Loiacono Literary Agency

Johnnie Bernhard with Loiacono Literary Agency takes on Joan Early’s novel, The Other Two-Fifths! Joan Early developed a love of books while growing up in rural Mississippi. Reading was her prime entertainment throughout childhood.

Melissa Carrigee with Loiacono Literary Agency takes on Dance Like You Mean It by Jeanne Skartsiaris! What if you wrote a steamy, erotic novel that was so hot bookstores couldn’t keep it on their shelves?  What if you couldn’t tell anyone you...

Good girls, it is commonly believed, are obsessed with bad boys. Usually, they get burned.

A drama of family tragedy, upheaval, forgiveness and renewal set on the post-Katrina Mississippi coast, it is a very poignant story many will be able to relate to; possibly imitating their own healing process.

After contracting two of her precious picture books with Saturn’s Moon Press, Pick-A-Table and I Want To Be Famous!, Goetz pulled out six more to add to her list: God's Candy Store!, Coloring Friends, New Baby, Super Hero, What a Cardboard Box Can Do!...

Argus Publishing acquires Daniel Lorti’s novel The Avignon Legacy! The Avignon Legacy When Pope Gregory XI abruptly decides to move the Papacy back to Rome in 1377, chaos and rebellion descends upon both Avignon and the Papal States in Italy.

Black Opal Books takes on Ginny Fite’s sequel to Cromwell’s Folly in the Sam Lagarde Mystery Series, No Good Deed Left Undone! When Grant Wodehouse went to the barn that fine morning, he had no idea what good, bad or ugly would take place—saddle a...

Loiacono Literary Agency acquires Jocko Lee’s Tar Kyler: Time Traveling Mercenary! http://www.loiaconoliteraryagency.com/loiacono-literary-agency-acquires-jocko-lees-tar-kyler-time-traveling-mercenary/ Tar Kyler, an ex-SEAL team leader trained to fly...

Loiacono Literary Agency’s Melissa Carrigee takes on William T. Delamar and Gloria T.

Colorfully illustrated book available to help parents and family members understand more about connecting with their autistic child and sibling. Drawing Sylvia: An Autistic Child Speaks