Unbelievable But True. Mega Movie/TV Deal Secured for Future Works

Pinch me please. Such is the high opinion of Thunderball Films about my work in general that, having recently signed the movie deal to produce 'A Study in Red - The Secret Journal of Jack the Ripper' in motion picture, they recently approached me with a view to the possibility of producing a number of my other works, either for TV or as Motion Pictures. After much talking and negotiation, a deal has been signed which will see a number of my current and forthcoming releases being produced by Thunderball Films in the future.

This information has just been placed on Thunderball Films website on thier 'News' page at http://www.thunderballfilms.com/page.php?uniqueid=2001

THUNDERBALL SECURES RIGHTS TO SEVERAL NEW PORTER NOVELS

ThunderBall Films, LLC, who earlier secured the exclusive rights to produce as a feature film or for TV, Brian L. Porter’s successful published novel with rights to the sequel entitled “A Study in Red: The Secret Journal of Jack the Ripper,” published by Double Dragon Publishing in January 2008, has now extended their original Agreement to include several other novels for adaptation. So I'd also like to extend a big thank you to the publishers who have showed faith in my work and who will I hope receive a boost from the fact that one or more of their books will soon be appearing in screen versions. Those publishers are Double Dragon Publishing, 4RV Publishing, Stonehedge Publishing, and Mythica Publsihing.

The published novels now under the Agreement are:

The Voice of Anton Bouchard (ISBN 978-1-60276-026-4: E-book and 978-1-907108-05-1: Print)
The Nemesis Cell (ISBN 978-60276-022-6)
Avenue of the Dead (ISBN 978-1-60276-021-9)
Pestilence (ISBN forthcoming publication)
Glastonbury (ISBN forthcoming publication)
Purple Death (ISBN forthcoming publication)
Arcadia 22 Heavy - Mayday! (ISBN 978-1-907108-01-3, written and published under HARRY PORTER)
Legacy of the Ripper (ISBN forthcoming publication)

Also, a writer/director has now been appointed who will both adapt 'A Study in Red' for the screen and direct the movie. He's an award winning British director and I'll be meeting him in person in a few weeks. Daunting or what?