feminism is as useless as a Nokia phone.True or False?

Revolution Z is for those searching to clarify their ideas on complicated issues ranging from equal (or unequal) relationships to gender identity. Un-derstanding the struggle of those who fought for progress facilitates the challenges of an ex-hausting rite of passage to adulthood. A book to spark dialogue and offer valuable insight into the traps and prejudices of identity, the use and misuse of social media, and much more. The truth is that feminism is a revolution, and it is up to today’s teenagers to fight it.

Italy:Rizzoli2020320 pages

non fiction

Giulia Blasi is originallyfrom Friuli. In 2017, she launched an anti-harassment initiative which precededthe #metoo movement.

Giulia BlasiREVOLUTION Z


Striving to outdo each other, extraordinary wom-en have made history through feuding. While waging war upon each other, these ten wom-en reached the pinnacle of their careers, estab-lishing themselves in an era of limited oppor-tunities: Coco Chanel & Elsa Schiaparelli; Sarah Bernhardt & the Eleonora Duse; American gos-sip columnists Hedda Hopper & Louella Parsons; Joan Fontaine & her sister Olivia De Havilland. A fascinating new approach to women in history. Ten female pioneers, loosely connected in time and place, demonstrate how the flames of rival-ry left their mark of genius.

Italy:MondadoriApril 2021300 pages

non fiction

Paola Calvetti is a journalist living in Milan. She has worked as a communication specialist at La Scala, Fabrizio Ferri,and The Touring Club.

Paola CalvettiSISTERS AND RIVALS:Ten Women Who Changed the World with Their Talent


Queen in every ounce of her being, Elizabeth II is the most photographed woman in the world; it is no wonder that she is also a fashion icon. The image she projects through photography is the only stage upon which the Queen truly reveals herself, acquiescing to the universal laws of light and the practical needs of portrait artists. This compelling and rigorously researched biogra-phy, based on accounts of photographers, arti-cles from around the world and extensive icono-graphic research, offers an intimate portrait beyond the lens.

Italy:Mondadori2019268 pages

non fiction

Rights sold:

Germany (Piper Verlag)

Paola CalvettiELIZABETH II:Portrait of a Queen


Rights sold:

Poland (Wydawnicza Foksal)

Serbia (Laguna)

Interpol didn’t know they were looking for the deadliest assassin in Europe until Julius Sinanaj was caught and confessed. Captured in Albania in 2018, Sinanaj led a hermit’s existence with not a single traffic ticket or arrest. And yet, the thirty-six-year-old who grew up in the slums of Elbasan and later immigrated with his family to Greece, where he learned explosive making from local anarchists, was a skilled professional, hired by criminals, politicians, common citizens, and the Russian Secret Services, who not only paid him to execute but most likely taught him the trade. He is currently in isolation.

Italy:Rizzoli2020393 pages

non fiction

Andrea Galli writesfor the crime section of Italy’s daily Corriere Della Sera.

Andrea GalliHITMAN: a True Story


non fiction

From sex slaves to drug mules, an exposé that uncovers a terrifying and intricate web of crimi-nal activity right on Europe’s doorstep.Caught between Camorra gunrunners selling to ISIS and Nigerian drug gangs along Italy’s pic-turesque coast, each year thousands of refugees and migrants are lured into their underworld. In this powerful exposé, investigative journalist Barbie Latza Nadeau follows the weapons trail, meets the trafficked women trapped by black magic, the brave nuns who try to save them and the Italian police who turn a blind eye at the most urgent issues facing Europe today.

US/UK/Canada:Oneworld Publisher2018223 pages

Barbie Latza Nadeau is an American journalist in Rome, working for Newsweek, The Daily Beast and CNN. She has covered crime in Europe, Italian politics, the Vatican, migration, the refugee crisis and women’s issues.

Barbie Latza NadeauROADMAP TO HELL:Sex, Drugs and Guns on the Mafia Coast


non fiction

Readers will love this inspiring, illustrated book about how perfection is an illusion.

Albert Einstein was dyslexic; Frida Kahlo crim-pled from Polio; Lionel Messi took growth hor-mones; Steven Spielberg couldn’t read. They were considered by many to be… imperfect. Brilliant profiles of thirty of the world’s greatest achievers who were once insecure children who struggled against overwhelming obstacles. It turns out though that those very characteristics made them special and brilliant, because true talent is hidden where you least expect it.

Italy:DeAgostiniFebraury 2021224 pages

Vladimiro Polchiis a journalist and television writer. He covers politicsand national news forLa Repubblica newspaper.

Vladimiro PolchiNO ONE IS IMPERFECT:30 true stories of ordinary diversity to inspire self confidence


In this groundbreaking guide to maximizing the restorative and regenerative benefits of light, psychologist Karl Ryberg explains how to use different types of light—sun, fire, and even arti-ficial lighting—in order to create ultimate health and a happy mind.Like plants, human bodies need quality light in order to survive, regenerate, and thrive. This fas-cinating guide to “eating light” shows you how to best use different types of light to feed your brain and body. Written from a lifetime of re-search on light and biology, this book provides a vital understanding of your body clock, brain function, the importance of color, and much more.

UK:Atria/Enliven BooksFebruary 2019192 pages

Rights sold:Dutch (Uniebook)

Italian (Sperling&Kupfer)

Russian (Azbooka-Atticus Publishing)

German (Droemer Knaur Verlag)

Portuguese (Bertrand Editora)

Spanish (Roca Editorial)

non fiction


Karl Ryberg is an architect, light psychologist, and researcher. He has invented a series of advanced therapeutic projectors and runs the Monocrom in Stockholm.

LIVING LIGHT:Karl Ryberg

The Art of Using Light for Health and Happiness


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RIGHTS CATALOGUE MARCH, 2021...Christy Lefteri was born in London in 1980 to Greek Cypriot parents. Christy Lefteri SONGBIRDS Vicki Satlow Literary Agency Via Cenisio 1 Milan Italy