I wish i could stay longer, but my role is very brief. Im bill miller and developed to festival and writing programs here at george mason. [applause] thank you. I was going to say that youve arrived at fault for the book whether you intended to or not. If your array was accidental because you were interested in neil gaiman, this is we started the festival wednesday. We are having a great time. We dont end until sunday. Theres programs in the floppy. With a few big ones up if youre interested in other events. In this german sunday. [applause] following me to the podium will be the mayor of fairfax city, race Silverthorne Houle introduced a nice case. We are going to keep things to a minimum and shift to formality staff. Hes going to read, take questions from cars that some of you filled out an answer those and then read again. Then we would do the presentation and then he will be done. Bookstore will be open in the lobby if you havent had a chance to buy one of the present looks. So her
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Red Planet Pictures has optioned the rights to Sarah Pinborough’s The Dog-Faced Gods trilogy and is in development on an adaptation of the first novel, A Matter of Blood.
Red Planet Pictures has optioned the rights to The Dog Faced Gods trilogy by British author and screenwriter, Sarah Pinborough, and are in development with the first novel, A Matter of Blood.
Red Planet Pictures has optioned the rights to The Dog Faced Gods trilogy. The trilogy, written by Sunday Times Number One, and internationally best-selling British author and screenwriter, Sarah Pinborough, sees Red Planet Pictures in development with th first novel, of the series A Matter of Blood. Sarah Pinborough: “I have been quietly in love with