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• “Haunting Melissa” On the Rise

  19 May 2013

  After its first two days of release, Haunting Melissa, the new ghost story app with a script by Andrew, is in the top ten of free entertainment app downloads at the Apple iStore, vying with such apps as Netflix and the TV networks. Named best App of the day, and featured by Apple, the first-of-its-kind movie-in-an-app [...]

• “Haunting Melissa” Now Available

  16 May 2013

  The first ever app movie, “Haunting Melissa,” a ghost story with a script by Andrew is now available for download free, exclusively at the app store for iPhone and iPad users. The story, delivered in installments by the app, tells of a young woman in a lonely farmhouse who begins to feel her mother is [...]

• First App Film Coming Soon, With Andrew’s Teleplay

  6 May 2013

  Producer Neal Edelstein announced the formation of his new company Hooked Digital Media this week, saying the firm would be dedicated to delivering “quality film-making for tablet and mobile devices through app technology that reinvents distribution.” The first-ever such film will be the ghost story Haunting Melissa, to be released later this spring. Haunting Melissa features a story [...]

• Andrew Interviewed on Google Plus

  25 Apr 2013

  Andrew will chat with Professor Robert Woods of the Great Books Honors College on Google + Wednesday, May 25th at 6PM Pacific Time. Andrew will answer questions sent in from the audience regarding his novels for both adults and young adults, and his concerns about the culture.  The interview can be found at http://studyliberalarts.org/2013/04/09/interview-with-andrew-klavan/ Related posts: [...]

• Andrew Has Part in “Hating Breitbart”

  21 Apr 2013

  “Hating Breitbart,” a documentary on the late media activist, will be released into select theaters and also made available on DVD and video on demand starting May 17th. The film follows Breitbart through a number of his clashes with the mainstream media, repeatedly showing him first vilified, then vindicated. Andrew (Klavan) appears, offering commentary on [...]