AGP Executive Report
Last update: 9 hours agoScreen Adaptations: Prime Video is turning Stephen King’s Lovecraftian short story “Crouch End” into a six-episode limited series, while Amazon MGM has ordered “Everyone in My Family Has Killed Someone,” starring Penn Badgley and based on Benjamin Stevenson’s bestselling murder-mystery novels. Crime Fiction Buzz: 50 Cent is backing Sky’s London-set boxing crime thriller “Fightland,” and local author Gary Fields has debuted contemporary thriller “The Book of Judges,” mixing a modern murder plot with historical judge stories. Publishing & Reading Culture: Audible’s “bookless bookstore” Story House drew 7,000+ visitors in NYC, and Milwaukee Public Library highlighted high-demand fiction picks with long waiting lists. Tech & AI in Publishing: A new study warns of “ghost” AI-generated academic co-authors appearing across web and publishing. Legal/Policy: The Supreme Court weighs whether English should be treated as a foreign language in India under the three-language formula.
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