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AEI DEALS |
James Michael Pratt’s "The Lost Valentine" in preproduction with Hallmark Hall of Fame, AEI & Paulist Productions, starring Betty White, Jennifer Love Hewitt
Tantor Audio has bought the audio rights to Jerry Blaine and Lisa McCubbin's The Kennedy Detail
"Queen of Urban Erotica" Noire in a significant deal for 3
novels and a novella with Kensington's Dafina imprint (Selena
James) by Ken Atchity for AEI
AEI, Discovery, & Renegade83 to produce "The Kennedy Detail,"
a 2-hour Sunday night special based on the book by Jerry Blaine
& Lisa McCubbin
AEI, Sundance, & Renegade 38 will partner to produce Teman
& Teran, a docu-series following identical twin artists Teman
and Teran Evans
AEI has signed a deal with Intelligent Life Productions to
develop & produce 6 web series based on its clients properties
Ballantine has sold Noire's backlist, starting from her forthcoming
Unzipped, for audio books to E-1 Music
N. American rights to Lisa McCubbin's The Kennedy Detail
sold to Simon and Schuster's Gallery Books
Stuart Connelly has sold a biographical account of Clarence
Brown's weekend with Martin Luther King before the "I Have
a Dream" speech to Macmillan Palgrave
Turkish rights to Alaya Johnson's forthcoming flappers-era
creatures of the night novel, Moonshine, to Pegasus
Publishing House by AEI/Baror Int'l
Greek rights to Dracula: The Un-Dead sold to Harlenic
Hellas S.A. by Baror International for AEI
Dennis Palumbo's Mirror Image has sold to Poisoned
Pen Press
Darby Roach's The 3-Second Window has been sold to
MorganJames Publishing
AEI has signed a multi-picture deal with Informant Media and
Picture Park Entertainment to produce foreign-friendly films
in the $3mm-$8mm range
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| INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY MANAGEMENT |
AEI thinks of itself first and foremost as a STORY MERCHANT - discovering, acquiring rights to, and managing the developing, publishing, producing, distributing, marketing, licensing, and virtually every facet of a literary property that can be exploited for commercial gain in all media throughout the world.
We have long been a "full-service" literary company, offering "under one roof" the management of all services associated with the exploitation of stories for any storyteller (writer or otherwise) wishing to earn money from getting his or her story to the right audience in every possible medium.
Founders and partners Ken Atchity (Ph.D., Yale) & Chi-Li Wong apply Atchity's time-management, creative mind, and story analysis methods to consult with and represent novelists, nonfiction writers, screenwriters, and VIPS - from initial concept through development, final draft, editing, and marketing.
Currently AEI takes on only new representation clients with long-range strategic potential.
For others we offer book- and brand-launch consulting.
If your writing is not yet ready for representation, AEI's sister company, Writer's Lifeline, Inc., provides freshman writers with professional guidance to develop their craft to commercial levels. |
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