ACCELERATION will be a novel
The hit novel from Graham McNamee is set at Safran.
The Safran Company has acquired the rights to the YA novel ACCELERATION. Written by Graham McNamee, Acceleration tells the story of Duncan, a teenager forced into community service cataloging lost and found items for the city’s Transit Authority. Amongt the mess, he finds a serial killer’s journal, detailing the madman’s stalking of subway passengers. Duncan sets out with his friends to find and stop the killer.
Safran is circling Saw creator Leigh Whannell to adapt and direct the novel. Whannell has written Dead Silence and the Insidious series, and his directorial debut Insidious: Chapter 3 hits theaters next month.
Acceleration was named the Edgar Allan Poe Award’s Best Young Adult Novel in 2004, and McNamee’s young adult novels are published under Random House Children’s Books Ember imprint.
The Safran Company has acquired the rights to the YA novel ACCELERATION. Written by Graham McNamee, Acceleration tells the story of Duncan, a teenager forced into community service cataloging lost and found items for the city’s Transit Authority. Amongt the mess, he finds a serial killer’s journal, detailing the madman’s stalking of subway passengers. Duncan sets out with his friends to find and stop the killer.
Safran is circling Saw creator Leigh Whannell to adapt and direct the novel. Whannell has written Dead Silence and the Insidious series, and his directorial debut Insidious: Chapter 3 hits theaters next month.
Acceleration was named the Edgar Allan Poe Award’s Best Young Adult Novel in 2004, and McNamee’s young adult novels are published under Random House Children’s Books Ember imprint.
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