Lynette, this is a great article! And judging from the comments, it's just what the Stage 32 members love to read about. And it sure highlights how successful you are at PR - you go girl! Your enthusiasm practically jumps off the page at me! I am an author of a YA adventure novel that has won 14 awards (first in a trilogy) and I've been dreaming big and wondering what would the next step be in promoting the story for film or TV. Given the conclusion of Twilight, Harry Potter, and soon-to-be done Hunger Games, audiences will be looking for the "next" YA film series. Are novels ever "discovered" in the world of film or are they always adapted to a screenplay first and then shopped around?
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Dianne, Catherine and Tim have it SPOT ON. Once they've paid you, it's theirs and they do with it what they will in almost every instance. Do you already have a literary agent? If so, I would ask to see if there is a professional organization where you could seek the specific kind of assistance...
Expand commentDianne, Catherine and Tim have it SPOT ON. Once they've paid you, it's theirs and they do with it what they will in almost every instance. Do you already have a literary agent? If so, I would ask to see if there is a professional organization where you could seek the specific kind of assistance you need. But I have a few people I can ask. So let me inquire...
I do not have an agent but if your inquiries turn up any possibilities, I would love to hear back from you. :-)