Called the "Carrie Bradshaw" of bloggers by the New York Times, suburban New Yorker Stephanie Klein's online musings in her personal blog, Greek Tragedy, has gained the attention of Hollywood and the book industry while it draws comparisons to former HBO television series, Sex and the City.
Since January 2004, Klein has written her blog which goes into the
intimate details of her life as a 29-year-old professional single woman
living in New York City's northwestern suburb of Prospect Park, New Jersey. Since then her blog has become among the top 1 percent most-read blogs in the world, according to Technorati's "net attention" ratings system.
That popularity grabbed the attention of two international media conglomerates, News Corporation and NBC Universal. News Corp.'s HarperCollins book division struck a book deal with Klein valued at more than $500,000. The book is scheduled to debut in April 2006.
Comparisons to Sex and the City may continue. NBC Universal
is developing the blog-based book into a fictionalized weekly sitcom
version of Klein’s life for its NBC television network.
Source: Wikinews
But if it were me, I would worry about whether or not i would be selling out myself by writing for Hollywood. But it depends on how much freedom she will be alloted. If they will let her speak her mind on any and all subjects, I think she should go for it. It will be up to her anyways.
I fear no man(Nazgul)...i'm no man(Eowyn) -LoTR