Translation rights for "Wayne's Dead" by Christy Tillery French have been sold to Yacom Publishers of Seoul, South Korea.
The psychological thriller "Wayne's Dead" by Christy Tillery French is currently being translated into Korean.
French's publisher, AmErica House/Publish America, recently negotiated the sale of the Korean language rights for "Wayne's Dead" to Yacom Publishers in Seoul, South Korea.
Publish America calls this a "significant achievement" on the part of the author and will be releasing a news release to the media shortly.
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