stackyFACTSFourteen different industry professionals looked at a manuscript about sparkling, emotionally manipulative vampires playing baseball and correctly identified it as terrible.
Fourteen different industry professionals looked at a manuscript about sparkling, emotionally manipulative vampires playing baseball and correctly identified it as terrible. Unfortunately for their bank accounts, they drastically underestimated the reading public's appetite for toxic teenage angst. Little, Brown and Company finally bought it, inadvertently launching a multi-billion dollar cultural plague of team-based werewolf romance.
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