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Eleanor Randolph has landed a book deal with Simon & Schuster for “a major biography” of Michael Bloomberg.
Randolph spent 15 years covering New York for the New York Times and now serves on the paper’s editorial board. Literary agent David Black negotiated the deal with editorial director Alice Mayhew. Here’s more from the release:
This book will follow the extraordinary career and legacy of Bloomberg, who revolutionized business reporting, who has been a powerful and innovative mayor of New York City for the last 12 years, and who has become a public figure of national significance. The book will also observe his ongoing status as a national leader.
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The journalist behind Lance Armstrong’s War has landed a book deal with Bantam for The Little Book of Talent: 52 Rules for Getting Good at Stuff.
Daniel Coyle (pictured, via) has written for Sports Illustrated, The New York Times Magazine, and Play. Most recently, his 2007 cover story became The Talent Code. David Black at the David Black Literary Agency negotiated the deal with Andy Ward at Bantam.
Here’s more about the book: “a collection of straightforward tips that translate an emerging universe of knowledge into practical advice on how to get better at things, from your math skills to your golf swing.”
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