For book-to-film, we are represented by top London and Hollywood agents. Many of our books have been optioned for film and TV.
The It Girl, the New York Times-bestselling thriller by Ruth Ware, has been set up by writer-creator Kevin Williamson at Universal Television, a division of Universal Studio Group.
Ware is executive producing alongside co-writers Williamson and Sarah L. Thompson, and Ben Fast.
Luan Goldie‘s These Streets has been chosen as one of eleven books to be pitched at this year’s Books at Berlinale at the Berlin International Film Festival 2023.
Described as a “powerful and stirring” novel, These Streets was selected alongside the other titles as “exceptional examples of literary material that lend themselves to adaptation.”
Stage rights for Mr Gum and the Secret Hideout, the eighth instalment of the hilarious Mr Gum series by award-winning author Andy Stanton, were bought by Theater Magdeburg (Magdeburg, Germany).
The theatre previously staged the seventh instalment, entitled Mr Gum und der sprechende Kirschbaum, in 2022.
Mr Gum and the Cherry Tree, the seventh instalment of the hilarious Mr Gum series by award-winning author Andy Stanton, has hit the stage in Germany.
Stage rights were bought by Theater Magdeburg (Magdeburg, Germany), and the play, entitled Mr Gum und der sprechende Kirschbaum, premiered on Saturday 10th September 2022.
Screen rights have been optioned for Ruth Ware‘s “blisteringly good” (The Observer) thriller One by One, leaving rights for only The Turn of the Key, The Death of Mrs Westaway and The Lying Game available.
Netflix is developing Ruth Ware‘s thriller The Woman in Cabin 10 as a movie.
Andy Stanton‘s Mr Gum and the Dancing Bear – The Musical! premiered at the National Theatre in 2019.
Mr Gum and the Dancing Bear is the fifth book in the award-winning Mr Gum series.
New Line Cinema have bought film rights to Ruth Ware‘s In a Dark, Dark Wood. Reese Witherspoon is co-producing with The Gotham Group.
Skydance has optioned Rebecca Reid‘s Truth Hurts and is developing a limited series.
Tiger Aspect Productions produced three seasons of Rae Earl‘s My Mad Fat Diary which was broadcast on E4. It was nominated for a BAFTA TV Award, an Emmy, and won the BAFTA Scotland Award in 2015.