Fall 2026
Read them first. Then watch them on the big screen.
Every film begins with an idea, and some of the biggest releases this season began as books. From beloved classics to modern bestsellers, these are the stories making the leap from the page to the screen this fall.
Pick up the book before you see the film, and you’ll know exactly why the studios fell for it. A strong readership and a loyal audience are what make a book attractive to producers, and that’s exactly what we help authors build.
September 18, 2026
The Owens sisters return to their enchanted, complicated family in the long-awaited sequel to the beloved film of Alice Hoffman’s novel.
Warner Bros. — in theaters
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The Owens sisters return to their enchanted, complicated family in the long-awaited sequel to the beloved film of Alice Hoffman’s novel.
October 2, 2026
A struggling writer is hired to finish a bestselling author’s series, and finds an unfinished manuscript that should never have been read.
Amazon MGM Studios — in theaters
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A struggling writer is hired to finish a bestselling author’s series, and finds an unfinished manuscript that should never have been read.
November 20, 2026
Panem returns with the story of a young Haymitch Abernathy, reaped for the brutal 50th Hunger Games.
Lionsgate — in theaters
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Panem returns with the story of a young Haymitch Abernathy, reaped for the brutal 50th Hunger Games.
November 26, 2026
Greta Gerwig opens the wardrobe at the very beginning: the origin story of Narnia, from the first book in C.S. Lewis’s chronology.
IMAX theaters at Thanksgiving, then Netflix
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Greta Gerwig opens the wardrobe at the very beginning: the origin story of Narnia, from the first book in C.S. Lewis’s chronology.
December 18, 2026
Denis Villeneuve concludes his Arrakis saga with Dune Messiah, Frank Herbert’s darker sequel about the cost of becoming a legend.
Warner Bros. — in theaters
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Denis Villeneuve concludes his Arrakis saga with Dune Messiah, Frank Herbert’s darker sequel about the cost of becoming a legend.
Release dates and platforms are as announced and may change.
We help authors build the audience, visibility and materials that put their stories in front of producers.