At the back end of 2019 I subbed my SF thriller Man O'War, published in 2018, into a project run by a small studio called BooksOffice to adapt new books for film or TV. It's a venture run by a consortium of people in the TV, publishing and film industries (the actress and exec producer Leslie Ash, the Head of PR for Tiger Aspect, the Sony DP, amongst others) who are looking for new content to create, adapt and sell to streaming services as that market opens up.
Man O'War is one of 16 books in "Project Alpha", which is seeking to identify a thriller / genre novel to adapt. The novels that get shortlisted are chosen by a voting system, hence... I'm here to beg and corral votes from the good folks at SFF Chrons.
So... if you read MOW and thought it'd look good on screen, please send me a vote! And if you didn't read it, but would watch it if was on TV, then you can also send me a vote! Everyone who does will get lashings of hot cake and grateful PMs, whatever the result.
In order to vote you need to register with Booksoffice for free, and that gives you 5 votes. You also get more votes for inviting other people to vote.
You can register at Taking Stories From Book to Screen
The vote for Man O'War can be found here. It's open until midnight Friday Feb 21st (GMT).
And Man O'War itself can be bought here, or at your friendly neighbourhood Waterstones. And Forbidden Planet.
Thank you in advance!
Final Note: Not sure this thread will be in the right place, mods (I thought maybe publishing, but it's not really, so thought maybe here is better???) so please move it if necessary.
Man O'War is one of 16 books in "Project Alpha", which is seeking to identify a thriller / genre novel to adapt. The novels that get shortlisted are chosen by a voting system, hence... I'm here to beg and corral votes from the good folks at SFF Chrons.
So... if you read MOW and thought it'd look good on screen, please send me a vote! And if you didn't read it, but would watch it if was on TV, then you can also send me a vote! Everyone who does will get lashings of hot cake and grateful PMs, whatever the result.
In order to vote you need to register with Booksoffice for free, and that gives you 5 votes. You also get more votes for inviting other people to vote.
You can register at Taking Stories From Book to Screen
The vote for Man O'War can be found here. It's open until midnight Friday Feb 21st (GMT).
And Man O'War itself can be bought here, or at your friendly neighbourhood Waterstones. And Forbidden Planet.
Thank you in advance!
Final Note: Not sure this thread will be in the right place, mods (I thought maybe publishing, but it's not really, so thought maybe here is better???) so please move it if necessary.