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Triada US represents a diverse list of writers, ranging from PB, MG, YA, and adult fiction + non-fiction. Check our site for querying details. Note: emails from Triada agents will only ever come from an [at]triadaus.com address. #TeamTriada

A Publishers Marketplace deal report dated July 22, 2026 in the audio rights category which reads as follows: J.E. Caroline's THE VENOM IN HER VEINS, in which a woman cursed with an ancient darkness is forced into an uneasy alliance with the dragon prince sworn to kill her as an ancient evil awakens and war threatens to consume their fractured kingdom, to Jason Pinter at Simon Maverick, at auction, in a four-book deal, for publication in fall 2026, by Brent Taylor at TriadaUS Literary Agency (world English).
The cover for I Didn't Do It by Elle Gonzalez Rose which features a dark purple background with blood spatters in the corners and the title in large red cursive across the middle. Around the title are small squares of paper, including photographs, fingerprints, and clippings of notes and newspapers. They are connected by pins and red string. One of the notes features the tagline "murder runs in the family." Another is a small piece of paper with blood stains that reads "Dina Soto, Age 17." Another is part of a newspaper headline that reads "Murder."
A Publishers Marketplace deal report dated July 14, 2026 in the children's picture book non-fiction category which reads as follows: Phil Stamper's WILD WEATHER, in which the science solvers bureau recruits young readers to crack 17 classified meteorological case files, from the secret of the unbreakable heat dome to the mystery of the northern lights, illustrated by Claudia Marianno, to Mauricio Velazquez de Leon at Duopress, for publication in spring 2027, by Brent Taylor at TriadaUS Literary Agency for the author, and by Atlanta Japp at Advocate-Art for the illustrator (world).
The cover for Meet the Dino Nuggies: A Fry Guys Story by #1 New York Times bestselling author Eric Geron, illustrated by Jannie Ho. It features a cartoon scene of three anthropomorphic fry characters (a waffle fry, a curly fry, and a sweet potato fry) each wearing a scout uniform including a khaki vest, red scarf and red hat. They are running away from a chicken nugget t-rex with scared expressions on their faces. A chicken nugget pterodactyl is in the sky. The background features a bright blue sky and a mashed-potato landscape with broccoli and asparagus trees, and a volcano.
The cover for The School For Wicked Witches: Wicked Great and Small by Will Taylor which features a cartoony, lineless illustration of a young figure above the title. They wear a big green witch hat and a green cloak and they are creating a magical ball of flame between their hands. The figure has long, choppy auburn hair, big brown eyes, light skin, and is smiling. Below the title are smaller silhouettes of witches riding brooms. Two are in the forefront, one sitting atop the broom, the other standing on it like it's a skateboard or snowboard. The background of the cover has a gradient of different shades of green with a faint pattern of darker green gears. Vines surround the main illustrations.
A screenshot of the USA Today bestseller list that shows K.M. Moronova's Once Upon a Demon's Heart (Deluxe Edition) at the number 19 spot.
The cover for Beware the Abbott Boys by Chelsea Ichaso which features a realistically rendered illustration of a blue hooded sweater spread out on dark grass. The pocket of the sweater is covered in a large blood stain with spatters of blood around the side and shoulder of the sweater. In the dark, empty interior of the propped open hood is a tagline in read font; it reads: "three perfect brothers. One monstrous secret." The title is in sketchy all capital white font across the body of the sweater. Above the author's name at the bottom of the cover in red sans serif font are the words "author of The Summer She Went Missing."
A mockup of the deluxe edition of Once Upon a Demon's Heart by New York Times Bestselling Author K.M. Moronova. The cover features an elaborate illustration of a sword surrounded by intricate golden filigree and design with a number of pink peonies along the edges. The background of the cover appears to be white marble. The title is across the middle of the cover in fancy black serif font with elaborate curlicues in certain elements of the lettering. Sprayed black and gold pages can be slightly seen due to the angle of the book mockup.
The cover for Ancient History Between Us by Kaitlyn Hill which features a scene of two people jumping off the side of a small yellow boat into the water. The art is reminiscent of an impressionist painting with lots of texture. The title is in sans serif white font across the middle of the cover. The boat and figures are beneath the title. The rest of the cover is taken up by bright blue sky, and an orange-red rock formation. The figures are both white; one wears swimming trunks and has short brown hair, the other has longer red hair and wears a red bikini. They are holding hands. The author's name is at the top of the cover in all capital white sans serif font and in black, handwritten font beneath it are the words "author of Wild About You."
A Publishers Marketplace deal report dated June 19, 2026 in the international rights fiction category which reads as follows: Chloe Gong's COLDWIRE, to Ranok (Ukraine), in a nice deal, in an exclusive submission, by Iza Cupial at Anna Jarota Agency, on behalf of Laura Crockett at Triada US.
A Publishers Marketplace deal report dated June 17, 2026 in the international rights fiction category which reads as follows: Jolie Vines's ARRAN'S OBSESSION, CONNOR'S CLAIM, and RIORDAN'S REVENGE, to Jiri Starek at Dobrovsky (Czech Republic), in a nice deal, in a three-book deal, by Iza Cupial at Anna Jarota Agency, on behalf of Laura Crockett at Triada US.
A Publishers Marketplace deal report dated June 16, 2026 in the Children's Young Adult Fiction category which reads as follows: Chelsea Ichaso's TAKE HER DOWN, in which tensions run high as four high school soccer players and their families find themselves booked at a remote, rundown lodge during a tournament—and when one of them is murdered in the night, the investigation shines a light on everyone, and no one's buried secrets are safe, to Wendy McClure at Sourcebooks Fire, for publication in summer 2027, by Uwe Stender at TriadaUS Literary Agency (world English). heather.moore@sourcebooks.com
A Publishers Marketplace deal report dated June 15, 2026 in the International Rights, UK Children's category which reads as follows: Author of THE GRAVITY OF MISSING THINGS Marisa Urgo's THE MIDNIGHT COVEN, in which a teenage girl must break a celestial curse at her haunted boarding school that claims the lives of three students every 30 years, using only astronomy and ghosts of past students from the 1990s—or fall victim to the same fate, to Afua Antwi at Puffin UK, for publication in August 2027, by Moe Ferrara at TriadaUS Literary Agency (world).
A Publishers Marketplace deal report dated June 15, 2026 in the Audio Rights category which reads as follows: January Bell's MATED & AFRAID, to Cassie Hanjian at Podium Audio, in a five-book deal, by Brent Taylor at TriadaUS Literary Agency (world English). Rights: brent@triadaus.com
A Publishers Marketplace deal report dated June 9, 2026 in the international rights, fiction category which reads as follows: Lynn D. Jung's MOTHSBLOOD, to Grada (Czech Republic), in a nice deal, at auction, by Iza Cupial at Anna Jarota Agency, on behalf of Laura Crockett at Triada US.
The cover for Endless Blue Beneath by Shannon K. English which features a more realistically rendered illustration of an underwater scene. Toward the bottom of the cover is a pale feminine figure from the waist up, most of their bare chest and body hidden behind seaweed and underwater plants. Reddish-brown hair floats above their head, and they look upward where a blue, feminine, siren-like creature touches their face. The siren has blue hair that floats upward in the water, a body covered in scales and gills, and a long tail with multiple fins. The title is in the middle of the cover written in white serif font with a pale orange gradient toward the bottom of the letters. The author's name is in dark orange serif font at the bottom of the cover. A tagline, above the author's name, is in white serif font in three separate lines that read: Outcast. Monster. Beloved. Dark reddish-orange, symmetrical book corner embellishments are in the cover's top corners.
The cover for Emilia Wishing by Belen Medina Illustrated by Pura Belpre Honor Winner Magdalena Mora which features a light blue gradient and the title in all lowercase serif font in the middle of the cover. "Emilia" is in red and "wishing" is in blue. Below the title is an illustration of a younger figure with long, curly brown hair, brown skin, glasses, and a pink t-shirt. The figure has their head propped against their hand/arm and looks upward toward the title with their mouth slightly open. Surrounding the title and coming out from the figure's head are a number of illustrations that create the vague impression of a thought bubble. There are wildflowers and long grasses, a blue dress with a lace collar, cowboy boots, grey pants, and a pink tank-top. Moving from left to right amongst the other illustrations, there is a figure with brown skin in a blue dress holding a billowing blue blanket/cloth. Then there is a figure with brown skin and brown hair tied back in a bun -- they wear hoop earrings, and hold up a green blanket/cloth and can only be seen from the shoulders up. Lastly, there is a toddler holding up a yellow-green blanket/cloth wearing a pink shirt and pink skirt.
A screenshot of the USA Today bestseller list featuring Arran's Obsession by Jolie Vines at the number seventy-nine spot.
A Publishers Marketplace deal report dated June 1, 2026 in the Sci-Fi/Fantasy Fiction category which reads as follows: Author of the forthcoming THE CASTLE & THE CLOISTER Laura E. Weymouth's WILLOW CROWNED, in which an exiled king and a rebel serving girl clash on a remote island stronghold, where freedom, the future of their fragile nation, and the state of their own hearts are all on the line, to Bess Braswell at Feiwel, with Hana Tzou editing, in an exclusive submission, for publication in winter 2028, by Laura Crockett at TriadaUS Literary Agency (world). Foreign: kristin.dulaney@macmillan.com Film/TV: uwe@triadaus.com
A screenshot of The Straits Times Children's bestseller list for May 30 which features Ritu in the Sun by Moniza Hossain, illustrated by Merce Lopez in the number one spot and Street, Puppy, Masjid Cat by Moniza Hossain, illustrated by Wastana Haikal in the number two spot.
A Publishers Marketplace deal report dated May 29, 2026 in the audio rights category which reads as follows: Torie Jean's FINDING GENE KELLY, a romance with endometriosis representation, in which an American expat in Paris reconnects with her childhood nemesis to fake-date for her brother's wedding, to Addi Wright at Blackstone Audio, by Brent Taylor at TriadaUS Literary Agency, on behalf of Laura Crockett (world English). Translation: foreign@triadaus.com
A Publishers Marketplace deal report dated May 29, 2026 in the audio rights category which reads as follows: M. J. Kuhn's KILLSWITCH PROTOCOL, a cyberpunk novel pitched as Severance meets AUTONOMOUS, where citizens are assigned a life purpose and undergo a ritualistic "ascent" upon completion, but the protagonist suspects it's a lie after her husband's suspicious ascent, to Ashley Fortier at Tantor Media, by Brent Taylor at TriadaUS Literary Agency, on behalf of Laura Crockett (world English). Translation: foreign@triadaus.com
A Publishers Marketplace deal report dated May 28, 2026 in the international rights, UK fiction category, which reads as follows: Shalana Battles's HEART OF A KILLER, a previously self-published dark romantic suspense, in which a morally gray vigilante known for delivering justice outside the law enters a marriage of protection with a book editor after a wrong-number text draws her into his dangerous world, forcing him to choose between the violent brotherhood that made him and the woman who makes him question everything, to Kathryn Taussig at Storm Publishing, in a three-book deal, for publication in fall 2026, by Brent Taylor at TriadaUS Literary Agency (world English).
A Publishers Marketplace deal report dated May 26, 2026 in the non-fiction reference category which reads as follows: Book blogger and reviewer Leah von Essen's MOON LITERARY AMERICA: A BOOKWORM'S GUIDE TO THE UNITED STATES, an illustrated travel guide to the top 50 literary sites in the U.S., to Vy Tran at Avalon Travel, in an exclusive submission, for publication in fall 2027, by Amelia Appel at TriadaUS Literary Agency (world).
The cover for The October Girl Book Two by Matthew Dow Smith which features a cartoonish illustration of a pale figure on a blue background floating with feet together and arms extended. The figure has pale white-blonde hair that blows upward as though in a strong wind. They wear a long red scarf and a long blue overcoat that also blows up and toward the right side of the cover. There are a few scattered orange-brown leaves around them. The title is in sketched all capital white font beneath the figure. The author's name is likewise in smaller font beneath the title. The Simon Maverick logo, featuring an M in a white circle with the word "Maverick" below, is visible beside the word "The" in the title.
The cover for Plant By Number: Design Your Dream Garden With 25 Easy Step-by-Step Planting Plans, by Stacy Tornio. The cover is yellow with an illustration of flowering plants taking up most of the bottom half of the cover. There are small numbered bubbles to the right of the illustration with photographs of the real plants/flowers displayed within. Beside the title, which is written in white serif font at the top of the cover, there are small, numbered, colored bubbles, reminiscent of a paint-by-number.
The cover for Arran's Obsession by Jolie Vines which features a realistically rendered skull on a background of roses and chains. There's a switchblade on the right side of the cover, the series title "Body Count" is in a white serif font across the bottom middle of the cover. The book title "Arran's Obsession" is in a red banner in smaller font below. The top of the cover features the words "over a million copies sold" in all capital letters above the author's name in white sans serif font.
A Publishers Marketplace deal report dated May 21, 2026 in the Children's Graphic Novel category which reads as follows: Shaenon K. Garrity's WITCHES OF DUCKFOOT HOUSE, an early reader series about a fixer witch and a plant witch who journey across a chain of islands in a duck-footed house, helping repair broken things alongside a cast of fellow witches with unique magical specialties, illustrated by Megan Kearney, to Juan Botero at Candlewick, in a two-book deal, for publication in spring 2030, by Brent Taylor at TriadaUS Literary Agency (world).
A Publishers Marketplace deal report dated May 19, 2026 in the Children's Picture Book Non-fiction category which reads as follows: Jessica Yoon's K IS FOR K-POP, an alphabet-themed introduction to the world of K-pop featuring iconic terminology, fandom culture, and references to beloved idols and groups from A to Z, celebrating the global phenomenon through rhyming text, illustrated by Emily Paik, to Ian Tseng at Chronicle Children's, for publication in fall 2027, by Brent Taylor at TriadaUS Literary Agency for the author, and by Alice Jin Zhang at Astound US for the illustrator (world).
The cover for Shapes of Love by L.V. Peñalba which features a flat purple background with the title in simple, all capital white letters. The middle of the cover is taken up by a heart shape. The heart is made up of yellow, orange, white, navy, and turquoise in a marbled/swirled paint effect. The tagline reads "Not a romance. A love story" in all capital yellow letters above the word "shapes" in the title.
The cover for You're Dead to Me, Reed Walker by Gwenyth Reitz which features an illustration of two figures in front of an iron gate overrun with ivy. In the background is a Victorian-style house with pale blue smoke coming from the windows. The two figures stand shoulder to shoulder and peer back at each other with faint smiles. They both are translucent at the knees. The figure on the left has light skin and black hair in an elaborate braid. They stand with their arms crossed and wear a black dress with fishnet, fingerless gloves. The figure on the right stands taller that the first. They have an olive skin tone, short black hair, and wear a red graphic t-shirt and jeans. The tagline reads "they'd kill each other...if they weren't already dead" in all capital letters at the top of the cover.
The cover for Smash or Pass by Birdie Schae which features a lineless illustration of two white girls (one blonde, one brunette) kissing behind a volleyball on a background of blue sky and puffy white clouds. The tagline reads "She's done playing by the rules" and a blurb quote reads "Deeply heartfelt" - Rachel Lynn Solomon, New York Times bestselling author of Today Tonight Tomorrow.
The cover for Under a Carnivore Sky by Brianna Jett which features a realistically rendered illustration of a very pale feminine face surrounded by foliage. Sporadically amongst the leaves and ferns are flowers with sharp teeth. The title is in pale yellow capital letters at the top of the cover. The book/cover is tilted to show the pages which are sprayed purple with white toothy flowers decorating them.
A Publishers Marketplace deal report dated May 5, 2026 in the fiction horror category which reads as follows: Author of THE DAUGHTERS OF IZDIHAR Hadeer Elsbai's YOU JUST HAVE TO ASK ME, a contemporary horror novella in which a bride, abandoned at the altar by her groom for his ex-girlfriend, flees into the Australian outback and meets a visitor offering revenge, to Mika Kasuga at Union Square & Co, in a pre-empt, for publication in winter 2027, by Laura Crockett at TriadaUS Literary Agency (world).
A screenshot of the USA Today Bestseller list which features Everything in Color: A Love Story by Stephanie Stalvey at the number 60 spot.
A screenshot of the USA Today Bestseller list which features Bulletproof by K.M. Moronova at the number 7 spot.
The cover for Clara & the Devil by Olivie Blake and Little Chmura which features an illustration in an oil-painting style of the top half of a pale figure with long black hair tied back into a ponytail. Blue palms halo the head. The figure has bare shoulders with the rest of their body wrapped around by turquoise, masculine figures. The main figure's hand pokes out of the tangle of limbs with a red flower between their fingers. The figure has a slight, close-lipped smile. A blurb-quote at the top of the cover reads "An artistic seduction of the highest order, an invitation to sin itself." - Alix E. Harrow, New York Times-bestselling author of Starling House. The title is in all capital white serif font at the bottom of the cover with "Vol. 1" in red along the inside of the "L" in "Devil."
The cover for My Little Golden Book About K-Pop by Jessica Yoon illustrated by Suji Park which features a stylized illustration of a stage with a nine-piece K-Pop girl group posing on it. The "My Little Golden Book About" is in a marquee above the stage with "K-Pop" in all capital silver lettering below.
The cover for The Legend of Ban-Dal by Jessica Yoon illustrated by Seo Kim which features a soft, lineless art style of a bear and the figure of what appears to be a little girl silhouetted in a clearing. A large, full moon is in the night sky behind them. In the foreground, grasses and trees frame the cover in fall colors. The title is framed above the moon in all capital stylized font with the "G" of "legend" comprised of a crescent moon and star, and Ban-Dal in golden lettering.
A screenshot of the New York Times Bestseller list featuring Theft of the Ruby Lotus by Sayantani Dasgupta in the number eight spot.
A Publishers Marketplace deal report dated April 30, 2026 in the international rights, fiction category which reads as follows: K.M. Moronova's YOUR KNIFE, MY HEART and MY BLADE, YOUR BACK, to Chatterley (France), by Diane de Divonne at Donatella d'Ormesson Literary; and to Calypso (Romania), by Andrea Spuzevic Golemac at Corto Literary Agency; on behalf of Laura Crockett and Brent Taylor of Triada US.
A Publishers Marketplace deal report dated April 30, 2026 in the international rights, children's category which reads as follows: Mara Rutherford's THE DEMONIC INVENTIONS OF AURELIE BLAKE, to La Martiniere (France), in a two-book deal, by Diane de Divonne at Donatella d'Ormesson Literary, on behalf of Laura Crockett and Uwe Stender at Triada US.
A Publishers Marketplace deal report dated April 30, 2026 in the International rights, fiction category which reads as follows: Lynn D. Jung's MOTHSBLOOD, to City Editions (France), by Diane de Divonne at Donatella d'Ormesson Literary; and to Droemer Knaur (Germany), by Kathrin Nehm at Thomas Schlueck Agency; and to Alexandra (Hungary), by Andrea Spuzevic Golemac at Corto Literary Agency; on behalf of Laura Crockett at Triada US.
A Publishers Marketplace deal report dated April 30, 2026 in the international rights, fiction category which reads as follows: K.M. Moronova's BULLETPROOF, to Companhia das Letras (Brazil), by Joao Paulo Riff at Riff Agency; also to Topseller (Portugal), by Anna Ascolies at IMC Literary Agency; to Calypso (Romania), by Andrea Spuzevic Golemac at Corto Literary Agency; to Urano (Spain), by Anna Ascolies at IMC Literary Agency; and to Pukka (Turkey), by Aylin Efe at Kalem Agency; on behalf of Laura Crockett and Brent Taylor at Triada US.
A Publishers Marketplace deal report dated April 30, 2026 in the International rights, children's category which reads as follows: Rey Terciero and Bre Indigo's NORTHRANGER, to Anaya (Spain), by Anna Ascolies at IMC Literary Agency, on behalf of Laura Crockett and Brent Taylor at Triada US.
The cover for Everything In Color: A Love Story by Stephanie Stalvey which features an illustrated couple from the waist up. They are both white with dark brown hair. One is female presenting in a black dress with a short bob; the other is male presenting with glasses, a brown suit jacket over a white button up and tie, and stubble on their jaw. The two figures embrace each other in profile. They are framed by a golden border with the background behind them featuring rolling hills. Everything inside the border is in color with warm hues of orange and various greens in the grass. Outside the border, the hills are in black and white with a church-like building on the right hand side and a fox on the left, also in black and white. The only thing outside the border that is in color are two trees on either side. They both have orange-colored fruit growing; the tree on the left has what appears to be a blue-green snake wound around the branches, though the head is not visible. A small banner on the lower right of the border reads "A Love Story."
The cover for Bulletproof by New York Times Bestselling Author K.M. Moronova which features the top half of two illustrated characters facing each other in profile. One hangs down from the top of the cover, the other reaches up from the bottom of the cover. Both figures have brown/tan skin and darker brown hair. The figure from the bottom is male-presenting with shorter hair parted in the middle, reddish-brown markings that could be burns or tattoos on their throat, and a scar through their lip; they're wearing all black with fingerless black gloves. The figure hanging down from above is female-presenting with long hair flowing downward and a white shirt/blouse. The background is in peachy hues with the silhouette of evergreen trees. There are three bullet holes scattered around the cover and the tagline reads "Why do we sabotage ourselves with the softest of kisses from the scariest villains?" The image also shows sprayed edges on the book that are black with alternating white motorcycle helmets and skeleton hands holding a bullet.
The cover for Ritu in the Sun by Moniza Hossain illustrated by Merce Lopez which features an illustration of the top half of a young feminine figure in profile. The figure has warm brown skin and dark brown hair. They have their eyes closed and a close-lipped smile, their head slightly titled upward. They wear a red shirt with a blue and red starfish pattern. The background is warm yellows, giving the impression of sunlight. The title in in blocky red font, framing the figure's face.
The cover for Theft of the Ruby Lotus by New York Times Bestselling Author Sayantani Dasgupta which features a cartoony, lineless illustrations of four younger (approx. 12-14 yo) figures running in front of what appears to be a museum. The front figure has long curly dark hair, wears a baseball cap, and has a glowing golden locket or amulet around their neck. They look behind them at the other three figures which appear to be a Black girl with glasses, a white girl in a blue sweater, and a light-skinned boy with a satchel bag. The title is in red font across the middle of the cover; the "O" of "Lotus" is the top of a red gem. The figures run below the title. Above the title is a curved blade vaguely reminiscent of a scimitar. A yellow taxi cab with blurred lines at the back to indicate speed zooms toward the hilt of the blade. Above the blade is a city skyline. Two figures in all black crawl down two ropes that hang above the title.
A Publishers Marketplace deal report dated April 17, 2026 in the Fiction Romance category which reads as follows: Jason June's SANTA AND KRAMPUS'S COZY KILLER CHRISTMAS, in which the successors to Santa Claus and Krampus team up to save their dying holidays by targeting people who would cause humanity's extinction, only to fall for each other amid the chaos—until the shifting force of human belief begins transforming them into rivals destined to repeat the deadly cycle they're trying to break, to Elizabeth May at Kensington, in a three-book deal, for publication in fall 2027, by Brent Taylor at TriadaUS Literary Agency (world).
A Publishers Marketplace deal report dated April 16, 2026 in the Children's Picture Book Fiction category which reads as follows: Belen Medina's LAS POSADAS, bringing to life the music, food, and community of the nine-night celebration reenacting Mary and Joseph's search for shelter, illustrated by Alejandra Ruiz, to Elizabeth Patterson at Beaming Books, for publication in fall 2027, by Brent Taylor at TriadaUS Literary Agency for the author, and by Christina Doffing at Astound US for the illustrator (world).
A Publishers Marketplace deal report dated April 16, 2026 in the Children's Young Adult Fiction category which reads as follows: Birdie Schae's HIT OR MISS, in which, to avoid disappointing her romance-obsessed sister, who can't date until she does, a closeted aroace teen fake-dates her sister's academic rival—only for her sister to fall for him, to Marisa DiNovis at Knopf Children's, for publication in fall 2027, by Brent Taylor at TriadaUS Literary Agency (world English).
The cover for The Demonic Inventions of Aurelie Blake by the Author of A Multitude of Dreams, Mara Rutherford. The cover features a more realistic/detailed illustration of the top half of a feminine presenting figure surrounded by what appears to be detailed wooden molding. The figure has long, braided brown hair, pale skin, a serious expression, and wears an old-fashioned blouse or dress-top that buttons up to the neck and has poofed sleeves and a burgundy bodice. The figure lifts one arm. They hold a golden dagger pointed downward that obscures half of their face and points toward the impression of a half-sphere of light surrounded by white flame/smoke. The title is in curly golden font at the top of the cover and is surrounded by golden vines that stretch from the right side of the cover. The vines match details that appear to be carved into the wooden molding surrounding the figure. Behind the figure, where the molding is cut out around them, is golden damask detailing or wallpaper.
The cover for Deathly Fates by Tesia Tsai which features an illustration vaguely reminiscent of more traditional eastern art styles. Two figures with lighter skin and long dark hair stand in long flowing robes and reach toward each other. The first, more feminine figure, stands on a bridge and holds an elegant staff; the second, more masculine, figure hovers beyond the bridge, legs obscured by the impression of mist or clouds. Swirling white-blue lines surround the figures. The background has the impression of mountains and a sun. Four or five sporadic white flowers surround them as though carried on a breeze. An author blurb at the top of the cover reads "Rich and wholeheartedly poignant" - Chloe Gong, #1 New York Times bestselling author of These Violent Delights. The tagline reads "Bound by death. Marked by love."
A Publishers Marketplace deal report dated April 13, 2026 in the Fiction Romance category which reads as follows: J. Mulberry's ALL HEARTS ON DECK, a contemporary romance following a recent college grad who is stuck on a cruise vacation with her ex-boyfriend, leaving her with no choice but to get over him by getting with his step-brother, to Nicole Fiorica at Scarlett Press, for publication in summer 2027, by Ashley Reisinger at TriadaUS Literary Agency (world).
A Publishers Marketplace deal report dated April 7, 2026 in the International rights Fiction category which reads as follows: K. M. Moronova's YOUR KNIFE, MY HEART and MY BLADE, YOUR BACK, to Baltos Lankos (Lithuania), in a nice deal, in an exclusive submission, in a two-book deal, by Iza Cupial at Anna Jarota Agency, on behalf of Laura Crockett at Triada US.
A Publishers Marketplace deal report dated April 7, 2026 in the Children's Picture Book Non-fiction category which reads as follows: Belen Medina's THE HANDS THAT FEED US, revealing the often unseen workers—from farm fields to restaurant kitchens—whose labor brings food to our tables and connects communities across the country, illustrated by Sol Salinas, to Elizabeth Patterson at Beaming Books, for publication in spring 2027, by Brent Taylor at TriadaUS Literary Agency for the author, and by Christina Doffing at Astound US for the illustrator (world).
The cover for Amelia Shadows and the New Head Ghost by Matthew Dow Smith which features a cartoonishly illustrated scene of a pale figure with short purple hair crossing their arms and scowling in a room or hallway with portraits on the wall behind them. They wear a purple cloak and body suit. Behind them are two ghosts. The one on the right has a skeletal appearance and looks nervously toward the other ghost. The ghost on the left is shown in profile. They are a larger ghost with short hair; they wear a suit jacket and vest with their arms folded or stretched behind them. They look down with a flat expression toward the figure in purple.
The cover for the graphic novel Fruitcake by Rex Ogle and Dave Valeza which features cartoonish illustrations of five people underneath a banner with the title on it. The figure in the middle has lightly tanned skin, round glasses, shoulder-length auburn hair, and wears a yellow collared shirt over a white long-sleeve tucked into brown slacks. One hand is lifted toward themself, index finger partially extended. To the left and slightly in the background are two white male-presenting figures and to the right and slightly in the background are two female-presenting figures. They all look toward the middle figure with interested or neutral expressions.
A Publishers Marketplace deal report dated March 31, 2026 in the Children's Young Adult Fiction category which reads as follows: Author of BEAST BECOMES HER Crystal Seitz's 36 SECONDS TO SUNRISE, the sequel to the forthcoming 89 SECONDS TO MIDNIGHT, pitched as SILVER ELITE meets WARCROSS, following an immunocompromised underground fighter who is sent to compete in a prestigious tournament as a front to spy on the governor for the rebellion—a task made all the more difficult with the governor's roguish son watching her every move, to Sarah McCabe at Margaret K. McElderry Books, in an exclusive submission, for publication in spring 2028, by Laura Crockett at TriadaUS Literary Agency (NA). Foreign: foreign@triadaus.com Film/TV: uwe@triadaus.com