Connie, alas, this isn't a movie deal; it'll be a hardback book, same publisher as my previous novel,
The Lebo Coven.As for movies, my novelette "Fugue Devil" is being considered by a studio (I'm not at liberty to divulge which one), but it's hardly a done deal, and in fact, things are moving -so- slowly on that front, I'm not exactly holding my breath.
:-
--M
http://home.triad.rr.com/smraineyPS: True to my usual form,
Blue Devil Island contains a character named Collins. In fact, here's his intro. He might sound a little familiar.
>>As the noise died down, one more hand went up. It belonged to Lieutenant Max Collins, a bright young fellow with longer-than-regulation brown hair and stark blue eyes who came from a small fishing village on the Maine coast; his distinctive accent had prompted our southern Colonel Rooker to good-naturedly call him a "f**kin' yankee wharf rat"--not quite far enough behind Collins's back to go unnoticed.<<
