Mansion Street Literary Mgmt
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APOCALYPSE CAKES: RECIPES FOR THE END by Shannon O’Malley is the humorous cookbook for fatalist gluttons everywhere. Running Press will publish the book Spring 2011.
Congratulations Shannon!
You are sick & twisted. We appreciate that in a person. 
Mosh Potatoes – in stores November 2010!
Mansion Street Literary Management is thrilled to announce that we have taken on *representation for a very special client and their very special book:
We anticipate that the Meals On Wheels book proposal will be ready for consideration in late Spring 2010.
We encourage you to donate to this wonderful organization and to get involved with one of their 5000 centers across the country. No senior should go hungry. Ever.
*We are donating our full commission back to the Meals On Wheels organization.
There’s nothing more rewarding for us than hearing that our Author is super happy. Steve Ouch just received a very early advance copy of his upcoming picture book SteamPotVille and he sent us this little video. How excited was he? He called the end papers – end caps. Too cute!
North American rights for Silent Night, Hold Me Tight illustrated by Siebold and written by Sagendorph have been sold to Running Press. The picture book will be released Fall 2011.
The Facebook page for Mosh Potatoes, the world’s heaviest cookbook went up last night. There will be exclusive recipes, events, photos, and contests very soon. Don’t miss a single tasty headbanging moment!
You can also follow Mosh Potatoes on Twitter @moshpotatoes
Mosh Potatoes will be in stores this fall from Simon & Schuster.
You can now pre-order Steve Ouch’s SteamPotVille on many retailer sites. Running Press’ pub. date is April 27, 2010.
One part Where’s Waldo, two parts I Spy, and three parts Monty Python: pop them in a blender, hit spin, and you get the topsy-turvy world of SteamPotVille!
Everyday in SteamPotVille is extraordinary—cats are mooing, monkeys are riding on horses, and cows are flying through the air! Each spread showcases a unique, lush, never-before-seen landscape that draws one into this magical town. Readers will be enchanted to visit the pages again and again looking at the eye-popping artwork. At the end of the book, children are invited to become residents of the town and to revisit the pages looking for hidden animals, objects, and people. But is SteamPotVille just a dream or does it really exist?
Steve Ouch has a degree in international business and currently works as a social media consultant. He has worked with Intel, Twitter, and Facebook leading social media campaigns. He has a strong web presence and summer 2009 he made monthly movies for Ford’s viral video campaign while traveling around the country to promote the Ford Fiesta. In May 2008, he self-published SteamPotVille. Ouch lives in Portland, Oregon.
Author and Sunday Times columnist India Knight blogged about her love of Paul Thurlby’s work a few months ago. Her family listened. They bought her the entire series for Christmas. The art is back from the frame shop. Wow!
