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Julie Crisp of Pan Macmillan in London has concluded a World Rights deal with John Jarrold, for two untitled horror novels by British author Adam L G Nevill, after a hard-fought auction. She set a floor, which she exercised at the end of the auction for a good five-figure sum. The under-bidder was Emma Coode of HarperCollins UK.
'Adam is one of horror's rising stars,' said John Jarrold. 'His first novel, BANQUET FOR THE DAMNED, received great praise. Having now read his next book and the synopsis of his third novel, I can say without doubt that he's going places, and sooner rather than later. Congratulations to Julie – and to all who took part in the auction. The enthusiasm with which this was met really makes me feel positive about horror's re-birth after a period in the doldrums.'
Contact John Jarrold or Julie Crisp for further details.
John Jarrold - e-mail: j.jarrold@btinternet.com phone: 01522 510544
Julie Crisp- e-mail: j.crisp@macmillan.co.uk phone: 020 7014 6000
1st July 2009
Fantasy Book Critic congratulates Mr. Nevill and we are looking forward to his books.
1 comments:
Excellent. I LOVED Banquet for the Damned!